** Shares of WuXi Biologics 2269.HK rebound 6.3% to
HK$17.84 after they dropped 31.7% last week on concerns over the
U.S. biotech bill
** The contract drug research and development firm reaffirms
CEO Chris Chen has never been employed by military-affiliated
institution or received compensation from any such institution
** "The company does not have a human genomics business or
collect human genomic data in its businesses," the co said,
adding its operation remains sound and it will continue to
execute $600 mln share repurchase as announced
** WuXi AppTec's Hong Kong shares 2359.HK rebound
9.8%after they plunged 32.4% last week
** "WuXi AppTec has not posed, does not pose and will not
pose a national security risk to any country," WuXi AppTec said,
adding that it does not affiliated with any government or armed
force
** WuXi AppTec, which plans 1 bln yuan ($139.30 mln) A
shares buy back, says it does not have a human genomics business
and does not collect human genomic data in businesses
** WuXi AppTec's Shanghai shares 603259.SS add 1.7% after
they dropped 23.9% last week
** WuXi AppTec's Hong Kong shares plunged 40.5% YTD,
Shanghai stock dropped 29.6%, WuXi Biologics down 40.7% YTD
(Reporting by Donny Kwok)
((donny.kwok@thomsonreuters.com))