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- Zhejiang Hisoar Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (002099.SZ) engages in the research, development, production and sale of active pharmaceutical ingredients, pharmaceutical intermediates, generic formulations, fine chemicals, dyestuffs and dye intermediates. The company manufactures antibiotics including clindamycin series and meropenem, cardiovascular drugs such as metoprolol succinate, hypoglycemic agents like repaglinide and voglibose, anti-inflammatory agents, anti-HIV medications, anti-diabetic products and related intermediates; it also produces environmentally friendly reactive dyes such as active brilliant blue KN-R series with global market share exceeding 60%, anthraquinone dyes and pigment intermediates, alongside contract manufacturing services (CMO/CDMO) for multinational pharmaceutical companies. Over 70% of pharmaceutical products export internationally, with leading global positions in clindamycin production; operations span China with production bases in Taizhou, Yichang and Jiangsu, plus overseas entities including Genevida GmbH in Germany and Hong Kong holdings.
Founded in 1966 and headquartered at No. 100 Waishazhi Road, Jiaojiang District, Taizhou, Zhejiang Province, China, the company operates as a listed entity controlled by Dankong Industry & Trade Group Co., Ltd. following its 2014 acquisition, with subsidiaries including Zhejiang Hisoar Chuannan Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Taizhou Qianjin Chemical Co., Ltd. and Zhejiang Qilian Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. It maintains a national enterprise technology center, postdoctoral workstation and provincial research institutes focused on Haixiang Pharmaceutical and Taizhou Qianjin.
Recent developments include the completion of a share repurchase program announced April 2025, acquiring 4.41 million shares or 0.28% of outstanding shares for CNY 25.59 million by September 2025; establishment of Yichang Hisoar Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. in planning stages; and in 2020 launch of a mask production line alongside COVID-19 donations, plus formation of Zhejiang Qilian for hazardous waste management.