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LEADING CHANGE
While the world is facing unprecedented changes in decades, changing to respond to change and welcoming change over responding. Tigermed proactively adapts to changes in regulations, customer needs and social patterns, and keeps innovating its own mindsets, technologies and operational models to lead industry development.
Amidst complex changes, keeping a clear goal helps one stay on course. Tigermed stays true to the mission of "serving healthcare partners through innovation, advancing human health through excellence", and builds itself on the core values - honest & reliable, open & inclusive, collaborative & accountable, professional & innovative. Tigermed positions itself as a compliant business and works hand in hand with stakeholders towards sustainability.
CONTENTS
- LEADER'S SPEECH
- ABOUT TIGERMED
- CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
16 FEATURE: COUNTERMARCHING, IN THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19
DRIVING INNOVATION | |
OF CLINICAL RESEARCH | 20 |
POWERING GLOBAL MEDICAL INNOVATION | 22 |
BECOMING A TRUSTED CLINICAL RESEARCH PARTNER | 25 |
UPHOLDING QUALITY AS THE CORE OF THE BUSINESS | |
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PROMOTING INDUSTRY | |
DEVELOPMENT | 30 |
ACCELERATING THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH INDUSTRY LOCALLY | 32 |
SHARING IDEAS AND RESOURCES WITH INDUSTRY PEERS | 34 |
BUILDING A STRONG TALENT POOL FOR HIGH-QUALITY INDUSTRY | 36 |
DEVELOPMENT |
GUIDING OUR PEOPLE IN THE | |
QUEST FOR SUCCESS | 38 |
ENSURING EMPLOYEES' BASIC RIGHTS AND INTERESTS | 40 |
ACTIVAING TALENT AND UNLEASHING POTENTIAL | 42 |
FOSTERING AN ENGAGING TIGERMED CULTURE | |
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CONTRIBUTING TO A | |
SHARED FUTURE | 46 |
GREEN TIGERMED: STRENGTHENING | 48 |
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | |
CARING TIGERMED: IMPROVING HEALTH | 50 |
AWARENESS AT COMMUNITY LEVEL |
- KEY PERFORMANCE
- OUTLOOK
56 HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE ESG (ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE) REPORTING GUIDE INDEX
58 GRI (GLOBAL REPORTING INITIATIVE) INDEX
60 ABOUT THIS REPORT
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LEADER'S SPEECH
TO LEAD
TO INNOVATE
- We have deeply felt the profound changes of the era, thus upgrading ourselves proactively to adapt to changes in regulations, customer needs, and social and cultural patterns. We keep innovating our own mindsets, technologies, service and operational models to respond to changes in the pharmaceutical industry and the rapid growth of the Company. "
In the past 2019, Tigermed worked towards accelerating the launch of more innovative drugs for the benefit of patients. We yielded fruitful results and ushered in a number of important milestones.
During the year, the continued reform of China's drug and medical device reviewing and approval brought us new opportunities and challenges. We concentrated our efforts on innovative drugs and medical devices, and put more health products to the market to drive the development of innovative drugs in China. We were behind a number of innovative products, such as BeiGene's Zanubrutinib, the first FDA- approved anti-cancer drug developed in China, the first China- made biosimilar Rituximab Injection developed by Henlius, and the first China-made artificial heart "Yongrenxin". As of the first quarter of 2020, we had helped cumulatively 36 Chinese Class I innovative drugs go on the market, rendering patients more options.
In 2019, our projects passed numerous inspections with outstanding performance, and won wide recognition from customers. We took pride in the trophies and letters of thanks handed to us: Hua Medicine (Shanghai) granted us the Handin- Hand Progress Award; Hutchison MediPharma (Shanghai) bestowed Hangzhou Simo the Excellent Team Award; and 3DMed named Fantastic Bioimaging the Best Partner. We are chosen by more customers , and every year we remained
Dr. Ye Xiaoping
Co-founder and Chairman
100% of top ten customers. Such a success hinged upon the pragmatic cooperation of our clinical research team. Through industrial chain extension and regional service capacity building, we provided customers with all-round solutions, timely response and effective countermeasures to address their demands.
This year, we continued to expand our business landscape in the Asia Pacific Region, Europe and the United States, and further internationalized ourselves. We set up a joint venture with the Japanese company Accerise Inc. to provide international multi-center clinical trial services in Japan. Our first international multi-center clinical trial in Singapore enrolled the first subject. We acquired 100% stake in Tigermed-BDM Inc. in U.S. and integrated its data statistics and management resources into ours to adapt to global competition. By the end of the reporting period, we have set up 17 overseas operation sites across 12 countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific region, North America and Europe to fuel drug clinical trials by leveraging the wide-coverage service network. 2019 was a year of milestones. We released the first social responsibility report to demonstrate our responsibilities, commitments and practices. Our subsidiary, Frontage Holdings (1521 HK), launched a listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to further globalize itself as a pharmaceutical CRO. Hangzhou Combak Hospital Co., Ltd. passed the GCP accreditation and obtained the Qualification Certificate of Drug Clinical Trial Institution. "Small Shield" APP developed by Hangzhou SlanHealth Co., Ltd., our investee, was successfully licensed as a medical device - an Auxiliary Management Software for Prevention Mother-to-Child Transmission of Viral Hepatitis B (VHB) by Zhejiang Medical Products Administration.
Product quality is the lifeline of Tigermed, and the foundation of all our accomplishments. Not long after our inception, we developed a quality management system in line with ICH-GCP Guideline to ensure project quality. We have fostered a quality culture to raise employees' quality awareness and gradually influence their work pattern and mindset. In the meantime, we incorporate the same quality standards into the supply chain to tighten quality management with suppliers. Our priority on quality wins us lasting trust from and cooperation with more customers.
Dedication of every employee has led to Tigermed's sustained and rapid growth. As talent is the most important asset of a CRO, we have developed management systems for talent selection, employment, training and retention, and customized management and training systems for professional and managerial personnel respectively. We are proud that our mid- level and above managers benefit a lot from internal training. Many employees have joined us right after graduation, grown
fast in work practice and are entrusted with key positions. Many senior managers are veteran employees who have worked with us for over ten years. We believe the development of the Company and the growth of employees go hand in hand.
We have witnessed the development of innovative drugs in China over the past 10 years. Drug innovation in China evolved from one man's fight to a battle of thousands of innovators, and in the meantime, the regulatory system keeps innovating in alignment with global practices. We have deeply felt the profound changes of the era, thus upgrading ourselves proactively to adapt to changes in regulations, customer needs, and social and cultural patterns. We keep innovating our own mindsets, technologies, service and operational models to respond to changes in the pharmaceutical industry and the rapid growth of the Company. Our robust growth is predicated on the commitment to corporate mission and values, and on compliance management, which underpin our ability to lead the change.
Looking forward to 2020, Tigermed will ride the trend of worldwide innovation and waves of continued reform in the Chinese pharmaceutical industry, and continue to fulfill its mission. We will adhere to the strategy of "Global Excellence, China Expertise", and align with high quality standards in the R&D of COVID-19 drugs. We will fuel the clinical development of more new drugs through efficient operation, and contribute to the health of humankind.
Ms. Cao Xiaochun
Co-founder and General Manager
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ABOUT TIGERMED
Regulatory Affairs
Clinical Operations
Biometrics
Integrated Technology Services
ABOUT
TIGERMED
Hangzhou Tigermed Consulting Co., Ltd. is committed to supporting clients in their clinical development in the best possible way. As the leading clinical Contract Research Organization (CRO) in China, Tigermed is dedicated to provide services for new drug research and development and other supporting services to global and Chinese pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Since our inception in 2004, Tigermed has always embraced new technologies and partnerships to accelerate product development and generate the clinical evidence that our clients require to demonstrate real-world value.
The Company was listed on the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM) of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (stock code: 300347. SZ) on August 17, 2012, and on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on August 7, 2020 (stock code: 3347.HK).
Medical Devices / IVD
Post-Marketing / Real World
Evidence / Vaccine
Business Overview
Tigermed builds an integrated and all-round platform that covers the whole industrial chain of clinical research, and spans across the overall development cycle of new drugs and medical devices. In the pre-clinical stage, we offer bioanalysis, pharmaceutical research (including Chemistry, Manufacturing and Control), bio-equivalency (BE) trials, and PK/PD services. For Phase I to IV trials, our service covers project management and implementation, medical writing (such as clinical protocol and report), clinical monitoring, data management and statistical analysis, central imaging, pharmacovigilance, and site management organization (SMO). In addition, we provide regulatory submission & approval service, medical translation, Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) qualification, training and auditing, and other integrated clinical services for medical devices from pre-clinical to post-launch stage.
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Mission
Serve healthcare
through innovation, Advance human health through excellence Vision
To be the recognized as the leading CRO
ABOUT TIGERMED
Honors
Tigermed
Values
& Reliable, Open & Inclusive, Collaborative & Accountable, Professional &
Brand slogan
Global Excellence, China Expertise
Trusted Clinical Research Organization partner
The 12th China Pharmaceutical Strategy Conference cosponsored by China National Pharmaceutical Industry Information Center and Taizhou Medical New & High-tech Industrial Development Zone's Management Committee
Innovative Chinese CRO of 2019
The 11th China Healthcare Summit of Entrepreneurs, Scientists, and Investors and Pharmaceutical Achievement Exhibition of the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the P.R.C. held by China Pharmaceutical Enterprises Association and China Medicinal Biotech Association
"Top 10 Chinese Listed Pharmaceutical
Patient
Centric
By collaborating closely with regulatory agencies, medical research institutes, hospitals, and our global customers, we provide high-quality medical solutions for unmet patient needs.
Operational | Quality | Continuous | ||
Excellence | Priority | innovation | ||
We are committed to | We strictly abide by the | Looking forward | ||
building a stable and | ethics and regulations | to the future, we | ||
high-quality team | in clinical research | challenge ourselves | ||
with a strong sense | and are committed | to explore innovative | ||
of responsibility. We | to quality. To this | solutions internally and | ||
provide professional | purpose, we provide | externally. Through | ||
services and execute | standardized, efficient, | continuous optimization | ||
efficiently through rapid | and proven clinical trial | and breakthroughs, | ||
response and internal | services and we assure | we enable our clients | ||
coordination. | product safety with a | to market their | ||
scientific, rigorous, and | products successfully | |||
"2020 China Enterprise Credit Development Forum and the 11th Integrity Public Welfare Ceremony" held by China Enterprise Reform and Development Society Association and China Cooperative Trade Enterprises Association
2019 Top 500 Trustworthy Listed Companies in China
Companies in Investment Value of 2019";
and "Outstanding Enterprises of the
Pharmaceutical Industry in Celebration of
the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the
P.R.C."
professional attitude. | worldwide and to |
ensure the sustainable | |
development of our | |
company. |
1898
Number of total customers (by the end of the reporting
Hua Medicine (Shanghai) Ltd. | Hangzhou Municipal | |||
Bureau of Commerce | ||||
Hand-in-Hand Progress | Model Hangzhou | |||
Award | Company in | |||
Zhejiang Association for Corporate Social Responsibility
2019 Model Company in Corporate Social Responsibility
Headquartered in Hangzhou, Tigermed runs 123 service outlets in China's mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan.To drive the internationalization of pharmaceutical R&D, the Company has also opened overseas subsidiaries and offices in 10 countries and regions, including Korea, Japan, Malaysia, the United States, Romania and Switzerland.
period)
130+
Service and Trade |
in Zhejiang Province (for Practice Dimension)
SWITZERLAND | CANADA | |
ROMANIA | JAPAN | USA |
INDIA | KOREA | |
MALAYSIA | ||
SINGAPORE | ||
AUSTRALIA |
Number of global branches and service outlets (as of Q1 2020)
36
Number of Class I Chinese innovative drugs successfully launched (as of Q1 2020)
According to the report of Frost & Sullivan,Tigermed has become the largest clinical CRO in China and among top ten in the world in terms of the operating revenue of 2019.
Hangzhou Simo
Hutchison MediPharma (Shanghai) Ltd.
Excellent Team Award
Beijing Cancer Hospital
2019 Beijing Cancer Hospital Best SMO Award for Clinical Trials
Fantastic Bioimaging
The District Economic Work Conference and Mobilization Meeting for Building the Strongest Digital Economy Zone held by Hangzhou High-Tech Zone (Binjiang)
Excellent Young Eagle Enterprise
3DMed
Best Partner Award
Frontage Laboratories | Life Science Leader magazine 2019 CRO Leadership Awards |
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CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
Overview
In accordance with the law, we have established the general meeting of shareholders, the Board of Directors and the Board of Supervisors, launched a system of independent directors, and set up special committees under the Board. We have clearly defined the roles, powers, procedures and obligations of the general meeting, the Board of Directors, the Board of Supervisors and the management in decision-making, implementation and supervision. As a result, we have leveraged well according to the duties of authorities, decision-makers, business units, and supervisors, creating a governance mechanism of checks and balances. We act in strict accordance with the Company Law of the People's Republic of China, the Securities Law of the People's Republic of China and regulations, as well as the internal control system including the Articles of Association,
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Number of general meetings of shareholders
15
Number of meetings of the Board of Directors
We hold general meetings of shareholders as required, and facilitate shareholders' | ||||
participation so that they can fully exercise their rights. Certain proceedings are | ||||
General Meetingof | ||||
followed for the deliberation of each proposal to ensure all shareholders are | ||||
Shareholders | treated equally. Shareholders' inquiries will be answered, and their suggestions and | |||
opinions be listened to. The discourse right of small and medium shareholders will | ||||
be ensured. | ||||
We comprehensively consider age, education | Composition of the Fourth | |||
background, professional experience, skills, | ||||
Board of Directors by Age: | ||||
Board of | and industry experience of directors to ensure | |||
diversification of the Board. In April 2020, the | 1 | 5 | ||
Directors | Company held a re-election for the fourth Board | |||
Membership which comprises three non-independent | Aged 40-49 | Aged 50-59 | ||
directors and three independent directors. Among | ||||
them, 50% i.e.,three are female. |
the Rules of Procedure of General Meeting, and the Procedural Rules of the Board of Directors to continuously improve the corporate governance system, and lay a solid foundation for regulated operations and sustainable development.
During the reporting period, as our international development strategy was further implemented, and the industrial chain continued to extend, we launched organizational reforms and built a "headquarters + business units" structure to empower the headquarters in creating value. We have established six business units and functional headquarters to better accommodate development needs.
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Number of meetings of the Board of Supervisors
Board of
Supervisors
The Fourth Board of Supervisors comprises two shareholder supervisors and one employee supervisor, two of which are male and one is female. The shareholder and employee supervisors are respectively elected by the general meeting of shareholders and the Staff Representative Meeting. The term of office of supervisors is 3 years.
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Aged 30-39 | Aged 50-59 |
President Office of Administration | |||||||||||||||
Finance Department | |||||||||||||||
Audit Committee | |||||||||||||||
Human Resources Department | |||||||||||||||
Remuneration and | |||||||||||||||
Evaluation Committee | Quality Assurance Department | Internal Audit | |||||||||||||
Department | |||||||||||||||
Strategic Development | Data Resources and Compliance Department | ||||||||||||||
Committee | Legal Affairs | ||||||||||||||
Marketing and Business Development Department | Department | ||||||||||||||
Nomination Committee | |||||||||||||||
Executive Vice President | |||||||||||||||
Policy and Regulatory Affairs Department | |||||||||||||||
Board of | Directors | President / CEO | Government Affairs Department | ||||||||||||
Administration Department | |||||||||||||||
Chief Operating Officer | |||||||||||||||
Board Secretary | |||||||||||||||
Procurement Department | |||||||||||||||
Chief Financial Officer | |||||||||||||||
Tigermed Investment | IT Department | ||||||||||||||
Innovation Center | |||||||||||||||
Preclinical and Generic Drug | Chief Science Officer | ||||||||||||||
Business Department | |||||||||||||||
Innovative Drugs Business Department | |||||||||||||||
Medical Devices Business Department | |||||||||||||||
Biometrics Business Department | |||||||||||||||
SMO Business Department | |||||||||||||||
New Industry Development Department | |||||||||||||||
In accordance with the requirements of the relevant laws, regulations and the Management System for Investor Relations, the Company designated the secretary to the Board as the person-in-charge for the management of investor relations, who
Investor Relationshipis responsible for coordinating investor relations, receiving visiting Shareholders, answering enquires from investors and providing them with information already
Management disclosed by the Company. The Company responds to enquires from investors by means of phone calls, e-mails, interactive investor relations platform, investor relations section in the corporate website, investor reception day, etc, which enhances the exchange of information and promotes positive interactions with investors.
The Company discloses its information in a true, accurate, complete and timely | ||
manner in strict compliance with the relevant laws and regulations and the | ||
Information | ||
Management System for Information Disclosure. During the reporting period, the | ||
Disclosure | via the media outlets designated by the CSRC,namely The Securities Times and the | |
Company issued a total of 4 periodic reports and 212 temporary announcements | ||
CNINFO website (www.cninfo.com.cn). | ||
In 2019 2.78 | 269.9168 |
Dividend per 10 shares | Total cash dividend |
(tax included) (RMB) | (including share repurchase in 2019) (million RMB) |
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Raising Employees' Anti- corruption Awareness
Anti-corruption has been incorporated into our routine training. We cover all employees with anti-corruption training and assessment to raise their compliance awareness. During the reporting period, we provided special anti-corruption training to the management, including members of the Board, to enhance compliance awareness at the leadership level in clinical research and business operation.
Protecting the Rights and
Interests of Whistleblowers
Protection of privacy: The personal information and tips provided by the whistleblowers are kept strictly confidential. Other units, departments and individuals have no right to access the information unless authorized.
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Launching Internal Audits
We have established an internal supervision and management system composed of both business units and functional departments, such as risk supervision, compliance management, and audit departments. A multilevel supervision mechanism was also put in place to cover the headquarters, subsidiaries & branches and business units, to supervise and inspect the Company's financial status, operation & management, salary distribution, and the performance of directors and senior executives on either a regular or irregular basis. The audit department should inspect and evaluate the audit supervision of the headquarters and holding and joint-stock companies, and submit internal audit reports to the Board of Directors.
Strengthening Supply Chain
Compliance Management
We integrate compliance requirements for suppliers
Compliance Management
Tigermed's steady development cannot be separated from its culture of compliance, integrity and honesty. We strictly abide by national laws and regulations, international conventions and business ethics, and constantly improve the internal supervision mechanism and risk control system. We boost integrity management to adapt to increasingly stringent supervision and regulations, and live up to compliance requirements for internationalization.
100%
Coverage of staff anti-corruption training
In 2019
Guard against retaliation: We have set up a mechanism to guard against retaliation against informants. When the reports come from the inside, the Company will follow up to protect whistleblowers from workplace exclusion and retaliation. When the reports come from suppliers and partners, the Company will take measures to protect their rights and interests. Once it is confirmed that the informant has been retaliated, the Company will strictly deal with the personnel involved.
into our anti-bribery and anti-corruption policies. Cooperation is grounded on obser vance of the aforementioned requirements. Suppliers should sign a third-partyanti-bribery and anti-corruption statement in the bidding process, which specifies that suppliers shall not offer economic incentives in any form to Tigermed employees. With these measures, we swear to strengthen compliance management from the very start of the supply chain.
Anti-corruption
We conduct business with high ethical standards and strictly implement Policies of Anti-briberyand Anti-corruptionof Tigermed and Policies of Conflict of Interest. During the reporting period, we issued the Notice on Strengthening Compliance Management of Tigermed, and appointed compliance and data security officers to strengthen compliance management across the Company. As our presence in the global marketplace increases, we employ local legal consultants and develop standard operating procedures (SOP) to align operations to local policies and regulations. For example, we come up with Tigermed Physician Payments Sunshine Act referring to relevant regulations in the United States to meet compliance requirements.
According to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the European Union, we have improved SOPs and management systems regarding legal affairs, IT and other departments involving personal information of project personnel. We invited European lawyers to carry out assessment and certification, and organized training sessions for all employees to enhance the awareness of personal information protection and compliance management.
The column of "Compliance Concern" was opened up on the home page of our official website. | ||
Official website | ||
Informants shall fill in the form according to the guidance and may choose to report either | ||
anonymously or in real name. | ||
Tip-off hotline for noncompliant conducts: 400-687-272-02 | ||
Hotline | ||
For anti-corruption and compliance: compliance.officer@tigermedgrp.com; | ||
Email addresses | ||
Clearing | For data security: DPO@tigermedgrp.com | |
Reporting | The tips will go straight to our compliance officer / data protection officer, who will set up a | |
Channels | working group for investigation, and deal with the reported matters according to investigation | |
results. Since the establishment of the reporting channels, the Company has not received any | ||
reports on compliance violation. |
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Risk management and control
We have built a corporate governance structure consisting of the general meeting of shareholders, the Board of Directors, the Board of Supervisors and the management, and a risk control framework of the internal audit department, audit committee and business QA with a clear division of duties, either of risk assessment or of risk management strategy. We have also set up risk assessment and control systems to standardize the management of business, finance, legal affairs, internal audit and information to improve security and guarantee sound and sustainable development.
IPR protection
We have put in place an intellectual property right management system. We manage intangible assets carefully, and strictly abide by provisions of our asset management system, scientific research management system, and personnel management system. And we actively reach out to the National Copyright Administration to apply for and renew software copyrights and utility
As of March 31, 2020
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Number of registered patents
377
Number of software copyrights
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
CSR Management
We work tirelessly to integrate social responsibility into corporate governance and operation, and push for sustainability management and practices. We also continuously deepen the harmonious relationship with stakeholders to safeguard health for mankind, fulfill social responsibility, and achieve sustainable development.
Leading organization and working mechanism
We have set up a well-coordinated organizational structure to promote sustainability management. As a decision-maker, the Board of Directors is charged with the top-level design of sustainable development affairs. The Social Responsibility Department, as a coordinator and supervisor, is responsible for promoting and monitoring implementation progress. The subordinate business units under the guidance of the headquarters perform CSR-related tasks as designated.
model patents.
Clinical trial ethics
We strictly follow the Declaration of Helsinki and include it in staff training in the hope of encouraging more employees to understand, support and participate in clinical research, and of accelerating the R&D of new drugs to contribute to public health.
100%
Coverage of ethics training for clinical trial practitioners
Decision | |||
Board of Directors | |||
Maker | |||
Coordinator | Social Responsibility | ||
Department |
Formulate sustainable development strategies and policies Supervise and review achievements in sustainable development
Implement resolutions of the Board of Directors on sustainable development
Communicate on and coordinate sustainable development issues
Prepare sustainability reports
Manage ESG information on a daily basis | ||||
Executives | Subordinate Business | |||
Fulfill ESG management objectives | ||||
Units | ||||
Provide timely feedback | ||||
Tigermed's Social Responsibility Management Mechanism
Goals and objectives
We continue to consolidate the foundation of social responsibility management. We focus on CSR management, responsible practices and sustainability branding to enhance the capacity for sustainable development and build competitiveness.
CSR management
Improve the sustainable development mechanism and put forth policies and systems to promote normalized CSR management
CSR practices
Fulfill social responsibility and summarize model cases in line with our sustainable development strategy and key sustainability concerns of the industry
Sustainability branding
Through releasing social responsibility reports (sustainability reports), we spread our sustainable development philosophy and gradually create a brand image as a sustainable enterprise.
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We conscientiously identify and manage the impacts of our decisions and operations. We prioritize material topics closely related to our own development, and regard the government, shareholders, customers, employees, partners, environment, and community as important players propelling our continued development. We are committed to answering for each and every stakeholder.
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Material Topic Management
We refer to ISO 26000 Guidance on Social Responsibility, GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards issued by the Global Sustainability Standards Board, and Environmental, Social and Governance Reporting Guidelines of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, to benchmark ourselves against outstanding practices in and outside China. Then, we proceed from the realities of the industry and our own conditions to identify material topics for us and our stakeholders.
To fully grasp the expectations and needs of stakeholders, we conducted research and survey (with 454 valid questionnaires collected), and analyzed material topics from two dimensions, namely "relevance to stakeholders" and "relevance to Tigermed's sustainable development" for accurate results.
We maintain active communication with all stakeholders. Through
Communication diversified mechanisms and channels, we listen to the voices and with Stakeholders concerns of all parties for mutual benefit and sustainable social
development.
Stakeholders
Government and regulators
Demands
Tax payment according to law
Compliance operation Fair operation
Communication channels
Inspection visits by leaders and competent departments Regular work summary and official document exchanges
Daily policy implementation
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Quality of products and services | |||||||||
Protecting the rights and interests of subjects | Compliant operations | ||||||||
Raising customers' satisfaction | Protecting the rights and interests of employees | ||||||||
Be | Information transparency | Tax payment according to law | Employee training and development | ||||||
Risk management | Employee welfare and care | ||||||||
toImportant | Work-life balance | Business | Occupational health and safety | ||||||
R&D ethics | performance | ||||||||
Cultivating talentsFair operation | |||||||||
Responsible supply chain | R&D innovation | ||||||||
Raising environment protection awareness | Promoting industrial exchanges | ||||||||
stakeholders | Waste management | Resource conservation | |||||||
Environment management | |||||||||
Industry-university-research integration | |||||||||
Participating in industrial investment | |||||||||
Coping with climate change | |||||||||
Organizing public welfare activities | |||||||||
Commitment to community health | |||||||||
low | |||||||||
low | Be Important to Tigermed's sustainable development | High |
Tigermed's Matrix of Material Topics
Shareholders and investors
Customers, including sponsors and hospitals
Partners
Employees
Communities and the general public
Creating jobs
Economic performance
Information transparency
Product and service quality
R&D ethics compliance
Reduce R&D costs
Improve R&D efficiency
Fair partnership
Responsible procurement
Protection of basic rights and interests
Personal growth and career development Work-life balance
Promoting community health
The general meeting of shareholders Information disclosure through regular reports and official website
Investors' hotline
Online platform irm.cninfo.com.cn of Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Customer visits
Daily communication by email and telephone
Customer satisfaction surve
Cooperation agreement
Industrial activities, such as exhibitions, and seminars
Internal emails
Internal publications
Channels of soliciting demands
Health knowledge seminars Public consultation and complaints
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Rendering Immediate Support to Countermarchers on the Front Line
"I'm a mom.I'm racing for life."
--Li Mei, after learning that the potential drug was about to go through Phase III clinical trial, picked up the phone and
"This Spring Festival is meaningful.I'm heading out!"
--Guo Tingting, project manager, after hearing the news, immediately informed her family and rushed to the hospital for help.
FEATURE
Countermarching,
in the Fight Against
COVID-19
If one compares the fight against COVID-19 to a war without gunfire and smoke;
Then those people who risk their lives to grapple with the lethal virus are not born heroes sent from the heaven.
They are instead, ordinary people sacrificing their lives for the greater good.
Tigermed chose to countermarch in the looming shadow of the pandemic.
As the Spring Festival of the year of 2020 approached, COVID-19 spread rapidly from Wuhan to the whole China. The pharmaceutical industry was racing against the clock to find potential effective antiviral drugs and rush to put them in clinical trials.
Among them, one drug showed sound antiviral activity against SARS coronavirus and MERS coronavirus in early cell and animal experiments, and was regarded as a potential therapeutic drug in the early stage of the outbreak. It was of great significance to find out its clinical effect and to verify its efficacy and safety.
At this critical moment, employees of Tigermed were informed that the China-Japan Friendship Hospital had already kicked off the study in Jinyintan Hospital of Wuhan. They volunteered to step into the epicenter and threw themselves into the research. In addition to the clinical studies (for drugs, diagnostic reagents, and vaccines) at the onset of the pandemic, Tigermed donated money and supplies to the epicenter through specialized agencies. In the case of shortage of materials, the Company leveraged its own resources in the medical industry chain to purchase protective supplies for front-line medical personnel.
volunteered to help with the researcher just ten days after "Darling, wait for me back." giving birth to her child.
"Please, drive me there ASAP!" | --Cao Lianjun, project manager, left | "Count my dad in." |
his months-old child and hurried off to | ||
the hospital to help researchers expedite | --Wan Yan, CRA based in Wuhan, | |
trials. | ||
--Gong Yunyan, CRA based in Beijing, | recommended her father as a | |
volunteer to support transportation | ||
asked her sister to drive her to commute | work during the Wuhan's lockdown. | |
between the hospital and printing stores. | "My baby will take pride in me." | |
With their efforts, our clinical trials got | ||
approved. | ||
An Mingru, an expectant mother at 36 | ||
weeks of pregnancy, still kept on working. |
Issued by the Party Committee of Binjiang District of | Issued by Zhejiang Association for Corporate Social | |
Hangzhou City in recognition of the outstanding contribution | Responsibility in recognition of Tigermed's impressive sense of | |
of Tigermed during the fight against the pandemic. | social responsibility and patriotism reflected in the donations. | |
"Binjiang's Power in Anti-COVID-19 Fight" | 2020 Outstanding Contribution Award of Zhejiang | |
Award | Enterprises in Anti-COVID-19 Fight |
Letter of Thanks to the Family Members of Tigermed Staff
In the battle against COVID-19, we deeply appreciate the efforts of your families. It's an honor of Tigermed to have such a group of excellent employees. We believe they will be able to complete the task smoothly and look forward to their safe return.
Dr. Ye Xiaoping, Chairman of Tigermed
On January 25, 2020, Dr. Ye Xiaoping, Chairman of Tigermed, and Ms. Cao Xiaochun, General Manager of Tigermed, along with all Tigermed's medical staff, donated RMB 2.08 million to support the fight against COVID-19 in Wuhan.
Ms. Cao Xiaochun, General Manager of Tigermed
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Delivering High-quality Service as Always
At 10:00 on January 23, 2020, Wuhan was locked down, and the fast-running city was put on hold.
However, our responsibility towards the sponsors and patients never ends.
After informed of the outbreak before the Spring Festival, Tigermed immediately established an emergency response team for epidemic prevention and control. We launched the business continuity plan (BCP), and made detailed arrangements for research projects with sponsors to minimize the impact of the pandemic.
After learning Wuhan's lockdown, our project team members in Wuhan took immediate actions. They entered the research center after obtaining permission to transfer project data urgently and keep the test drugs properly.
To minimize the impact of the pandemic on clinical trials and ensure the health and safety of subjects, CRAs and project managers, we introduced various solutions, such as online follow-up, online monitoring, and mailing samples and drugs,
The Wuhan team did a marvelous job for the recent projects. Hope they and their families are all fine.
- Tigermed delivered products on time despite the pandemic, and was highly praised by our American client.
Safeguarding Employees' Health Wholeheartedly
"Saving others is saving oneself."
Considering the pandemic and the unique nature of clinical trials, we pay high attention to the health and safety of employees.
We established the emergency response team, worked online, supported functional teams, provided one-on-one services, initiated employee assistance program (EAP), popularized protection knowledge, and sent our regards via the Labor Union…
Our care for employees permeate the slightest matters.
The pandemic tests the resilience of all enterprises. Despite the year- on-year decrease in business volume, we insist on no salary cuts and no layoffs to reassure our staff, and do our best to maintain social stability.
As of the date of this report, there was not a single case of infection or suspected infection in Tigermed.
Tigermed Timeline of Fight Against COVID-19
As a company specialized in medical and health services, we stay true to the mission of "serving healthcare partners through innovation, advancing human health through excellence". There are still cascades of difficulties in beating COVID-19. Therefore, we are pressing ahead with clinical trials of therapeutic drugs worldwide to secure the final victory of the battle, and contribute to public health.
to ensure uninterrupted clinical operations and medication supply to the subjects.
Issued a warning | Transferred clinical | In response to the government's appeal, | |||||
we extended the holiday, postponed work | |||||||
company-wide to | materials and drugs | resumption and rolled out emergency response | |||||
stay vigilant about | during Wuhan's | plans for business operation. The functional | |||||
the epidemic. | lockdown. | departments introduced home office measures. | |||||
January 20 | January 23 | February 2 | |||||
January 21 | January 25 | February 3 | |||||
Set up an emergency | Donated RMB 2.08 | Tigermed staff arrived at Jinyintan | |||||
response team headed | million to the Red | Hospital and officially joined the | |||||
by the President. | Cross Society of China clinical trials. | ||||||
Zhejiang Branch. | |||||||
Project members for COVID-19 | Issued Tigermed's | Tigermed and | |||||
Requirements on COVID-19 | |||||||
potential drug clinical trial | Prevention and Control, | Hangzhou Simo were | Completed the | ||||
in Wuhan returned back to | specifying protection | among the first batch of | |||||
Hangzhou and Changsha and | measures after business | enterprises approved to | first subject | ||||
went on to a 14-day quarantine. | resumption. | resume work. | administration. | ||||
March 28 | February 12 | February 10 | February 6 |
April 15 | March 20 | February11 | February 7 |
All project members | Successfully | Donated PPEs such as | Established Tigermed COVID-19 |
for COVID-19 potential | launched Tigermed | protective gowns, face | Prevention and Control Team |
drug clinical trial in | Annual Conference | masks and gloves. | specifically for clinical trials project |
Wuhan returned home. | online. | members in Wuhan. | |
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POWERING
GLOBAL MEDICAL
INNOVATION
BECOMING A
TRUSTED CLINICAL
RESEARCH PARTNER
UPHOLDING QUALITY
AS THE CORE OF THE
BUSINESS
DRIVING INNOVATION OF CLINICAL RESEARCH
Our Actions:
Provide clinical trial services and bring new and effective drugs to patients
Promote innovation and marketization of pharmaceutical products
Expand clinical research business in Asia Pacific, North America and Europe
Protect the basic rights and interests of subjects
Strengthen quality management and integrate quality control into the whole supply chain
Innovation is in the genes of Tigermed. The Company takes innovation as the key to harness changes in science and technology, in domestic and foreign pharmaceutical policies, and in customer demand. We embrace innovation in technology, management and service to speed up corporate development, facilitate global pharmaceutical R&D, and safeguard the health of mankind.
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DRIVING INNOVATION OF CLINICAL RESEARCH
POWERING GLOBAL
MEDICAL
INNOVATION
Under the policy guidance of the national pharmaceutical regulators, China's pharmaceutical industry has ushered in an era of boosting innovative drug R&D rather than confining itself to generic drug production. It is now more actively engaged in global pharmaceutical innovation. The development and application of innovative technologies such as big data and cloud computing also empower the digital transformation of the CRO industry.
As of Q1 2020
319
Number of clinical research projects of Class I Chinese innovative drugs Tigermed participated in
36
Number of Class I Chinese innovative drugs gained approval to market with the support of Tigermed
Facilitated the Marketing of the First Indigenous Anti-cancer Drug in the US | Case |
Once, it was taken for granted that effective anti-cancer drugs are only developed by foreign companies. Only after years of marketing overseas can these drugs finally enter China, depriving many patients of the best timing for treatment. In November 2019, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Zanubrutinib, a novel anti-cancer drug independently developed by Chinese biomedical enterprise BeiGene. Zanubrutinib thus became the first China- developed anti-cancer drug approved by the FDA. Hangzhou Simo provided SMO services throughout the clinical research process, while Frontage Laboratories manufactured the experimental drug and conducted heart safety clinical studies for Phase I trial.
Powering Drug Innovation, Bringing Patients New Hope
Driving the "Go Global" of China's Innovative Drugs
China is now vigorously promoting the R&D of new drugs. It is committed to launching more innovative drugs to the market to endow patients with more options. Since its inception in 2004, Tigermed has developed a sound pharmaceutical R&D service system that provides integrated and comprehensive clinical trial solutions for innovative drug R&D.
In 2019
124
R&D investment (million RMB)
In 2019
116
Number of updated and
In the wave of the globalization of pharmaceutical R&D, China became a member of the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) in 2017 and has aligned with global standards for more global cooperation. To accommodate the growing demands for overseas R&D projects, we actively plan our overseas business layout, and extend our businesses step by step to Asia Pacific, Europe and the United States to boost our international competitiveness and bring
Tigermed focuses on clinical trial operation services for
Tigermed provides other
improved SOPs for supporting global project cooperation
China's innovative drugs to the international arena.
innovative drugs, generic drugs and medical devices, as well as complementary services directly associated with clinical trial operations such as medical writing, translation and registration services and pharmacovigilance services.
Clinical trial | Clinical-related |
services and | |
solutions | laboratory |
services |
Services for Pharmaceutical Innovation
important services in the drug development process, including data management and statistical analysis, site management and patient recruitment, medical imaging as well as laboratory services.
4.43%
R&D investment to operating revenue
7
Among the 13 Class I drugs approved in China, 7 were developed with the assistance of
Participating in | Riding the trend of globalized pharmaceutical R&D, we actively carry out | ||
international projects | multicenter trials worldwide. | ||
Building | |||
strategic | We join hands with overseas pharmaceutical enterprises and laboratories | ||
partnership | to promote innovation and research. |
Contributed to the Approval of the First China-made Artificial Heart "Yongrenxin", | Case |
creating a medical miracle to regain a new life by new heart |
Patients with heart failure and in need of heart transplantation are often plagued by problems such as the lack of donors and the necessity of long-termanti-rejection and anti-infection treatments. The artificial heart has brought new hope for such patients. To break the monopoly of developed countries in the artificial heart technology and better address the needs of domestic patients, artificial heart "Yongrenxin" developed by Chongqing Yongrenxin Medical Devices was approved to be launched in the market in August 2019. Tigermed provided clinical research and technical services throughout the product's R&D. "Yongrenxin" fills the technical gap in the field of artificial heart in China. The innovative product will rekindle the hope of patients for life.
Tigermed or its subsidiaries.
Joining | |||
hands with | We communicate with overseas pharmaceutical organizations and learn | ||
overseas organizations | from their best practices to narrow the gap. | ||
The First Subject Successfully Enrolled in Singapore for International Multi- | Case |
Center Trials |
In July 2019, Jiangsu Alpha Biopharma Technology's study of the new generation of oral small- molecule reversible epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) - AZD3759 successfully enrolled the first subject for a Phase II/III international multi-center trials and finished administration in Singapore. For Tigermed, this is the first international multicenter trial project and the first subject enrollment in Singapore, which sets a shining example for following research and development in Southeast Asian countries.
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Teddy Clinical Research Laboratory Established Strategic Partnership with MLM | Case |
(European) |
To better adapt to the trend of international multi-center clinical trial cooperation and meet | |
the needs of global customers, Teddy Laboratory has formally established strategic partnership | |
with MLM, a European based medical lab. Both sides will carry out extensive cooperation in | |
international multi-center trials and one-stop laboratory services. | |
Jiaxing Clinflash Officially Recognized as a Member of CDISC to Deliver High- | Case |
Quality Service |
As an active advocate of the globalization of clinical trials, Jiaxing Clinflash was recognized as a gold member of CDISC in May 2019. CDISC is a global open non-profit organization (NPO) of whole disciplines. It aims to integrate best practices in the industry and establish unified standards for clinical R&D, to support the electronic acquisition, exchange, submission, and archiving of clinical and preclinical data. Through CDISC's platform, Jiaxing Clinflash will continue to improve its system and service quality, meet CDISC standards, and enhance the efficiency and benefits of pharmaceutical enterprises.
Ushering in Organizational Reforms in the Digital Age
The digital reform in the medical industry has been unveiled and accelerated by COVID-19. We embrace the changes by integrating innovative technologies into our strategy and decision- making. We formulate prudent digital upgrade plans to keep up with the fast-pace industrial transformation, and shoulder due responsibility for customers and patients.
DRIVING INNOVATION OF CLINICAL RESEARCH
BECOMING A
TRUSTED CLINICAL
RESEARCH PARTNER
Tigermed's popularity among customers hinges on the hard-working and pragmatic clinical research team. We tirelessly extend the industrial chain and build regional service capacity to provide comprehensive and timely solutions, and strive to become a reliable clinical research partner for sponsors, clinical trial centers / researchers, and subjects.
Business data collection
Digital business scenarios
Digital culture
We appoint Chief Innovation Officer (CIO) for the first time. Through reasonable data use, we gradually build a digital management platform and an office collaboration platform to improve the transparency and efficiency of business operation, and lay a solid technical foundation for international collaboration.
We combine traditional business scenarios with digital technologies to facilitate the innovation, development and application of drugs.
We set up an innovation center to enhance the awareness of all staff at all levels, and tap into the potential of each employee for innovation.
The sense of mission is deeply embedded in the mind of Tigermed employees. We feel proud when the product we processed is marketed and benefiting patients. The recognition of customers is our perpetual source of motivation.
--Ms. Cao Xiaochun, General Manager of Tigermed
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Continuously Upgrading Service Capacity
To improve the efficiency of clinical trials, we build stronger professional service capacity to improve customer experience and protect the rights and interests of subjects. We strictly guarantee the security of clinical trials and research data to safeguard the privacy of all parties.
Improve the ability of | ||||
Protect the rights and | Safeguard information | |||
on-site service | interests of subjects | security | ||
100%
Annual retention rate of top ten customers
DRIVING INNOVATION OF CLINICAL RESEARCH
We set up a clinical trial center management organization (Hangzhou Simo) to assist research institutions and researchers in clinical trial management. We have also developed standard operating procedures (SOP) for Hangzhou Simo to standardize management and improve the quality and progress of clinical trials. As of the first quarter of 2020, Hangzhou Simo had provided professional services in 956 sites across 106 cities.
We sign the Informed Consent Form with subjects beforehand to protect their right to be informed. And we provide sponsors and research institutions with patient health training and academic seminars to protect the safety, welfare and rights of subjects. By the first quarter of 2020, we had recruited over 7,100 subjects.
We formulate information security policies and specify the responsibilities and requirements of confidentiality, as well as the processing procedures and transfer requirements of personal data. We organize regular trainings for all employees to enhance their awareness of data and information security. During the reporting period, there was no major information leakage or data/agreement loss.
Voice from a CRC: Charging Forward with the Hope for Life | Case |
In September 2019, Hutchison MediPharma (Shanghai) awarded top-performing suppliers for the first time, and Hangzhou Simo won Excellent Team Award.
Tigermed is home to teams of hardworking frontline staff in clinical trials, whose daily routine is | ||
full of hustle and bustle. These people choose to march forward with the hope of marketing more | ||
new drugs for public use. | ||
"When will Patient 02 be here and has he made an | Patient A failed to store | |
appointment?" "The data for the interim analysis must be | urine samples from this | |
ready by next Wednesday.""The first PK blood sample of | morning as required; | |
subject 1001 was hemolyzed just now.Do we need to give | Patient B failed to | |
additional explanation?" | complete CT examination | |
And he/she often | as scheduled; Patient | |
As a clinical research coordinator (CRC), he/ | C refused to return for | |
must face such | safety follow-up. | |
she often says the following: | incidents: |
As a CRC, one may thus feel | "I am a CRC, a bridge connecting doctors fighting for lives |
discouraged, but always | and patients struggling to survive.To let patients access the |
holds on to this belief: | latest treatment, Iwill not give up." |
After years of arduous work, the new drugs are finally put on the market. Once again, in the battle between life and death, our clinical research team seizes the final victory.
Over the years, I have grown from a novice to a veteran with the memories of dozens of patients engraved on my mind. There were hard times when mounting difficulties blocked our way; and there were good times when the new drugs we worked on finally hit the market. Eventually, the good trumped the bad. Marketing a new drug, for doctors, subjects, and CRCs alike means hope for survival and for life.
--An anonymous CRC
According to the satisfaction survey results in 2019 (10 points in total)
9
Average score of PM satisfaction of sponsors / CRO
9.7
Average score of researchers' satisfaction of CRC
Establishing Complaint Handling Mechanism
As a service-oriented enterprise, customer satisfaction is our goal. We have built a comprehensive customer feedback mechanism which allows us to understand customer demand, timely solve problems, and improve customer satisfaction through visits, telephone calls, survey and other means of communication.
Receive complaint
Product Manager analyzes the complaint and forwards the message to relevant departments / Person in charge
Product Manager / Responsible departments / Person in charge handles the complaint (investigation, solutions, feedback, follow-up)
Post-solution survey
Customer Complaint Handling Mechanism
The Company keeps detailed records of customer complaints and divides them into four categories, namely major (key issues), moderate (serious issues), minor (general issues) and invalid complaints for efficient management. In 2019, we received 17 complaints from customers and handled all effectively.
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UPHOLDING QUALITY AS THE
CORE OF THE BUSINESS
Drug quality concerns life and death. Only by putting quality first can Tigermed gain a foothold in the market, win more trust and sustain long-term cooperation. We continue to optimize the quality management system, create a quality culture with full participation of staff, integrate quality control into the supply chain, and work with suppliers to ensure quality throughout the clinical research process.
Continuously Optimizing the Quality Management System
We build a quality control system composed of the Quality Management Committee, Quality Assurance Department and Internal Audit Department, and constantly upgrade the system by adopting the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Action) approach. In 2019, we integrated the SOPs of domestic and foreign subsidiaries to build a unified quality management system, and improved the current processes in line with the US and European regulations and the international strategy of Tigermed to better adapt to global development.
We formulated regulations and SOPs such as Measures of Handling Non-Compliance, and Corrective Action and Preventative Action to deal with major or serious quality incidents. Our Quality Assurance Department will investigate the incidents at once, implement handling measures, formulate corrective and preventive measures, and optimize the process according to the PDCA principle to control risks and prevent the recurrence of similar problems.
In 2019
13
Number of projects passing inspection by NMPA
15
Received 15 audits of both domestic and overseas customers with no major issues found, and the reception and follow-up work were highly recognized by our customers.
In 2019
4
Number of meetings on the quality management system
1
Number of annual meeting on quality management
In 2019
1604
Number of suppliers
1028
Domestic suppliers
576
Overseas suppliers
8
Number of supplier audits completed
Cultivating a Culture of Quality
High-quality clinical research results cannot be guaranteed without a powerful culture of quality. We focus on cultivating the quality awareness of employees during production and operation. Through orientation special training and regular trainings, we gradually change the way employees work and think, improve their awareness and make sure they understand and shoulder due responsibility.
Held the First Annual Quality Management Meeting to Improve Quality Awareness | Case |
of the Leadership |
In September 2019, Tigermed held the first annual quality management meeting in Shanghai. The meeting welcomed 72 senior managers, 66 of which were heads of departments of the headquarters and subsidiaries in China and 6 were from overseas institutions. The meeting, focusing on three themes: quality management, annual quality management activities and annual quality management audit reports, introduced the Company's annual quality management progress to the senior managers to consolidate the quality awareness of the management and clinical teams from top to bottom, and create a quality-oriented corporate culture.
Integrating Quality Control Into the Supply Chain
To control quality throughout the clinical research process, we incorporate supplier management into the SOPs, and formulate specific management procedures for suppliers engaged in clinical trials with key performance indicators. In this way, we aim to further integrate quality control into the supply chain, and work with suppliers to strengthen quality management.
supplier management | We have formulated the Supplier Management System to clarify the responsibilities and approval | |
economic, social and environmental risks threatening product quality and business ethics. | ||
Strict | authority of buying requisition, approval, purchase, acceptance, warehousing, payment, and | |
inventory. We select suppliers based on principles like fairness and justice, full competition, | ||
integrity and self-discipline, and evaluate candidates from multiple dimensions to reduce | ||
We include supplier audit into the annual audit plan, and examine the quality performance of | ||
Supplier | ||
suppliers involved in clinical trials on a regular basis. We carry out on-the-spoton-cause audit of | ||
training to the establishment and improvement of the quality system through communication, to | ||
audit | quality incidents, and understand the whole operation process from personnel qualification and | |
help suppliers identify defects and enhance their quality management system. | ||
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PROMOTING
INDUSTRY
DEVELOPMENT
Our Actions:
Fuel the development of regional healthcare industry
Establish platforms for industry exchange and cooperation
Cultivate talents for the industry Empower SMEs
As a leading clinical CRO in China, Tigermed leverages its experience, resources and expertise to build a sound and enabling healthcare ecosystem together with industry peers, contributing to health for all.
ACCELERATING THE
DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH
INDUSTRY LOCALLY
SHARING IDEAS AND
RESOURCES WITH
INDUSTRY PEERS
BUILDING A STRONG TALENT POOL FOR HIGH-QUALITY INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT
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ACCELERATING THE
DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH
INDUSTRY LOCALLY
Rising health awareness has led to increasing public demands for high-quality healthcare. Tigermed seizes the opportunity to assist in the reform of local healthcare industry and capitalizes on the clinical research expertise and best practices it has built up over the years to expedite drug innovation and R&D, and benefit more patients.
PROMOTING INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT | |
Assisted in Developing National Biomedical Industry Base in Pingshan District, | Case |
Shenzhen |
The biomedical industry is developing rapidly in the Guangdong-HongKong-Macau Greater Bay Area, one of the most open and economically vigorous regions in China. Tigermed and Shenzhen Pingshan District People's Government have entered into cooperation to build an integrated service platform for clinical research. Building on Tigermed's expertise in the clinical research of drugs and medical devices as well as the solid foundation for developing the biomedical industry in Pingshan District, we make full use of local preferential policies and favorable business environment to empower more biomedical innovation companies in the area, and to make it a highland for biomedical innovation.
Tigermed has signed a framework agreement with Shenzhen Pingshan District People's Government to build an integrated service platform for clinical research.
Contributed to the Biomedical Industry in Wuxi | Case |
Biomedicine is one of the strategic emerging industries of Wuxi City. Tigermed is the first partner of AstraZeneca in founding Wuxi International Life-Science Innovation Campus (iCampus). We hope to share best practices and achievements in international business with innovative pharmaceutical companies, help Chinese companies go international, and introduce foreign innovative drugs and medical devices into China. We are committed to building a patient- centered and innovation-enabling ecosystem across the entire industry chain.
Dr. Ye Xiaoping (right front), Chairman of Tigermed, attended the iCampus Signing Ceremony.
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SHARING IDEAS AND
RESOURCES WITH
INDUSTRY PEERS
Based on professional service capacity in new drug clinical research and rich global resources for collaboration, Tigermed strives to build a high-level exchange and cooperation platform for industry partners at home and abroad. Through sharing best practices and opinions, players in the industry could grasp new frontiers of the industry, come up with new ideas, and thereby generate continuous industry breakthroughs.
Sharing Experience
Early-stage clinical R&D is key to the development of innovative drugs. Tigermed held the Seminar on Early-Stage Clinical R&D of Innovative Drugs to create opportunities for industry peers to share experience and insights in this regard.
Tigermed organized the First Anhui Institutional Development Conference to strengthen ties between CROs and SMOs, and improve the efficiency and quality of clinical trials.
Tigermed, together with three subsidiaries: Talent MedConsulting, Frontage Laboratories, and Jiaxing Clinflash, participated in the Third New Drug Clinical Development Summit and shared requirements for new drug application and measures for clinical research risk control.
Tigermed and Korea National Enterprise for Clinical Trials (KoNECT) signed an MOU to promote exchanges, cooperation and experience sharing between CROs in the two countries.
Experience sharing for
GCP improvement
Tapping the enormous potential
of innovative biologic drugs
Tigermed shared ways to cut R&D expenditure and shorten the R&D cycle of biosimilars at the 2019 Biopharma Developer Innovation Conference & 1st Turning Point Annual Meeting, to expedite the "go global" of Chinese new drugs.
Tigermed exchanges with industry peers
Tigermed actively participated in major international conferences, such as the DIA 2019 Global Annual Meeting, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) International Convention, BIO- Europe, Europe's largest biotechnology partnering conference, and the 38th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, where the Company shared the latest progress and achievements of China's clinical research with international counterparts and built a two-way bridge for high- quality medical products at home and abroad.
PROMOTING INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT
At the 2019 China Clinical Trial Organizations . Innovation . Practice Summit Forum, Mr. Wu Qiang, Vice President of Tigermed Project Management Department, introduced the development situation of Chinese clinical trial organizations, and shared insights about opportunities and challenges brought by the new clinical trial policy. He also shared the experience of cooperating with clinical trial organizations.
Offering Advice and Suggestions for Industry Development
Tigermed participated in the seminar of ICH E8 (R1) Guideline on General Considerations for Clinical Trials organized by the National Medical Products Administration, and offered key takeaways from frontline practices to help push the Guideline to enter the third phase. In addition, Tigermed was invited to share its experience as a private enterprise in a meeting soliciting opinions for the Regulations on the Promotion of Private Enterprises in Zhejiang Province.
Ms. Chang Jianqing, Vice President of Tigermed Policy and Regulations, was invited to the DIA China Drug Discovery Innovation Conference, where she introduced key points relevant to clinical research in the Drug Administration Law of the People's Republic of China.
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Our actions | Value contribution |
BUILDING A STRONG TALENT POOL FOR HIGH-QUALITY INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT
Tigermed jointly established the Beijing | |||||
Clinical Research Ability Training Center | |||||
Giving | with Beijing Ditan Hospital, Capital Medical | ||||
University. | |||||
Tigermed co-opens courses on Clinical | |||||
lectures | Trial Management with Zhejiang | ||||
Pharmaceutical College and Hangzhou | |||||
Tigermed built a China-South Korea | |||||
Medical College. | |||||
clinical research exchange and cooperation | |||||
platform and sent lecturers abroad to give | |||||
courses to international industry peers. | |||||
Forms of cooperation | 20 universities and colleges including | ||||
Tigermed offers internships for more than | |||||
Internships | |||||
Zhejiang Pharmaceutical College, | |||||
Pharmaceutical University, and Guangxi | |||||
Shenyang Pharmaceutical University, | |||||
Nanjing Medical University, Beijing | |||||
University of Chinese Medicine, Zhejiang | |||||
Chinese Medical University, China | |||||
Medical University. | |||||
Scholarships | Tigermed set up the "Tigermed | ||||
Scholarship" at Hangzhou Medical | |||||
College." | |||||
Tigermed works with top hospitals and has developed a unique and innovative CRC training model, which will help the domestic healthcare industry build core competitiveness.
Tigermed jointly develops clinical research- related courses with universities and colleges, which will help arouse students' interest in clinical research, and thereby cultivate talents for the industry.
The China-South Korea clinical research exchange and cooperation platform creates good opportunities for building an international industry-university-research team.
Tigermed expands employment channels for college students and creates opportunities for students to know more about clinical research, so as to build a sustainable talent pool.
Tigermed supports clinical research education by improving school conditions. Tigermed strives to boost its attractiveness to talents and enhance the popularity of clinical research in universities.
The CRO industry is currently in a stage of rapid development, with a growing demand for high- quality talents. To achieve further progress and high-quality development, advance preparation and talent pooling matter. We invest a lot in finding industry talents and building a clinical research talent pool by adding systematic clinical research courses to the current medical education curriculum and adding clinical research-related content to the standardized training of resident doctors.
Students may not have a clear idea of what kind of job they want to take. The project of cooperation between schools and enterprises provides us with a valuable opportunity to understand the CRO industry. The project has equipped me with not only theoretical knowledge, but also hands-on skills, and prepared me for the industry and the job in a short time.
---Xu Siqing, an intern and then an employee of Tigermed Graduated from Zhejiang Pharmaceutical College in 2019
Tigermed carries out extensive cooperation to train talents for the future
Tigermed gives play to its resources and technical expertise to provide financial and technical support for start-up pharmaceutical companies, contributing to the lasting development of the innovative healthcare industry.
Funded Pharmaceutical Start-ups to Enable Their Rapid Growth | Case |
At present, pharmaceutical innovation in China is in its infancy, and high-quality innovation projects are often forced into suspension due to lack of financial and technical support. Tigermed has directly invested in a number of leading biopharmaceutical companies in China, such as CANbridge, Genor Biopharma and Shanghai Zerun Biotechnology. Among them, Shanghai Zerun Biotechnology leads the domestic industry in the clinical progress of the 9-valent HPV vaccine. And Genor Biopharma plans to launch several new drugs within two years. Besides direct investment, we have also invested in eight leading domestic healthcare funds, in the hope of providing both financial and intellectual support to innovative healthcare industries like innovative drugs, innovative medical devices, medical AI, big data, and cellular immunotherapy. Our investment will empower recipient enterprises and drive the development of China's healthcare industry.
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ENSURING EMPLOYEES'
BASIC RIGHTS AND
INTERESTS
ACTIVATING TALENT
AND UNLEASHING
POTENTIAL
GUIDING OUR PEOPLE IN THE QUEST FOR SUCCESS
Our Actions:
Protect the fundamental rights and interests of employees
Pay attention to employee growth and development Care for female employees
Talents are invaluable assets and the cornerstone of sustainability for Tigermed. We always put people first, respect the value of employees, and support them in career development. While helping employees grow and fulfill themselves, we retain them and grow into a talent- backed industry leader.
FOSTERING AN ENGAGING TIGERMED CULTURE
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CEO's View on Talents
- People-centeredApproach for Common Development
Talents define Tigermed's core competitiveness. While we are growing fast, we adopt a more scientific and reasonable approach in selecting, employing, training and retaining talents. Our employees have a strong sense of happiness, not only because they echo with our corporate culture, but also because they find Tigermed to be the right place for unleashing their talent. While our employees strive for excellence in work, we give them all-round support and care in mental health counseling, relocation and returning to work after childbirth, etc. Such challenges are fully identified and properly handled at Tigermed. We are committed to becoming a talent magnet in the CRO industry and keep investing in a stable and high-quality talent pool.
ENSURING EMPLOYEES' BASIC RIGHTS AND INTERESTS
We act in strict accordance with relevant laws and regulations, such as the Labor Law of the People's Republic of China and the Company Law of the People's Republic of China, international conventions and labor standards, and eliminate child labor and forced labor. We effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of employees, and endeavor to maintain equal and harmonious labor relations. All our employees are treated equally regardless of gender, age, educational background, ethnicity and nationality, and enjoy equal and inclusive development and promotion opportunities.
Key Indicators
100%
Employee labor contract signing rate
100%
Social insurance coverage
Consolidating the Compensation and Performance Management System
Tigermed offers diversified salary packages to win the war for talent in the pharmaceutical R&D industry. We combine salary with equity incentives, and evaluate the performance of employees by introducing multi-dimensional KPIs to perfectly balance employees' efforts and gains. We have formulated a set of human resource management systems such as the Employee Handbook, Organization Performance Management System, Employee Performance Management System and Remuneration Management System, to ensure the openness and transparency of the performance evaluation standards and procedures for directors, supervisors and senior executives, as well as the transparency and law compliance of the appointment of senior executives.
Occupational Health and Safety
EmployeesProfessional teams Excellent educational backgroundEmployees worldwide
Technical staff | Master's degree | 4959 | |||
4959 | Financial | Asia-pacific region [China included] | |||
89.31% | and above | ||||
staff | 239 | ||||
Number of employees | 1.63% | 25.29% | |||
Marketing | Asia-pacific region [China excluded] | ||||
1064 | staff | Junior | Bachelo's | ||
2.88% | 428 | ||||
Number of employees of | Administrative | college and | degree | North America | |
staff | lower | 12 | |||
the parent company | 6.18% | 11.71% | 63.00% | ||
Europe |
Note: The statistics above were current as at the end of December 2019. Please refer to "KEY PERFORMANCE" on P52-53 for more HR statistics.
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Tigermed defines occupational health as mental and physical health. To ensure that clinical laboratories are health-friendly and safe, we have formulated safety management systems such as the Laboratory Facilities, Environment and Sanitation Procedures, and Procedures for Responding Risks and Opportunities, to keep testing and environmental facilities under strict control. We also arrange annual health checkups for employees, and all our employees received health checkups last year.
The CRO industry is full of challenges, and employees face high pressure from work and interpersonal relationships. To help employees better address challenges, we have launched the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), the first of its kind in the CRO industry.
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GUIDING OUR PEOPLE IN THE QUEST FOR SUCCESS | |||
During the reporting | |||
Sparing no efforts in empowering employees | |||
period | |||
3580 | Tigermed provides targeted training programs to employees at different levels and | ||
Training | positions. From new hire training to MBA and EMBA degree education for senior | ||
Number of employees trained | executives, from vocational skill training to management capacity building, we are | ||
committed to providing employees with uninterrupted and full-course training | |||
resources, to empower them and render them into productive, efficient and creative |
Tigermed continues to help employees boost their value. We have formulated the Training Management Policy, Personal Training and relative SOPs, and on the basis of which, established a full-coverage,multi-pronged training framework. At Tigermed, one can learn anywhere, anytime as long as he or she wants. We offer a platform for employees to grow fast, and thus nurture and retain the high-quality talent team.
37 | talents who have excellent problem-solving skills and take pride in their jobs. |
Average training hours per | |
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Launching the recruitment management system |
During the reporting period
4.67
Investment in employee training (million RMB)
To help employees better adapt to the new role as Project Manager (hereinafter referred to as PM), grow faster and improve team productivity, Tigermed has customized a two-year Backbone PM Enabling Program. The program aims to help PMs consolidate basic know-how, improve the ability of managing clinical trial projects, strengthen hands-on skills, and thereby lay a solid foundation for career development.
To meet the needs of Tigermed's group-oriented and international development, | |
and to build an employer brand of Tigermed, we integrate the recruitment of all | |
subsidiaries into one platform, and launch a recruitment management system | Selection |
for full-process human resource management, including job vacancy posting, | |
candidate screening, ability assessment, and talent pool construction. The platform | |
allows us to continuously improve recruitment efficiency, and find top talents who | |
fit in with our vacancies and agree with our corporate values, thus laying a good | |
foundation for medium and long-term development of Tigermed. |
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Number of employees promoted through the professional talent channel
120
Number of employees promoted through the managerial talent
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Specialized knowledge | Best practices in clinical trial project management | General skill training |
The PM training program is mainly in five forms: IDP (Individual Development Plan), coaching, training, case sharing, and group learning. It aims to unleash constant and conscious enthusiasm of trainees for learning and growth and enable them to learn by themselves, so as to sustain long-term individual development.
recognize the value created by employees in different positions. To meet the needs | |
of business development, we added a site management promotion channel during | |
the reporting period as a novel and exclusive pipeline for CRCs on the frontline of | |
clinical research. | |
Internal Job Transfer Encourages Proactive Career Management of Employees | Case |
Tigermed is fully aware that employees may seek job transfer at different stages of life due to personal or family reasons, to obtain opportunities for further fulfilling themselves. To this end, we have put in place an internal job transfer mechanism. When an employee applies for a job transfer, as long as there is a vacancy and the applicant is qualified, he or she can switch the role unimpededly. During the reporting period, 55 employees had switched positions, including CRCs, CRAs and senior executives who have been with Tigermed for more than 15 years.
During the reporting period
535
Key technical (business) personnel participating in the equity incentives program
Private Board meetings for senior executives
Senior executives at Tigermed often need to cope with complex and everchanging issues. Only with higher overall quality and leadership can they address challenges smoothly. During the reporting period, we organized three private Board meetings for the senior management team and invited coaches to strengthen their leadership and corporate management skills. At the same time, senior executives were paired up to solve management problems together. Such methods have helped improve the cohesion and capabilities of our senior management team.
Retaining key talents with incentive policies
During the reporting period, Tigermed continued to foster the KPI-oriented corporate Retention culture mainly based on company-level and department-level bonuses. We also released incentive measures such as equity incentives for talents at key positions and core managerial personnel, and continuously enhanced the competitiveness of our overall compensation package to attract outstanding external talents to join us.
Our employee turnover rate is lower than the industry average.
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Supporting Work-life Balance of Employees
Tigermed attaches great importance to the work-life balance of employees and encourages employees to work hard and live a healthy life. We vigorously enrich employees' cultural life by providing benefits such as badminton clubs, football clubs, photography clubs, and free gyms to ease their work pressure. Employees are encouraged to participate in public welfare activities. They donated clothes to Limin Vocational School in Yushu Tibetan Autonomous prefecture of northwest China's Qinghai Province via the second "Love transcending distance" activity, and donated KRW 2.89 million (about RMB 17,315) to an orphanage in South Korea to support children in need. By doing this, employees themselves have become more responsible and more grateful.
68.29%
Women in management
2.67%
A year-on-year increase of
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Caring for Female Employees
Tigermed pays attention to the workplace and life challenges faced by female employees, and responds to national policies of guaranteeing benefits and career development opportunities for women. We make it easier for female employees to become mothers by providing wedding leave, maternity leave, breastfeeding leave, prenatal care check-up leave, pregnancy leave, and birth control leave, and allow paternity leave for male employees. According to work arrangements, we create work flexibility for female employees in pregnancy and provide them with child care subsidies of the highest local standard. Moreover, we have set up maternity rooms in the Company to support new moms return to work. As of December 31, 2019, more than 1,000 "Tigermed babies" had been born.
"Tigermed babies"
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CONTRIBUTING
TO A SHARED
FUTURE
Our Actions:
Popularize knowledge of clinical trials
Support the "Small Shield" project for blocking hepatitis B mother-to-child transmission
Regulate waste disposal strictly Advocate green office
Healthy ecosystem and social system are the foundation for the survival and development of mankind. As a member of the global village, Tigermed links its own development with the goal of sustainable development of the world. While supporting drug R&D to protect people's health, we actively respond to climate change and other environmental challenges faced by the world, and take on the responsibility to increase public awareness of clinical trials, so as to change the world for the better.
GREEN TIGERMED:
STRENGTHENING
ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT
CARING TIGERMED:
IMPROVING HEALTH
AWARENESS AT
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GREEN TIGERMED:
STRENGTHENING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Tigermed strictly complies with laws and regulations, such as the Environmental Protection Law of the People's Republic of China. We pursue green development in everyday office tasks and clinical research, and have gradually developed our own EHS (Environment, Health and Safety) management system by drawing from best practices of advanced industry peers. We are also integrating green development requirements into business operations to reduce our environmental footprint and achieve green development.
Regulating Waste Disposal Strictly
The Company's non-hazardous waste mainly includes office wastepaper, cleaning supplies waste, food waste, and hazardous waste mainly consists of toxic liquid waste generated during clinical trials. Reducing waste discharge is one of our environmental goals. To fulfill the goal, we sort and manage non-hazardous office waste in a rigorous manner, and handle it to environmental protection authorities for proper treatment on a regular basis. Laboratory environment management procedures have been formulated. And a specific department was established to be in charge of registering and handling laboratory waste, helping strengthen laboratory waste treatment and prevent the waste from affecting water and soil.
Poured into designated recycling bins for waste liquid and | |||
Laboratory | Low-toxic and non-toxic waste liquid | ||
collected regularly by partner agencies | |||
Waste acid and alkali | Discharged after being neutralized with dilute alkali or acid | ||
waste | Exhaust gas | Chemical experiments that produce exhaust gases are done | |
in labs with fume hoods to treat and vent exhaust gases | |||
Everyday solid waste | Landfilled after collection | ||
disposal | |||
Biological waste | Inactivated before disposal | ||
In 2019
88.453
Non-hazardous waste such as domestic and office waste (ton)
0.055
Emissions per capita (ton)
We hand over hazardous office waste, such as empty toner cartridges and waste fluorescent tubes, to third-party agencies or the real estate management service for disposal.
In 2019
0.0640
Electricity consumption per capita (10000 kWh)
32.6087
Water consumption per capita (ton)
In 2019
181.561
The Company's total direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions decreased by 181.561 tons CO2e on a year-on-year basis.
Saving Resources
We strictly control water and electricity use by continuously strengthening the inspection and maintenance of water equipment and facilities, phasing out outmoded electricity-consuming appliances, and managing water and electricity consumption statistics. We have enhanced employees' awareness of resource conservation through communication, putting up slogans on saving water and electricity and other means to help build a resource-saving society. We use municipal water and haven't posed any major risk to the environment.
Purchased electricity by Tigermed's possessed | Water consumption (Unit: Ton) | |||||||||||||||||||||
2017 | and leased properties (Unit: 10000 kWh) | 2017 | ||||||||||||||||||||
128.9931 | 61298 | |||||||||||||||||||||
2018 | 2018 | |||||||||||||||||||||
125.9178 | 58268 | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Catchy electricity slogan in the office area
Combating Climate Change
As a CRO, Tigermed's day-to-day energy consumption mainly comes from electricity consumption of office equipment such as computers and lighting facilities, and oil consumption of vehicles. We keep a close eye on the impact of our daily operation on climate change, and work hard to reduce pollution by launching a remote online collaborative office system, promoting green office (such as replacing printed business cards with electronic ones), and effectively controlling and managing self-owned vehicles.
Note: Please refer to "KEY PERFORMANCE" on P52-53 for the scope and calculation method of environmental data, and more emissions statistics.
831.444
Indirect greenhouse gas (Scope 2) emissions (ton CO2e)
0.515
Emissions per capita (ton CO2e) Calculated based on the Company's purchased electricity
65.834
Direct greenhouse gas (Scope 1) emissions (ton CO2e)
0.041
Emissions per capita (ton CO2e) Calculated based on the Company's gasoline consumption
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CONTRIBUTING TO A SHARED FUTURE
CARING TIGERMED: IMPROVING HEALTH AWARENESS AT COMMUNITY LEVEL
We answer questions from subjects on the CRPF official WeChat account:
Q Subject | A Doctor |
Doctor, are the trials and tests free? What obligations do I need to fulfill?
The development of an enterprise is inseparable from the engagement and support of the community, while the development of a community also requires the invention and contribution of enterprises. For Tigermed, health is a key issue on our agenda to contribute to community development. We strive to open a communication channel between the Company and society, spread our health philosophy to more people through benign interactions, and thereby enhance health awareness of the entire society.
Popularizing Knowledge about the Clinical Trials of Drugs
Clinical trials are still misunderstood by the general public. Most people believe they will be treated like "guinea pigs" in such trials and won't benefit much. However, clinical trial is a key link before bringing a new drug to the market, and the participation of subjects is indispensable. In fact, subjects could access new drugs or new therapies with better efficacy for free in clinical trials. Thus, Tigermed is actively popularizing knowledge of clinical trials among the public, helping the general public, especially subjects, know that such trials are scientific and advanced. By doing this, the Company contributes to building a healthy, virtuous, and trustworthy pharmaceutical R&D ecosystem.
In September 2017, Tigermed and large hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and other organizations from across China jointly established the Clinical Research Promotion Fund (CRPF), and opened an official WeChat account to popularize clinical research knowledge, publish latest news on clinical research, and educate subjects.
In November 2019
The "Small Shield" APP obtained the medical device license of Auxiliary Management Software for Blocking Mother- to-ChildTransmission of Hepatitis B issued by the Zhejiang Medical Products Administration. It was the first officially approved mobile APP software device license in the field of liver disease prevention and treatment since the implementation of the new list.
Hi, we encourage and respect every subject for the clinical trials of a new drug. Since the uncertainties and safety issues are unknown before a new drug is launched to the market, to avoid risks, it is necessary for subjects to take regular tests in accordance with the protocol. In this way, to comply with necessary obligations is to better protect the rights and interests of subjects themselves, and to ensure the safety of clinical trials.
The CRPF uses vivid animation to disseminate knowledge about clinical trials to the media and the public:
Scan the QR code to learn about | Scan the QR code to learn about |
clinical trials of new drugs | clinical trials of generic drugs |
My genuine opinion (on being a subject) is that patients spend less or even no money to get good treatment, while also providing true data for the R&D of the new drug and paving the way for future drug users. It is beneficial to the subjects themselves, to drug R&D institutions, and to future subjects.
---A comment on the CRPF official WeChat account
Blocking Mother-to-Child Transmission of Hepatitis B with the "Small Shield"
In 2015, the "Zero Mother-to-Child Transmission of Hepatitis B" project (the "Small Shield"), initiated by the Chinese Foundation for Hepatitis Prevention and Control and fully supported by Tigermed, was officially launched. With the establishment of the management network that includes pregnancy demonstration bases, project hospitals and community-level hospitals, and with the help of the "Small Shield" APP, a mobile medical tool developed by the Company's investee Hangzhou SlanHealth Co., Ltd., the project aims to carry out follow-up management of pregnant women with hepatitis B and their babies in accordance with standard procedures to minimize or even completely block mother-to-child transmission of the disease. As of the end of the reporting period, the "Small Shield" project had covered nearly 200 hospitals in 31 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions, with more than 1,600 registered doctors serving 30,000 expectant mothers carrying hepatitis B virus. The success rate of blocking mother-to-child transmission was above 99.5%.
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PERFORMANCE
Economic performance | ||||
Indicator | Unit | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 |
Total assets | RMB 100 million | 75.33 | 42.80 | 35.83 |
Operating revenue | RMB 100 million | 28.03 | 23.01 | 16.87 |
Net profit of shareholders of listed companies | RMB 100 million | 8.42 | 4.72 | 3.01 |
Taxes payable | RMB 100 million | 1.12 | 0.79 | 0.43 |
Basic earnings per share | RMB per share | 1.13 | 0.94 | 0.61 |
Number of R&D personnel | / | 468 | 426 | 378 |
Proportion of R&D personnel | % | 9.44 | 10.93 | 11.76 |
R&D investment | RMB 100 million | 1.24 | 0.88 | 0.50 |
R&D investment to operating revenue | % | 4.43 | 3.83 | 2.94 |
Drug clinical research project | / | 287 | 283 | 218 |
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Social performance | ||||
Indicator | Unit | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 |
Total count of active employees | / | 4959 | 3898 | 3214 |
Female employees | / | 4217 | 3233 | 2667 |
Employees aged 30 and below | / | 3623 | 2874 | 2320 |
Employees aged 31 to 50 | / | 1296 | 994 | 860 |
Employees aged 51 and above | / | 40 | 30 | 34 |
Women in management | % | 68.29 | 65.62 | 66.84 |
Average paid vacation days | / | 13.85 | 12.34 | 9.3 |
HSE investment | RMB 10000 | 740 | 620 | 460 |
Health checkup coverage | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
Staff turnover rate | % | 18.7% | 20.7% | 23.0% |
Work-related fatalities | / | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Number of suppliers | / | 1604 | 1896 | 1507 |
Cumulative donations | RMB 10000 | 870.60 | 767.60 | 652.60 |
Environmental performance | ||||
Indicator | Unit | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 |
Non-hazardous waste such as domestic waste and office waste | Ton | 88.453 | 73.950 | 59.520 |
Purchased electricity by Tigermed's possessed and leased | 10000 kWh | 103.3363 | 125.9178 | 128.9931 |
properties | ||||
Water consumption | Ton | 52663 | 58268 | 61298 |
Mileage of the Company's light vehicles (<=2.5 tons) | Kilometer | 112567 | 105548 | 95477 |
Mileage of the Company's light vehicles (2.5-3.5 tons) | Kilometer | 132000 | 130000 | 135000 |
Gasoline consumption | Liter | 24312 | 24264 | 23332 |
Emission of nitrogen oxides | Kilogram | 252.03 | 243.51 | 240.37 |
Emission of particulates | Kilogram | 23.74 | 22.93 | 22.61 |
Emission of sulfur oxides | Kilogram | 0.36 | 0.37 | 0.34 |
Direct greenhouse gas (Scope 1) emissions | Ton | 65.834 | 65.704 | 63.180 |
Indirect greenhouse gas (Scope 2) emissions | Ton | 831.444 | 1013.135 | 1037.878 |
Note 1: The environmental data comes from Tigermed's Hangzhou Office, Jiaxing Office and Shanghai Office. The Company will gradually expand statistics management to cover the entire group.
Note 2: The emission of nitrogen oxides and particulate matter are calculated based on the mileage of light vehicles held by the company; the emission of sulfur oxides and direct greenhouse gases (Scope 1) are calculated based on gasoline consumption; and the emission of indirect greenhouse gases (Scope 2) are calculated based on purchased electricity. The calculation method is in line with the environmental KPI reporting principles in the Environmental, Social and Governance Reporting Guide (ESG Guide) formulated by Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The emission coefficient of indirect greenhouse gases (Scope 2) is 0.8046, which is derived from the China Regional Power Grid Baseline Emission Factors for Emission Reduction Projects in 2017 issued by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment.
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In an ever changing world, change is the only constant. Successful organizations bear the mark of the times.
--by John P. Kotter, author of Leading Change
OUTLOOK
In the global wave of pharmaceutical innovation, the emergence of new technologies like big data and AI and breakthrough therapies will change the original CRO model. As China has become the second largest pharmaceutical market in the world, and Healthy China 2030 has become a national strategy, the government is now vigorously promoting pharmaceutical innovation by mounting policy, capital, and industry support. Tigermed will actively embrace the era of pharmaceutical R&D and innovation, stand firm on being quality- oriented and innovate in services to cope with changes in the industry and across the world.
In 2020, Tigermed will stay true to the mission of "service innovation, health for all" and adhere to the strategy of "Excellence in Every Trial for Every Patient" to serve the cause of innovative medicine. We will orient our efforts toward customer demand and globalization, expedite the set-upof a global clinical service network, and continuously improve the ability of operating and managing global projects, thus providing integrated solutions and one-stopservices for global pharmaceutical R&D, and contribute to the health of humankind.
Quality and qualification
Riding on the global trend of pharmaceutical R&D, we will consolidate SOPs of subsidiaries, continuously optimize quality management procedures, and foster a quality culture with full participation of employees, in an effort to build Tigermed into a CRO aligned with global quality management standards.
Market strategy
We pay attention to new business drivers such as real-world evidence (RWE), with a focus on developing non-regulated businesses. We will go global together with our customers, and build an international operation team with the support of overseas projects of our strategic customers, so as to expand our market to the Asia-Pacific, North America and Western Europe.
Innovation-driven development
We closely follow frontier technologies in the industry and develop our own leading technologies based on strengths in different business lines. We will follow up with innovative business models such as RWE and risk- based monitoring (RBM), and improve customer service procedures through innovation.
OUTLOOK
Talent strategy
In terms of human resource management, we will stick to the people-centered approach for common development, and create a sound development platform for employees. We retain employees with corporate culture and career growth opportunities, and grow along with them.
Excellent operation
We have established a global operation system. With a competent and stable team and reliable quality assurance, we will be able to deliver 100% projects on time with guaranteed quality, and sustain our competitive profitability.
Customer first
We are always customer-focused. We will timely learn and analyze the needs and expectations of customers and the market, and continue to optimize customer relationship management, improve the communication mechanism and complaint management, and strive to become a trustworthy clinical research partner.
Responsibility management
We will further implement the sustainable development philosophy by formulating and improving policies and regulations and strengthening the roles of key departments, especially the Board of Directors, in the sustainability management of Tigermed.
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Aspect | Environmental | |||
Indicator | Page | Note | ||
Information on: | ||||
General | (a) the policies; and | P48-49 | ||
(b) compliance and material non-compliance with relevant standards, rules and | ||||
Disclosure | regulations on air and greenhouse gas emissions, discharges into water and land, | |||
and generation of hazardous and non-hazardous waste | ||||
A1.1 | The types of emissions and respective emissions data | P53 | ||
A1.2 | Greenhouse gas emissions in total (in tons) and, where appropriate, intensity (e.g. | P49 | ||
A1 Emissions | per unit of production volume, per facility) | |||
Total hazardous waste produced (in tons) and, where appropriate, intensity (e.g. per | We entrust a third party to | |||
A1.3 | P48 | dispose of hazardous office | ||
unit of production volume, per facility) | waste and do not acquire | |||
relevant data | ||||
A1.4 | Total non-hazardous waste produced (in tons) and, where appropriate, intensity (e.g. | P48 | ||
per unit of production volume, per facility) | ||||
A1.5 | Description of measures to mitigate emissions and results achieved | P48 | ||
A1.6 | Description of how hazardous and non-hazardous wastes are handled, reduction | P48 | ||
initiatives and results achieved | ||||
General | Policies on the efficient use of resources, including energy, water and other raw | |||
materials. | P49 | |||
Disclosure | Resources may be used in production, in storage, transportation, in buildings, | |||
electronic equipment, etc. | ||||
A2.1 | Direct and/or indirect energy consumption by type (e.g. electricity, gas or oil) in total | P49 | ||
A2 Use of | (kWh in '000s) and intensity (e.g. per unit of production volume, per facility) | |||
A2.2 | Water consumption in total and intensity (e.g. per unit of production volume, per | P49 | ||
Resources | facility) | |||
A2.3 | Description of energy use efficiency initiatives and results achieved | P49 | ||
A2.4 | Description of whether there is any issue in sourcing water that is fit for purpose, | P49 | ||
water efficiency initiatives and results achieved | ||||
A2.5 | Total packaging material used for finished products (in tons) and, if applicable, with | Not | Our clinical research of | |
drugs do not involve | ||||
reference to per unit produced | applicable | packages | ||
A3 The | General | Policies on minimizing the operation's significant impact on the environment and | P48-49 | |
Environment | Disclosure | natural resources | ||
and Natural | A3.1 | Description of the significant impacts of activities on the environment and natural | P49 | |
Resources | resources and the actions taken to manage them. | |||
Aspect 4: | General | Policies on identification and mitigation of significant climate-related issues which | / | |
Disclosure | have impacted, and those which may impact, the issuer. | |||
Climate Change | ||||
A4.1 | Description of the significant climate-related issues which have impacted, and those | P49 | ||
which may impact, the issuer, and the actions taken to manage them. | ||||
Aspect | Social | |||
Indicator | Page | Note | ||
Information on: | ||||
General | (a) the policies; and | |||
(b) compliance and material non-compliance with relevant standards, rules and | P40-41 | |||
B1 Employment | Disclosure | regulations on compensation and dismissal, recruitment and promotion, working | ||
hours, rest periods, equal opportunity, diversity, anti-discrimination, and other | ||||
benefits and welfare | ||||
B1.1 | Total workforce by employment type, age group and geographical region | P40 | ||
B1.2 | Employee turnover rate by age group and geographical region | P53 |
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We comply with China's | ||||
Information on: | laws and regulations, | |||
General | including Work Safety Law | |||
(a) the policies; and | P41 | of the People's Republic of | ||
B2 Health and | Disclosure | (b) compliance and material non-compliance with relevant standards, rules and | China, and Prevention and | |
regulations on providing a safe working environment and protecting employees | Control of Occupational | |||
Safety | from occupational hazards | Diseases Law of the | ||
People's Republic of China | ||||
B2.1 | Number and rate of work-related fatalities | P53 | ||
B2.2 | Lost days due to work injury. | / | ||
B2.3 | Description of occupational health and safety measures adopted, how they are | P41 | ||
implemented and monitored | ||||
General | Policies on improving employees' knowledge and skills for discharging duties at | P42-43 | ||
B3 Development | Disclosure | work. Description of training activities | ||
B3.1 | The percentage of employees trained by employee category (e.g. senior | P43 | ||
and Training | management, middle management) | |||
B3.2 | The average training hours completed per employee by employee category | P43 | ||
General | Information on: | |||
(a) the policies; and | P40 | |||
B4 Labor | Disclosure | (b) compliance and material non-compliance with relevant standards, rules and | ||
regulations on preventing child and forced labor | ||||
Standards | ||||
B4.1 | Description of measures to review employment practices to avoid child and forced | P40 | ||
labor | ||||
B4.2 | Description of steps taken to eliminate such practices when discovered | / | No violation | |
General | Policies on managing environmental and social risks of the supply chain. | P11, P29 | ||
Disclosure | ||||
B5 Supply Chain | B5.1 | Number of suppliers by geographical region | P29 | |
B5.2 | Description of practices relating to engaging suppliers, number of suppliers where | P29 | ||
Management | the practices are being implemented, how they are implemented and monitored. | |||
B5.3 | Description of practices used to identify environmental and social risks along the | P29 | ||
supply chain, and how they are implemented and monitored. | ||||
B5.4 | Description of practices used to promote environmentally preferable products and | P29 | ||
services when selecting suppliers, and how they are implemented and monitored. | ||||
Information on: | We comply with China's | |||
laws and regulations, | ||||
General | (a) the policies; and | P26-29 | including Drug | |
(b) compliance and material non-compliance with relevant standards, rules and | Administration Law of the | |||
Disclosurea | regulations on health and safety, advertising, labelling and privacy matters relating | People's Republic of China, | ||
to products and services provided and methods of redress | and Provisions for Drug | |||
Registration. | ||||
B6 Product | B6.1 | Percentage of total products sold or shipped subject to recalls for safety and health | / | No such incident |
reasons. | ||||
Responsibility | ||||
B6.2 | Number of products and service related complaints received and how they are dealt | P27 | ||
with | ||||
B6.3 | Description of practices relating to observing and protecting intellectual property | P12 | ||
rights | ||||
B6.4 | Description of quality assurance process and recall procedures. | P27-28 | ||
B6.5 | Description of consumer data protection and privacy policies, how they are | P26 | ||
implemented and monitored | ||||
General | Information on: | |||
(a) the policies; and | P10-11 | |||
Disclosure | (b) compliance and material non-compliance with relevant standards, rules and | |||
B7 Anti- | regulations on bribery, extortion, fraud and money laundering | |||
B7.1 | Number of concluded legal cases regarding corrupt practices brought against the | / | No such litigation | |
corruption | issuer or its employees during the reporting period and the outcomes of the cases. | |||
B7.2 | Description of preventive measures and whistle-blowing procedures, how they are | P11 | ||
implemented and monitored | ||||
B7.3 | Description of anti-corruption training provided to directors and staff. | P10-11 | ||
General | Policies on community engagement to understand the communities' needs where | P50-51 | ||
it operates and to ensure its activities take into consideration the communities' | ||||
B8 Community | Disclosure | interests | ||
Investment | B8.1 | Focus areas of contribution (e.g. education, environmental concerns, labor needs, | P50-51 | |
health, culture, sport) | ||||
B8.2 | Resources contributed (e.g. money or time) to the focus area | P53 |
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INDEX
This report has been prepared in accordance with the GRI Standards: Core option.
Disclosure Items | Page | Note | |
102-1 Name of the organization | P04 | ||
102-2 Activities, brands, products, and services | P04-06 | ||
102-3 Location of headquarters | P06 | ||
102-4 Location of operations | P06 | ||
102-5 Ownership and legal form | P04 | ||
Organizational profile | 102-6 Markets served | P06 | |
102-7 Scale of the organization | P06,P40 | ||
102-8 Information on employees and other workers | P40 | ||
102-9 Supply chain | P29 | ||
102-10 Significant changes to the organization and its supply chain | P08 | ||
102-11 Precautionary Principle or approach | P12 | ||
102-13 Membership of associations | P24 | ||
Strategy | 102-14 Statement from senior decision-maker | P02-03 | |
102-15 Key impacts, risks, and opportunities | P02-03,P12 | ||
Ethics and integrity | 102-16 Values, principles, standards, and norms of behavior | P06 | |
102-17 Mechanisms for advice and concerns about ethics | P12 | ||
102-18 Governance structure | P08 | ||
Governance | 102-29 Identifying and managing economic, environmental, and social impacts | P14 | |
102-30 Effectiveness of risk management processes | P12 | ||
102-31 Review of economic, environmental, and social topics | P14 | ||
102-32 Highest governance body's role in sustainability reporting | P13 | ||
102-40 List of stakeholder groups | P15 | ||
102-42 Identifying and selecting stakeholders | P15 | ||
102-43 Approach to stakeholder engagement | P15 | ||
102-44 Key topics and concerns raised | P15 | ||
102-46 Defining report content and topic Boundaries | P15,P60 | ||
102-47 List of material topics | P15 | ||
102-48 Restatements of information | No restatements of | ||
Stakeholder engagement | information | ||
102-49 Changes in reporting | No significant | ||
changes | |||
102-50 Reporting period | P60 | ||
102-51 Date of most recent report | P60 | ||
102-52 Reporting cycle | P60 | ||
102-53 Contact point for questions regarding the report | P60 | ||
102-54 Claims of reporting in accordance with the GRI Standards | P58 | ||
102-55 GRI content index | P58 |
GRI (GLOBAL REPORTING INITIATIVE) INDEX
Disclosure Items | Page | Note | |
GRI 200 Economic | GRI 103 Management Approach | P8-12,P22-29 | |
GRI 201 Economic | 201-1 Direct economic value generated and distributed | P52 | |
Performance | 201-3 Defined benefit plan obligations and other retirement plans | P41,P43 | |
GRI 203 Indirect Economic | 203-2 Significant indirect economic impacts | P51 | |
GRI 103 Management Approach | P10-11 | ||
GRI 205 Anti-corruption | 205-2 Communication and training about anti-corruption policies and | P10-11 | |
procedures | |||
205-3 Confirmed incidents of corruption and actions taken | No corruption | ||
GRI 206 Anti-competitive | 206-1 Legal actions for anti-competitive behavior, anti-trust, and monopoly | No such litigation | |
Behavior | practices | ||
GRI 300 Environment | GRI 103 Management Approach | P48-49 | |
GRI 302 Energy | 302-1 Energy consumption within the organization | P49 | |
GRI 303 Water | 303-1 Water withdrawal by source | P49 | |
303-2 Water sources significantly affected by withdrawal of water | P49 | No such influence | |
305-1 Direct (Scope 1) GHG emissions | P49 | ||
GRI 305 Emissions | 305-2 Energy indirect (Scope 2) GHG emissions | P49 | |
305-5 Reduction of GHG emissions | P49 | ||
305-7 Nitrogen oxides (NOX), sulfur oxides (SOX), and other significant air | P53 | ||
emissions | |||
GRI 306 Effluents and Waste | 306-2 Waste by type and disposal method | P48 | |
306-3 Significant spills | No significant spills | ||
GRI 307 Environmental | 307-1Non-compliance with environmental laws and regulations | No violation | |
Compliance | |||
GRI 400 Society | GRI 103 Management Approach | P38-44,P50-51 | |
GRI 401 Employment | 401-1 New employee hires and employee turnover | P53 | |
401-2 Benefits provided to full-time employees that are not provided to | P40-43 | ||
temporary or part-time employees | |||
GRI 404 Training and | 404-1 Average hours of training per year per employee | P43 | |
404-2 Programs for upgrading employee skills and transition assistance | |||
Education | P42-43 | ||
programs | |||
GRI 405 Diversity and Equal | GRI 103 Management Approach | P40 | |
405-1 Diversity of governance bodies and employees | P40 | ||
Opportunity | |||
405-2 Ratio of basic salary and remuneration of women to men | P41 | ||
GRI 406 Non-discrimination | 406-1 Incidents of discrimination and corrective actions taken | No discrimination | |
GRI 408 Child Labor | 408-1 Operations and suppliers at significant risk for incidents of child labor | No such incident | |
GRI 409 Forced or | 409-1 Operations and suppliers at significant risk for incidents of forced or | No such incident | |
Compulsory Labor | compulsory labor | ||
GRI 411 Rights of Indigenous | 411-1 Incidents of violations involving rights of indigenous peoples | P10 | No such incident |
Peoples | |||
GRI 413 Local Communities | GRI 103 Management Approach | P45,P5-51 | |
413-2 Operations with significant actual and potential negative impacts on local | No such location of | ||
communities | operations | ||
GRI 414 Supplier Social | 414-1 New suppliers that were screened using social criteria | P11 | |
Assessment | |||
GRI 417 Marketing and | 417-1 Requirements for product and service information and labeling | P26 | |
417-2 Incidents of non-compliance concerning product and service information | No such incident | ||
Labeling | and labeling | ||
417-3 Incidents of non-compliance concerning marketing communications | No such incident | ||
GRI 419 Socioeconomic | GRI 103 Management Approach | P10-12 | |
419-1Non-compliance with laws and regulations in the social and economic | |||
Compliance | No violation | ||
area |
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ABOUT
THIS REPORT
Reporting Period
The time frame for the report is January 1 to December 31, 2019, though some contents may extend beyond the stated reporting period.
Release Cycle
The report is released annually. And the first social responsibility report was released on August 22, 2019.
Reporting Boundary
This report covers Tigermed's headquarters and subsidiaries. For the convenience of readers, "Hangzhou Tigermed Consulting Co., Ltd." is also referred to as "Tigermed", "the Company" and "we" in the report. "Hangzhou Simo Co., Ltd." is referred to as "Hangzhou Simo". "MacroStat (China) Clinical Research Co., Ltd." is referred to as "MacroStat". "Jiaxing Tigermed Data Management Co., Ltd." is referred to as "Jiaxing Tigermed". "Jiaxing Clinflash Computer Technology Co., Ltd." is referred to as "Jiaxing Clinflash". "Hangzhou Talent MedConsulting Co., Ltd." is referred to as "Talent MedConsulting". "Frontage Laboratories, Inc." is referred to as "Frontage Laboratories". "Fantastic Bioimaging Co., Ltd." is referred to as "Fantastic Bioimaging", and "Teddy Clinical Research Laboratory (Shanghai) Limited" is referred to as "Shanghai Teddy".
Reporting Commitment
Tigermed assures that the report contains no false records, misleading information or material omission, and is responsible for the authenticity, accuracy, and integrity of its content.
Data Sources
Data in the report is mainly from the statistical reports and official documents of Tigermed from January 1 to December 31, 2019.
Compilation Conformance
This report is compiled in accordance with the ISO 26000: Guidance on Social Responsibility, the GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards (GRI Standards) issued by Global Sustainability Standard Board (GSSB) and the Environmental, Social and Governance Reporting Guide (ESG Guide) formulated by Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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Email:CSR@tigermedgrp.com
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