On July 17, Hansoh Pharmaceutical fell 3.08% in regular trading, trading at HK$31.98/share, with turnover of approximately HK$98.43 million.
The decline came amid broad-based selling across the pharmaceutical sector. Within the Pharmaceuticals sector where Hansoh Pharmaceutical belongs, the overall sector weakened significantly. Among individual stocks, CSPC Pharma down 4.65%, SBP Group down 4.94%, Hengrui Pharma down 4.14%, Asymchem down 7.77%, Luye Pharma down 5.41%.
The pullback follows a series of positive catalysts in prior sessions, including the company's announcement on July 14 that its subsidiary Avere Therapeutics will merge into Nasdaq-listed NextCure via a full-stock transaction, alongside a global exclusive license for IL-23 receptor antagonist HS-20118 carrying up to US$2.3 billion in total deal value. The stock had risen over 3% on both July 15 and July 16 on those developments, suggesting some profit-taking may be compounding today's sector-driven weakness.
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