Movement Alert|BIOCYTOGEN-B Declines 5.03% in Regular Trading, CMB International Major Stake Reduction Continues to Weigh on Sentiment

Market Focus07-29

On July 29, BIOCYTOGEN-B fell 5.03% in regular trading, trading at 52.05 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 38.17 million HKD. The stock extended its prior-session losses as selling pressure from a major shareholder's concentrated disposal continued to suppress market confidence.

On the news front, CMB International Financial Holdings and its affiliates — including CMB International Investment Management Limited, Astral Eminent Limited, and CMBI Private Equity Series SPC — sold a combined 1.0925 million shares on July 21 at an average price of 54.4237 HKD, involving approximately 59.46 million HKD. Following the disposal, the group's long position declined from 11.94% to 10.95%. The concentrated reduction by a significant institutional holder has exerted sustained downward pressure on the share price across consecutive sessions.

Meanwhile, the broader biotechnology sector remained under pressure, with peers including Keymed Biosciences-B down 3.46%, SKB Bio down 3.21%, and Innovent Biologics down 1.28%, reflecting continued sector-wide weakness in innovative drug names.

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