Kingboard Holdings' stock experienced a significant decline of 5.00% during intraday trading on Thursday. The sharp drop followed a period of consecutive gains for the company's shares.
The movement appears to be triggered by insider selling activity, with exchange filings revealing that executive director Zhang Guorong disposed of 316,000 shares at an average price of 47.1522 HKD per share. This disposal came after the stock had risen over 3% for two consecutive sessions, driven by previous positive developments including a major shareholder increasing its position and the company reporting annual profit surging 142.7% year-over-year.
With prior bullish catalysts largely priced in, the executive-level disposal at elevated levels appears to have triggered broader profit-taking among investors. The selling pressure was also reflected across the sector, with peer company KB Laminates declining 4.64% during the same period.
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