On June 17, Kingboard Holdings rose 7.17% in regular trading, trading at HK$109.3/share, with turnover of HK$532 million. Multiple catalysts converged to drive the stock higher.
On the news front, NVIDIA and its major clients are reportedly intervening directly in upstream material supply coordination to secure mass production schedules for next-generation AI servers. Concurrently, the ongoing Middle East conflict has halted PPE resin production at Saudi Arabia's Jubail Industrial Zone, threatening approximately 70% of global high-end PCB core material supply. Citigroup noted in a recent report that CCL capacity growth remains only around 20%, significantly lagging downstream PCB expansion, pointing to further supply-demand tightening.
Additionally, Kingboard Holdings announced prior to the trading session that its subsidiary Kingboard Investment will place 155 million shares of Kingboard Laminates at HK$76 per share, representing approximately 4.92% of issued share capital, generating net proceeds of approximately HK$11.766 billion earmarked for business expansion. Subsidiary Kingboard Laminates has completed multiple rounds of price hikes year-to-date, with earnings expectations continuing to improve.
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