Movement Alert|GENFLEET-B Falls 5.12% in Regular Trading, Shareholder Reduction and Limited Buyback Scale Trigger Selling Pressure

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On October 7, GENFLEET-B fell 5.12% in regular trading, trading at HK$31.5/share, with Turnover of HK$1.537 million.

The decline was driven by news pressure from a significant shareholder reduction and a limited company buyback. On September 24, Ourea Biotech HK Limited sold 6 million shares on-market at an average price of HK$27.3, involving approximately HK$164 million, reducing its long position from 6.34% to 4.64%. The fact that the holding fell below the 5% disclosure threshold was interpreted by the market as institutional investors becoming more cautious about the company's short-term valuation. Meanwhile, the company's cumulative H-share buyback in September totaled only about 988,000 shares, which was not sufficient to offset the selling pressure from the reduction.

GENFLEET-B is a China-based company focused on innovative drug development for oncology, autoimmune diseases, and inflammatory diseases. Its R&D platform covers target discovery, molecular evaluation, translational science, clinical development, and key CMC processes. The company operates primarily in domestic and overseas markets.

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