CCH Holdings shares surge 10.79% intraday as market reacts positively to GSK's $58/share acquisition of RAPT Therapeutics.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given Chinese text into a concise news headline following specific rules. Let me start by understanding the input. The input is about CCH Holdings having a significant intraday price increase of 10.7872229%. The example provided shows that the percentage should be rounded to two decimal places, so 10.7872229% becomes 10.79%. The time period is intraday, which I need to include. Next, the reason for the price movement is the market's positive reaction to GSK's acquisition of RAPT Therapeutics for $58 per share, totaling $2.2 billion. This acquisition might have drawn attention to related companies, hence affecting CCH Holdings. I should mention this in the reason part. Then, the company's main business is operating Malaysian specialty hot pot restaurants in Malaysia with 32 outlets under two brands. The user wants a brief reason, so I need to keep the business description concise but informative. The example includes the company's focus and target customers, so I should follow that structure. Now, checking the rules again: keep the company name as is, round the percentage, add the time period, provide a brief reason with key info. Also, write in English. The example uses "surged" for the price movement, so I'll use "surged" here as well. Wait, the input mentions two points. The first point is about the intraday surge and the GSK acquisition. The second point is about the company's business. The example combines these into the headline and a separate paragraph. So I should structure the headline with the surge, time period, and reason, then the company's business in a new paragraph. Need to make sure the percentage is correctly rounded to two decimals. 10.7872229% rounds to 10.79%. Also, the time period is intraday, so I'll use "intraday trading". Check if there are any other details. The first point also mentions a premarket increase of 53.3% on January 20, 2026. Wait, but the user's example doesn't include the premarket part. The example input had a premarket surge, and the output included that. However, in the current input, the user provided two points. The first point mentions a premarket increase of 53.3% on a specific date, but the main focus here is the intraday surge. The user's example seems to focus on the primary price movement mentioned first. However, the user might want to include both if relevant. Wait, looking at the example input, it's a single price movement (premarket). The current input has two separate points: one about the intraday surge and another about the premarket surge on a specific date. But the user's instruction is to transform the given text, which includes both points. However, the example only included the primary movement. Maybe the user wants to focus on the intraday surge as the main point here. The first part of the input says "CCH Holdings盘中 intraday大涨10.7872229%", which is the main headline. The second part is about the premarket surge on 2026-01-20. But the user's example didn't include a date. Should I include the date here? The example didn't include a date, so maybe the user doesn't want dates unless specified. The example's output didn't mention the date when the premarket surge happened. So perhaps I should omit the date here as well. But the input includes two separate pieces of information: the intraday surge and the premarket surge. However, the user's example only included the primary movement. Maybe the user wants to focus on the intraday surge as the main movement and mention the premarket surge as part of the reason. Wait, the first part of the input says "CCH Holdings盘中 intraday大涨10.7872229%, 1、CCH Holdings股价在2026年1月20日盘前交易中上涨53.3%，在GSK以每股58美元收购RAPT Therapeutics的22亿美元交易期间，市场作出积极反应，可能带动相关公司关注。" So the intraday surge is the main point, and the premarket surge is part of the reason. The reason is the market's reaction to GSK's acquisition, which happened during the premarket surge on that date. So the reason is the market's positive reaction to GSK's acquisition of RAPT Therapeutics, which occurred during the premarket trading on 2026-01-20. Therefore, in the headline, the intraday surge is the main event, and the reason is the GSK acquisition during.