British media: China's medical industry attracts overseas investment is comparable to the Internet

Reuters article: As the Chinese government plans to introduce measures to meet the needs of hundreds of millions of elderly patients, a large number of overseas investors have poured into China's booming medical industry . This upsurge will make the value of the company's mergers and acquisitions exceed the hot Internet industry.

In recent years, China's aging population has proliferated, and the Chinese government is working hard to solve this problem. It is estimated that in the next five years, China's private enterprises, state-owned enterprises and consumers will spend 8 trillion yuan in health care, which is three times the current level. In 2014, China fully approved the establishment of foreign-funded hospitals, further lifted the control of drug prices, and introduced policies to speed up the examination and approval of medical equipment .

Inspired by these factors, many investors are investing in Chinese hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and medical device manufacturing. Investment companies use loan speculation and Chinese local business partners to recruit doctors and help speed up the approval of planning projects. Detai Investment, Blackstone Group, Malaysian Integrated Health Holdings Limited and Chinese pharmaceutical manufacturer Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd. have already invested in China's healthcare industry.

For these companies, the age of 65-year-olds in China will reach 223 million in 2030. This prospect is a huge temptation for the medical market. Optimistic market expectations have led to a steady increase in the market value of some companies. Phoenix Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd., the largest private hospital in China, is expected to increase its revenue by 25.1 times in 2013, and now its transaction volume is 35 times.

According to Thomson Reuters data, after years of steady development, China's health care industry continues to grow and expand, this year's corporate M&A transaction volume will be more than twice the record of $18.5 billion in 2014. In January alone, the transaction volume reached 6.9 billion US dollars. The trend of accelerating development indicates that the health care industry is still hot this year. Although China's e-commerce and Internet industries have also generated significant revenues in 2014, they are still worth less than the health care industry for $17.9 billion.

Steven Wang, co-founder of Hong Kong Pine Capital, said that he spends 70% of his time looking for business opportunities in China's healthcare industry. “In China, this is really a hot area like the mobile Internet.” Goldman Sachs Chief Analysis Teacher Jiner Lau said that he is very optimistic about New China, especially the health care industry. Abu Bakar Suleiman, president of Asia's largest hospital operator, Integrated Health Holdings Ltd., said the Chinese market is huge and we don't just have to be in Beijing and Shanghai.

However, investors will also bear the significant risks of weak hospital infrastructure, rising valuations and lack of doctors. According to the World Health Organization data, in 2012, there were 14.6 doctors per 10,000 people in China. The same rate was 38.5 in Australia, 24.2 in the US and 17.6 in Brazil. In addition, the Chinese government's policies are also unpredictable, increasing investment risks.

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