Movement Alert|EVEREST MED Rises 5.72% in Regular Trading, Medical Industry Policy and mRNA Pipeline Progress Boost Sentiment

Market Focus09-30 09:52

On September 30, EVEREST MED (01952.HK) rose 5.72% in regular trading, trading at HKD 29.62/share, with turnover of HKD 60.70 million.

On the news front, ten government departments jointly released the Medical Industry Development Plan, which calls for deepening AI-enabled upgrades across the pharmaceutical value chain, supporting AI and supercomputing applications in target discovery, molecular design, clinical trials, and production management. EVEREST MED, which operates a proprietary mRNA technology platform, plans to initiate an IITIb study of its mRNA tumor vaccine EVM16 in the fourth quarter. The broader biotechnology sector showed strength, with CANSINOBIO surging 17.23%.

Additionally, the company recently announced the establishment of an ESG committee effective September 28, with four members appointed including Chairman Wu Yifang, further enhancing its corporate governance structure. The company also issued approximately 385,000 shares under its share incentive plan on September 28. Earlier in September, EVEREST MED secured NMPA approval for Xingbituo (etripamil nasal spray) for the treatment of adult PSVT, marking its first approved cardiovascular product in China.

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