Movement Alert|DUALITYBIO-B Falls 5.18% in Regular Trading, Hong Kong Biotech Sector Under Pressure

Market Focus10-13

On October 13, DUALITYBIO-B fell 5.18% in regular trading, trading at 170.3 Hong Kong dollars per share, with turnover of 17.8155 million Hong Kong dollars. The decline was in line with broad weakness across the Hong Kong biotech sector, as several peers also traded lower during the session.

Within the biotechnology sector where DUALITYBIO-B belongs, the overall sector performance was weak. Among individual stocks, AKESO fell 4.2%, INNOVENT BIO fell 2.28%, BEONE MEDICINES fell 2.17%, METIS TECHBIO-P fell 10.11%, and 3SBIO fell 1.56%.

DUALITYBIO-B is an investment holding company mainly engaged in clinical-stage biopharmaceuticals. It is dedicated to developing antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) innovative drugs for cancer and autoimmune diseases. Its main candidates include DB-1303/BNT323, DB-1311/BNT324, DB-1310, DB-1305/BNT325, DB-1419, and DB-2304. These products primarily target endometrial cancer, breast cancer, small cell lung cancer, castration-resistant prostate cancer, esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, and head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. The company operates mainly in domestic and international markets.

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