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Huesanteng commits 1 billion yuan investment in Bloomage BioBeauty

According to Huxiu, Jinbo Biotech announced a revised private placement plan on September 28, reducing the maximum shares issued from 7.1757 million to 3.6072 million and cutting the total fundraising from up to 2 billion yuan to 1 billion yuan, while canceling an 850 million yuan supplementary liquidity project. On September 29, Jinbo Biotech’s stock closed up 0.81% at 128.66 yuan, with intraday volatility of 8.7%. Yangshengtang pledged to begin secondary-market purchases within 12 months and complete at least 1 billion yuan in buys within 18 months, with a non-transferable plan and a rare donation if the 18-month target is not met, irrevocably earmarked for FAST database and product development platform projects.

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  1. 01Jinbo Biotech announced a revised private placement plan on Sep 28, reducing the maximum new shares to 3.6072 million and fundraising to 1 billion yuan.
  2. 02The original 2 billion yuan fundraising and 717.57 million shares cap were adjusted downward; the 85 billion yuan liquidity project was canceled.
  3. 03Jinbo Biotech’s stock closed up 0.81% on Sep 29, at 128.66 yuan, with intraday volatility of 8.7%.
  4. 04Yangshengtang pledged to begin secondary-market purchases within 12 months and to accumulate at least 1 billion yuan in purchases within 18 months, with a non-transferable plan and an irrevocable donation if the target is not met, for FAST database and product development platform.

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