HK/China Healthcare Analyst (ex-Fosun Pharma)

Xinyao (Criss) Wang

Over 15 years' experience in both finance and healthcare, covering clinic operations, investment and equity research in both China and overseas.

Remegen (9995.HK/688331.CH) - The Placement Won’t Solve the Problem

Remegen (9995.HK/688331.CH) - The Survival Problem Is Becoming Imminent

Remegen (9995.HK/688331.CH) - The Real Reasons for the Stock Price Collapse and the Future Prospects

Escalation of Israel-Hamas War - Here's How Investors Should Position Themselves in Dramatic Changes

Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>One “unique” feature of China's CXOs is that they like investment more than drug R&amp;D business, but the investment-driven model will result in "interest-to-conflict", which actually “crosses the line”.</li>
<li>RemeGen's shares plummet last week. In current situation of investors' lack of confidence/trust in RemeGen, stock price may not have hit bottom yet, so no need to rush to bottom-fish.</li>
<li>For Kelun Bio, if SKB264 fails to deliver good data, valuation would face the risk of pullback. After the lock-up expiry, there could be opportunity to buy at lower price.</li>
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One “unique” feature of China's CXOs is that they like investment more than drug R&amp;D business, but the investment-driven model will result in "interest-to-conflict", which actually “crosses the line”.
RemeGen's shares plummet last week. In current situation of investors' lack of confidence/trust in RemeGen, stock price may not have hit bottom yet, so no need to rush to bottom-fish.
For Kelun Bio, if SKB264 fails to deliver good data, valuation would face the risk of pullback. After the lock-up expiry, there could be opportunity to buy at lower price.


China Healthcare Weekly (July.14) - CXO's Disputed Business Model, Remegen Shares Plunged, Kelun Bio