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To own RemeGen, you need to believe its expanding drug portfolio and global partnerships can eventually turn fast-growing revenue of C¥2,227.82 million into sustainable profits, despite sizeable losses of C¥947.63 million and a volatile share price after a very large year-to-date rise. The key near term catalysts still sit with execution on its licensed Telitacicept deal, progress on Disitamab Vedotin and new filings such as the RC48-C016 BLA. The Shanghai Stock Exchange Health Care Sector Index inclusion mainly adds visibility and potential liquidity rather than changing the core business outlook, and recent price moves suggest the market has not treated it as a game changer so far. The biggest risks remain execution, funding and clinical or regulatory setbacks, even with this higher profile.
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