Rongchang Bio received approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to remove the 'B' from its ticker symbol.
On June 7, Rongchang Biological announced that it has received approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and will officially remove the "B" mark from the stock code in the near future.
Rongchang believes that the removal of the "B" mark is seen as an important sign of the development of an 18A biotech company. The "B" means that Rong Chang Biological has reached a higher standard in terms of market value and income, which is another milestone in its history of development.

Rongchang Biological said that in the future, it will make strides toward the goal of becoming a "leading Chinese and world-class" biopharmaceutical company, create more world-class new drugs for patients in China and the world, and create greater value for shareholders and society.
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2026-06-21
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