Ping An Biomedical shares surge 40% premarket after securing strategic investment from tech leaders and announcing a $90M acquisition of Future Biotechnology Group.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query step by step. The user wants me to act as a financial analyst explaining a stock price movement based on relevant news events. The input is in Chinese, so I need to parse that correctly. First, the stock in question is Ping An Biomedical (PASW), which had a 40.0% pre-market increase. The recent news events are listed, but some of them have incomplete summaries or content. Let me go through each reason to see which ones are relevant. Reason 1 mentions a strategic investment from prominent Chinese tech and investment leaders on January 9, 2026. The content is cut off, but the summary indicates new capital. That seems relevant as a positive catalyst. Reason 2 is about the stock surging 62.84% in pre-market on January 12th. But the content is just a request to enable JavaScript. Not helpful, but the summary itself is about the surge, which might be the event causing the movement. However, it's the same day as the trading period mentioned, so maybe this is the result rather than the cause. Reason 3 is a detailed article about securing strategic backing from 58 Group and Amiba Capital, a $90M acquisition of Future Biotechnology Group. The investors include high-profile individuals, and the acquisition is performance-based. This looks like a major strategic move that would drive the stock up. Reason 4 and 5 don't have useful content. So the main relevant news are Reasons 1 and 3. Now, the stock movement is a 40% increase in pre-market. The key events are the strategic investments and the acquisition. The acquisition is non-binding but significant, and the investments from tech leaders add credibility. The article in Reason 3 also mentions the shift from apparel to biopharma and AI healthcare, which is a strategic pivot that investors might view positively. I need to check if these events align with the price movement. The strategic investment and acquisition were announced, which are positive news. The 40% jump is likely due to these events. The example given in the instructions uses a similar structure, so I should follow that. The answer should mention the surge percentage, the pre-market session, and the key news: strategic investments and the acquisition of Future Biotech Group. Also, note the performance-based structure and the involvement of prominent investors. I need to make sure the percentages are rounded correctly (40.0% becomes 40.0% but the example shows two decimal places, so 40.0% becomes 40.00%? Wait, the user says to round 40.0% to two decimal places and remove trailing zeros. Wait, 40.0% is already one decimal place. Rounding to two would be 40.00%, but then remove trailing zeros, so it becomes 40%. But the example shows 4.23%. Wait, the input says "Round 40.0% to two decimal places and remove trailing zeros." So 40.0% becomes 40.00% rounded to two decimals, but then remove trailing zeros, so it's 40%. But the example in the user's input has "大涨4.230769%" and the output is "4.23%". So in the example, they rounded to two decimal places. So for 40.0%, it's already one decimal, so two would be 40.00%, but removing trailing zeros gives 40%. However, the user's instruction says "Round 40.0% to two decimal places and remove trailing zeros." So 40.0% becomes 40.00% rounded, then remove trailing zeros to 40%. But the example shows 4.23%, which is two decimals. So in the user's case, the input is 40.0%, so the output should be 40.00% but with trailing zeros removed, so 40%. But the example shows that even if the percentage is more than two decimals, it's rounded to two. So maybe in this case, the input is 40.0% which is exactly two decimals (40.00%) but the user's input says "premarketup40.0%", so the percentage is 40.0%. Following the instruction, round to two decimal places (which it already is) and remove trailing zeros. So 40.0% becomes 40%. Wait, the example given by the user has "大涨4.230769%" which is converted to "4.23%". So the instruction is to round to two decimal places. So 40.0% is already two decimals (40.00%), but the user's input.