Movement Alert|DUALITYBIO-B Rises 5.32% in Regular Trading, DB-1311 Combo First-Line SCLC ORR of 92.3% Continues to Drive Momentum

Market Focus09-21

On September 21, DUALITYBIO-B rose 5.32% in regular trading, trading at HK$210.4/share, with turnover of HK$29.10 million. The stock has gained meaningfully over recent sessions, extending a multi-day rally fueled by landmark clinical readouts.

On the news front, the World Conference on Lung Cancer (WCLC) recently disclosed updated Ib/II data for B7-H3 ADC DB-1311/BNT324 — co-developed with BioNTech — in combination with PD-L1×VEGF-A bispecific antibody Pumitamig in advanced lung cancer. Among 71 evaluable small cell lung cancer patients, the overall objective response rate reached 70.4%, with first-line ORR hitting 92.3%, second-line 77.3%, and third-line-plus 52.4%. UBS previously noted DB-1311 as the primary valuation driver, projecting peak sales of RMB 38.3 billion, above market consensus of RMB 28.6 billion.

The momentum is further underpinned by a collaboration with Genentech on next-generation ADC development via the DUPAC platform, carrying over US$1 billion in potential milestone payments, as well as consecutive insider purchases by Chairman and CEO Zhu Zhongyuan totaling approximately HK$3.58 million in early September.

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