On October 16, BIOCYTOGEN-B rose 6.13% in regular trading, trading at HK$52.9, with turnover of HK$6.98 million.
The move appears linked to a partial easing in market digestion of earlier institutional selling in the company’s A-share line and prior stake reductions by some Hong Kong shareholders, after several sessions of pullback.
Recent disclosed trading data showed BIOCYTOGEN’s A-share appeared on the October 12 trading list after a sharp drop, with the top five sell-side seats unloading about RMB210 million in aggregate and institutional net selling around RMB184 million. Separately, related entities tied to CMB International had reduced their holding ratio from 10.95% to 8.81% since September. Even so, the company’s first-half results remained strong, with revenue of RMB941 million and adjusted net profit of RMB241 million, up 51.6% and 402.3% year over year, respectively, providing fundamental support for the rebound.
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