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HCM Hutchmed (china) Limited

304.00
8.00 (2.70%)
Last Updated: 10:32:27
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hutchmed (china) Limited LSE:HCM London Ordinary Share KYG4672N1198 ORD USD0.10
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  8.00 2.70% 304.00 303.00 305.00 310.00 303.00 306.00 142,499 10:32:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Pharmaceutical Preparations 838M 100.78M - N/A 0
Hutchmed (china) Limited is listed in the Pharmaceutical Preparations sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HCM. The last closing price for Hutchmed (china) was 296p. Over the last year, Hutchmed (china) shares have traded in a share price range of 173.60p to 338.00p.

Hutchmed (china) currently has 871,256,270 shares in issue.

Hutchmed (china) Share Discussion Threads

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20/12/2018
15:45
Many thanks NofS. Has this in any way shaken your faith in the company? I’ve held since the sub £2 days - although wish I had my original stake - it just seems there’s been quite a bit of disappointing news lately...
cisk
20/12/2018
15:38
MES implications on SAVOIR study:
 Likelihood of SAVOIR success in first-line MET positive PRCC is now considered as low given outcome of MES;
 Rebalancing SAVOIR to second-line and above patients is operationally not practical given minimal use of Sutent® beyond first-line as well as lower than expected incidence of MET positive patients; and
 The outcome of a molecular epidemiology study, along with recent novel therapy approvals, is leading to a change in savolitinib kidney cancer strategy.

As a result, the savolitinib registration strategy for PRCC is being reassessed, to take into account these findings as well as the rapidly changing RCC treatment landscape. Enrollment in the SAVOIR study has been suspended.

Basically this specific trial is suspended because it appears it's just not worth it any more

Some of the other parts are positive however

nerdofsteel
20/12/2018
11:39
I knew we had recently been added to the MSCI China Index but on Dec 24th we are also being added to the NASDAQ Biotech Index, which should prompt some funds to start buying



Thanks to miti on LSE for pointing that out

nerdofsteel
20/12/2018
10:15
Some disappointing news coming from HCM recently. All been followed by big drops. Last time we recovered quite nicely. Now we shall have to see what happens over the next few weeks. We have the US reaction to come later so we may end down even further by the time they close. If it is a bad day there again we may get to near 4000p at this rate. Holding long term can be a real roller-coaster!
lauders
20/12/2018
09:18
Terrible news on Savolitinib in PRCC, although the huge opportunity is in NSCLC. A full assessment of today's updates will take some time but the market seemed to decide within seconds, wiping £500m off the market cap at one point!
nerdofsteel
20/12/2018
07:46
Hmm, I think the financial update is a bit of a kick in the balls. Losses up due to increased R&D. Not what the market wants to hear.
mad foetus
20/12/2018
01:05
The number of trading days (read RNS release days) is reducing as the hours pass so if the news is coming this year that NofS refers to above it has to be soon! Interesting that the media are picking up on the speed at which regulatory approvals are now being granted in China. HCM gets a mention in this piece:

In April, it approved in nine days Merck & Co.’s HPV vaccine, Gardasil 9, which has been in use worldwide since 2014. A few months later, it gave the green light to Hutchison China MediTech Ltd.’s colorectal cancer capsules, fruquintinib, marking the first time a homegrown medication was approved in China ahead of the U.S. and Europe.

lauders
13/12/2018
14:13
agreed Lauders, there was also a dosing issue recently with 523 but that was not reported presumably because it's midway through. We certainly need progress now as approval of the Fruquintinib NDA in September resulted in no reaction from the market.
nerdofsteel
13/12/2018
12:38
Just hoping one or both are not as disappointing as the FALUCA results NofS. That would be a big disappointment and we would no doubt be knocked back quite a bit.
lauders
13/12/2018
11:38
The big one is Savolitinib, especially these.........

Initiate global study of savolitinib/ Tagrisso® combo in 2L/3L NSCLC post Tagrisso® failure; AZ presents data on c-Met resistance; regulatory dialogue;

Molecular epidemiology study (n>200) in PRCC [3] – possibly BTD enabling.

We can expect news on both of these studies in the next 2 weeks ;o-)

nerdofsteel
13/12/2018
08:12
Still at a £1+ discount to the US share price.
nhb001
13/12/2018
07:21
chartwise, looks like this is making a nice bowl
mad foetus
13/12/2018
01:56
Hoping for a great day here when the UK market opens for business. Up around 9% in the USA at close of play yesterday and if HCM happen to release a positive Thursday RNS it could really be a great day!
lauders
06/12/2018
10:00
This is probably not helping at the moment - significant price pressure in Chian on drugs, mainly generics, but the entire sector is being hit. U.S Investor
sentiment against China Co's also likely to increase as the CFO of Huawei has just been arrested in Canada and the U.S request extradition.

nerdofsteel
05/12/2018
10:39
Good point on NASDAQ Sportii, thanks for that information
nerdofsteel
05/12/2018
09:06
As long as the share price stays above 50 GBP, it shouldn’t be matter of concern. We have seen on a number of times share price bouncing back. (Not sure it would happen today, as Nasdaq closed today in respect of president Bush?)

Recent announcement of multiple collaborations is indeed quite remarkable. Out of curiosity, I checked INNOVENT side of news. I found “global” term very interesting. ‘Innovent Announces Global Collaboration with Hutchison MediPharma to Evaluate Combination of Sintilimab and Fruquintinib in Solid Tumors’
GLA.

sportii
05/12/2018
08:08
True! Yesterday was carnage in U.S markets, especially the Pharma and Biotech sectors so his chart and the golden cross technicals wouldn't have worked. It'll probably bounce today!
nerdofsteel
04/12/2018
16:40
That Andreas guy on stocktwits - he's a curse. He goes short and we rally, now he's long and we drop over 5%. I think he did the same on Beigene!?
samsj
04/12/2018
00:45
Thanks for the link NofS. I guess you will have more funds to use to get you nearer to your 20,000 holding now that an offer has been made for TSRO.

With luck the "talent, energy, and hunger" mentioned in this piece from your link will pay-off handsomely in a few years:

While Chi-Med began by building a team of returnees, it has in turn begun to train a pool of local talent. Today, 80 percent of its workers are locally educated. “[Companies] need to tap into the deep reservoir of intellect that exists here,” said CEO Hogg. “China is one of the most enterprising business environments that you’re going to come across. There’s a lot of talent, energy, and hunger.”

lauders
03/12/2018
17:21
Nice offer from Glaxo for my TSRO stock!
nerdofsteel
03/12/2018
17:21
Nice article from today's Statnews on China's Pharma valley which includes comments from Chi-Med's CEO

hxxps://www.statnews.com/2018/12/03/pharma-valley-chinas-kendall-square/

nerdofsteel
03/12/2018
16:06
10:03 ET - GlaxoSmithKline falls more than 7% on the New York Stock Exchange after announcing the purchase of a cancer biotech. Glaxo says it will pay $5.1B for Tesaro, which sells a cancer drug, named Zejula, for treatment of ovarian cancer. The deal helps Glaxo gain a foothold in the lucrative cancer-drugs market. But Zejula's sales have lagged other drugs in its class, known as Parp inhibitors, notably AstraZeneca's Lynparza. And doctors and industry officials say Zejula's side-effect profile is worse than other Parps. (jonathan.rockoff@wsj.com; @jonathanrockoff)(END) Dow Jones NewswiresCan't hurt credibility,Glaxo paying up .
steeplejack
03/12/2018
11:25
Well done NofS. Impressive investment/outlay so hope it all goes to plan. Good luck.
lauders
03/12/2018
10:39
Just made another purchase......ultimate goal is to get back to the 20,000 holding I had 10 years ago
nerdofsteel
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