-- 根據週二在香港交易所發布的公告顯示，旺柴川（HKG:2321）同意與Holista Colltech成立合資公司，共同出資在澳洲開發建造一家綿羊奈米膠原蛋白生產基地。 旺柴川將投資500萬元人民幣，持有合資公司Ovicoll Pty Ltd 50%的股份。 Holista Colltech將負責合資公司的日常營運管理，並同意在兩年內每年支付旺柴川初始投資金額的3%。 Holista Colltech也擁有將其在合資公司中的持股比例從50%增至75%的選擇權。 綿羊奈米膠原蛋白產品可應用於營養保健品、食品、化妝品及生物醫藥等領域。 旺柴川股價週二盤前交易下跌超過5%。
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