Movement Alert|HBM HOLDINGS-B Falls 5.31% in Regular Trading, Biotech Sector Broadly Weakens as Prior Gains Retrace

Market Focus09-24 10:24

On September 24, HBM HOLDINGS-B fell 5.31% in regular trading to HKD 14.44, with turnover of approximately HKD 37.95 million. The decline came amid broad-based selling pressure across the biotechnology sector, compounded by profit-taking following a series of recent positive catalysts.

The biotech sector experienced widespread weakness, with REMEGEN down 6.22%, AKESO down 3.95%, 3SBIO down 3.94%, INNOVENT BIO down 3.72%, and BEONE MEDICINES down 1.56%, reflecting broadly dampened sector sentiment. For HBM HOLDINGS-B specifically, the stock had rallied sharply in recent sessions — rising 7.4% on September 21 and gaining approximately 5% on September 17 — driven by its subsidiary Nona Biosciences unveiling HCAbLM, the worlds first language model trained on fully human heavy-chain-only antibodies, as well as robust H1 results showing revenue of USD 122 million, up 20.9% year-over-year. With these catalysts now largely priced in, selling pressure intensified as investors locked in gains amid the sector-wide pullback.

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