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Shanghai Shyndec Pharmaceutical Expects Up to 65% Decline in Q1 Attributable Profit; Shares Slide 6%

-- Shanghai Shyndec Pharmaceutical (SHA:600420) forecasts attributable profit to fall 59% to 65% year over year to between 126 million yuan and 148 million yuan in the first quarter, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai bourse.

The decline is attributable to a rise in protectionism in India and the U.S, domestic antibiotic overcapacity, and declining demand from key customers, among others, the filing said.

Shares slid 6% during afternoon trading on Monday.

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