Movement Alert|Giant Biogene Falls 5.18% in Regular Trading, Profit-Taking After Prior Session Surge Amid Consumer Sector Valuation Pressure

Market Focus06-25

On June 25, Giant Biogene fell 5.18% in regular trading, trading at approximately HK$24.9 per share, with turnover of HK$33.48 million. The decline followed a 5.45% surge in the prior session triggered by regulatory approval of the company's crosslinked recombinant collagen implant.

On the news front, CICC maintained its Outperform rating on Giant Biogene but cut the target price by 18% to HK$40, citing broad valuation compression across the Hong Kong consumer sector. The current share price corresponds to forward P/E ratios of 12x and 11x for projected earnings in the coming two years. The approved product is the world's first crosslinked recombinant Type III full-length collagen filler indicated for neck wrinkles, with differentiated positioning. However, today's session saw clear profit-taking pressure following yesterday's rally.

Within the Personal Products sector, the broader industry traded lower. Among individual stocks, Butong Group fell 8.45%, MAO GEPING fell 3.98%, CHICMAX fell 3.06%, SOFTCARE fell 2.15%, while Hengan International edged up 0.18%.

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