Sinovac Biotech (Nasdaq: SVA), a China-based biopharmaceutical company specializing in vaccine development, has been urged by shareholder Heng Ren Partners to distribute $8.9 billion in cash reserves to shareholders and to resume trading of its shares on Nasdaq.
Heng Ren, which has been managing funds invested in Sinovac since 2018, highlighted the company's significant revenue growth, particularly from its COVID-19 vaccine, CoronaVac. In 2021, Sinovac reported revenues exceeding $19 billion with profits of $8.5 billion.
Despite these financial gains, Heng Ren expressed concern that shareholders have not received distributions and have been unable to trade shares due to a suspension on Nasdaq since 2019.
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