On September 10, GENSCRIPT BIO fell 3.44% in regular trading, trading at 32.52 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 78.85 million HKD.
The decline extends the volatile pattern triggered by the company's September 4 announcement to spin off its indirect non-wholly owned subsidiary ProBio Technology for an independent listing on the HKEX main board. ProBio operates the group's biologics and advanced therapy CDMO services. On the announcement date, the stock plunged nearly 13%, followed by a rebound of over 8% on September 8, and subsequent pullbacks on September 9 and 10, reflecting persistent market divergence over the spin-off's impact.
The HKEX Listing Committee confirmed on August 14 that the company may proceed with the proposed spin-off. Post-completion, GENSCRIPT BIO will retain a controlling stake and continue to consolidate ProBio's financials. Some analysts have noted the spin-off could help alleviate approximately $473 million in redemption pressure arising from ProBio's preferred share agreements, though investor concerns over near-term valuation dilution appear to persist.
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