AIM VACCINE CO., LTD.
AIM Vaccine Co., Ltd. (Stock Code: 06660.HK) is a Hong Kong-listed company established on November 9, 2011, with a unified social credit code of 91210100583868927X and a total share capital of 1.211 billion RMB. The company's registered address is Room 412, 4th Floor, Building 6, No. 105, Jinghai 3rd Road, Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone, Beijing.
As one of China's leading vaccine companies, AIM Vaccine covers the entire value chain from R&D, manufacturing, to commercialization. Committed to producing conscientious vaccines for the health of all, it is the second-largest and the largest private full-industrial-chain vaccine group in China, as well as a leading enterprise in the Chinese vaccine sector, with a mature and self-innovated mRNA technology platform.
AIM Vaccine owns four fully controlled licensed vaccine manufacturing companies, three vaccine research institutes, and four R&D centers, with seven R&D teams ensuring milestone delivery for its product pipeline. It is one of only two Chinese human vaccine companies with P3 laboratory strategic resources. AIM is also the largest global manufacturer of hepatitis B vaccines and the second-largest global rabies vaccine manufacturer.
The company has five validated vaccine technology platforms, offering eight commercialized vaccines and 20 vaccines under development. Its pipeline covers the top 10 global vaccine products. AIM’s commercialized products maintain market leadership and are sold across all 31 provinces, cities, and autonomous regions in China, reaching over 2,800 district and county CDCs. AIM Vaccine is a rare, comprehensive platform with advantages in pipeline, R&D, manufacturing, and sales.
Source premium vaccines: Bulk Hepatitis B, Rabies, Meningococcal ACYW135, and Hepatitis A from our GMP factories – featuring cold-chain stability and export-ready packaging.
Top Sellers: High-purity Recombinant Hepatitis B Vaccine, Freeze-Dried Rabies Vaccine, and ACYW135 Meningococcal Vaccine, etc. – all available for bulk procurement with factory-direct pricing.
AIM Vaccine: Your Trusted Vaccine Manufacturer & Supplier in China
AIM Vaccine (stock code: 06660) is a listed company on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. In terms of industrial scale, it has become the second largest and the largest private full industrial chain vaccine group in China. As a top-tier private vaccine group with a full industrial chain, we operate four state-licensed factories and three R&D hubs across China.
We are one of only two Chinese enterprises with a P3 laboratory—a strategic asset under China's 14th Five-Year Plan. Globally, we are the largest hepatitis B vaccine manufacturer and the second-largest rabies vaccine producer.
With over 28 years of expertise, we deliver WHO-aligned vaccines to 31 Chinese provinces and 20+ countries, driving our mission: "Manufacturing high-quality vaccines for global health."
Innovative Vaccine Solutions from Factory to Global Supply
Powered by four advanced factories—AIM Honesty (Dalian), AIM Honor (Ningbo), AIM Persistence, and AIM Action (Jiangsu)—we leverage cutting-edge platforms (e.g., mRNA technology) to serve 2,000+ disease control centers worldwide.
Expertise-Driven: China's Vaccine Innovators
Our 1,000+ technical staff (70%+ R&D specialists) fuel AIM Vaccine’s leadership. Collaborating with global institutions, our teams master breakthrough technologies:
Pioneers in recombinant Hansenula polymorpha technology (45M-dose/year hepatitis B capacity).
Rabies vaccine experts (22M doses/year, 2nd largest globally).
Leaders in bacterial vaccines.
It is one of the only two domestic manufacturers of inactivated hepatitis A vaccine.
Certified under GMP, ISO, and China’s "863 Program," our scientists and engineers ensure every vaccine meets global safety standards—turning research into lifesaving solutions.
China's Premier Vaccine Partner: Quality, Scale, Trust
World's Leading hepatitis B vaccine supplier; 20 pipeline products; P3 lab for advanced research.
HKEX-listed (06660); GMP/ISO-certified factories; gov't partnerships (e.g., Pakistan, Egypt).
Exports to 20+ countries; 70% market share for key products; 28 years of proven reliability.
Partner with AIM Vaccine—a manufacturer dedicated to global health.
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2026-01-07
Another key product — quadrivalent meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCV4) has been developed independently by AIM Vaccine. On March 15, the clinical test was officially carried out at Yanshan Disease Prevention and Control Center in Yunnan Province and related subjects were grouped.
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2026-01-07
The data from the phase II clinical trial of mRNA (LVRNA009) targeting Covid-19 - independently developed by AIM Vaccine, have been known to the public. The live virus-neutralizing antibodies tested by Wuhan Institute of Virology, CAS, revealed that, the geometric mean titer (GMT) of the live virus-neutralizing antibodies 14 days after full-course vaccination of mRNA, was 994.9 in the adult medium-dose group and 1405.7 in the adult high-dose group. These figures prove mRNA is fairly strong in immunogenicity. mRNA (LVRNA009), one of the earliest vaccines against Covid-19 with clinical trial permission, has got the top spot in advancing its clinical progress. It is significantly better than its counterparts in clinical effects.
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2026-01-07
Vice President and Chief Research Officer Zhang Fan, and General Manager of AIM Lifanda Peng Yucai, recently published the preclinical research data of the mRNA rabies vaccine LVRNA001 in the international authoritative academic journal "npj Vaccines": Only two vaccinations are needed to provide 100% safe and effective immune protection. This has laid a solid foundation for the next stage of research on human rabies mRNA vaccines.
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2026-01-07
Following the established corporate strategy, the Group proactively advances the development of the vaccine product pipelines, and leverages the advantages of the mRNA technology platform to accelerate the research and development of mRNA vaccine series products through on-going technological innovation. The application for clinical trial of mRNA RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) vaccines has been submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) recently.
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2026-05-12
Hepatitis A is a highly contagious liver infection that can spread easily among children through contaminated food, water, or close contact. Although many cases resolve without long-term damage, the illness can still cause severe symptoms, missed school days, hospitalization, and complications in vulnerable children. This article explores the importance of the Children Hepatitis A Vaccine, how it works, recommended schedules, safety considerations, and real-world benefits.
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2026-05-09
When vaccinating children against hepatitis A, parents often face a choice: should they use the live attenuated hepatitis A vaccine or the inactivated hepatitis A vaccine?
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2026-05-08
Most people who develop hepatitis B are immersed in their own sense of inferiority. Because they fear that people around them will mind, they dare not eat together, dare not have fun together, and dare not confess to the person they like. Despite being extremely careful, they still receive many disdainful looks.
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2026-05-07
Hepatitis B remains one of the most serious viral infections affecting millions of people worldwide. Although primary vaccination provides strong protection for most individuals, many people still wonder whether a booster shot of hepatitis B vaccine is necessary later in life. Questions about immunity duration, antibody levels, workplace requirements, travel safety, and family protection often create confusion.
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2026-04-28
Hepatitis A and B are serious viral infections that affect millions worldwide, often leading to liver damage, long-term complications, or even death. Vaccination remains the most effective and reliable method of prevention. This comprehensive guide explores everything you need to know about Hepatitis A and B vaccines—from how they work and who needs them to schedules, safety, costs, and real-world benefits. Whether you are a traveler, healthcare professional, parent, or simply someone prioritizing preventive health, this article addresses common concerns and provides practical, trustworthy insights to help you make informed decisions.
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2026-04-24
Bringing a newborn into the world is filled with joy, but also responsibility—especially when it comes to protecting your baby’s health from the very beginning. One of the most critical steps parents can take is ensuring timely vaccination against. This viral infection can lead to lifelong complications, yet it is largely preventable with a safe and effective vaccine administered shortly after birth.
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2026-04-22
Children belong to the high-risk population for rabies exposure. Due to children's physiological and psychological characteristics as well as weak self-protection ability, they are prone to severe bites on the head, face, or multiple sites of the body, with higher risk of disease onset. Moreover, post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for rabies in children has its own characteristics in wound management, application of rabies vaccines, and passive immunizing agents.
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2026-04-21
When people hear the word "rabies," many instinctively assume that only dogs can carry and transmit the disease, and consequently let their guard down around their feline companions at home. In reality, the very name of this disease containing the character for "dog" is actually the biggest cognitive misconception—cats are also one of the primary hosts and sources of transmission for the rabies virus. With the increasing number of pet-owning households, incidents of being scratched or bitten by cats are not uncommon. Once rabies develops, the fatality rate is nearly 100%.
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