Group 1 - Hillhouse Capital has reduced its stake in BeiGene, selling 16 million shares, bringing its total holdings down to 68.55 million shares, which is 4.89% of the company, no longer making it a major shareholder [1] - The sale occurred on May 9, 2025, at a minimum price of $230.23 per share, resulting in proceeds of approximately $3.68 billion [1] - The stock prices of BeiGene across A-shares, H-shares, and U.S. shares have rebounded this year, with U.S. shares seeing an increase of over 30% [1] Group 2 - Following the reduction of its stake in BeiGene, Hillhouse Capital is set to subscribe to the IPO of Hengrui Medicine [3] - Hengrui Medicine plans to issue 225 million H-shares, with a price range of HKD 41.45 to HKD 44.05 per share, potentially raising up to HKD 13.08 billion [3][4] - The IPO is expected to attract significant interest from international investment institutions, including Hillhouse Capital and others [3] Group 3 - Hengrui Medicine's IPO pricing represents a discount of 19.3% compared to the average A-share price over the past ten days [4] - The company aims for a stable pricing strategy to build investor confidence and ensure successful fundraising, avoiding significant post-listing price volatility [5] - Hengrui Medicine and BeiGene are in a competitive race for the title of "Pharmaceutical King" in the A-share market, with Hengrui currently leading by a market cap of 24 billion yuan as of May 15 [5]