ALEBUND-B Shares Surge Over 47% in Early Trading as AP308 Gains FDA Clinical Clearance and Domestic Acceptance

Deep News10-20

ALEBUND-B (09637) shares briefly soared more than 47% in early trading. As of press time, the stock has pulled back to gain 11.04%, trading at HK$19.41, with a turnover of HK$81.8761 million.

Peking University First Hospital recently announced that the new drug clinical trial application for the next-generation AP308/PKU308, jointly developed by its Department of Nephrology and the company for the treatment of IgA nephropathy, has received approval from the U.S. FDA and is about to enter the first-in-human clinical research stage. On September 28, the application for AP308 for injection by Shanghai the company Technology Co., Ltd. was accepted by the Center for Drug Evaluation of the National Medical Products Administration. Shenwan Hongyuan previously released a research report stating that the company is an innovative drug enterprise focused on the CKD field, building a differentiated product matrix around disease-modifying therapy and complication management. It currently has one commercialized product and seven innovative candidate drugs, among which AP301, AP306, and AP303 have entered the critical development stage. The company integrates research, production, and commercialization, with all pipeline assets globally positioned, and is expected to achieve full value realization after listing.

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