
The southbound Stock Connect mechanism, introduced in 2014, allows qualified investors on the mainland to buy eligible shares listed in Hong Kong.
Keymed Biosciences’ cancer drug CM336 was granted fast track designation by the US Food and Drug Administration in late January, allowing the firm to speed up the new medicine’s approval process.
Innovent’s gain came after the Suzhou-based developer of oncology and autoimmune therapies on Sunday announced a deal worth up to US$8.85 billion with US firm Eli Lilly to collaborate on new medicines.
A Hong Kong stock exchange filing showed that Innovent stood to receive a US$350 million upfront payment, plus development, regulatory and commercial milestone payments totalling about US$8.5 billion.
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