Movement Alert|RemeGen Rises 4.23% in Regular Trading, A-Share Buyback Plan Enters Implementation Phase as Innovative Drug Sector Strengthens

Market Focus07-22 09:48

On July 22, RemeGen (09995.HK) rose 4.23% in regular trading, trading at HK$88.35/share, with turnover of HK$84.836 million.

On the news front, the company disclosed its pre-buyback shareholding structure on July 21, publishing the top ten A-share shareholders and their holdings as of July 17, providing baseline data for the imminent first centralized bidding buyback program. This marks the buyback entering the substantive operational stage. The board of directors had unanimously approved the plan on July 19, authorizing the repurchase of A-shares using no more than RMB 50 million for employee stock ownership plans or equity incentives.

Additionally, RemeGen's core product Telitacicept was recently included in the National Essential Drug Catalogue under the immunological agents category, further brightening its commercialization outlook. The broader innovative drug sector continues to strengthen, with peers AKESO up 7.08%, BEIGENE up 1.87%, and INNOVENT BIO up 1.74%, reflecting sustained capital inflows into the sector supported by policy tailwinds and active BD transactions.

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