On July 9, China National Building Material fell 5.01% in regular trading, trading at HKD 4.17/share, with turnover of HKD 177 million. The stock extended its pullback trend that began in late June, as profit-taking pressure continued to unwind.
The decline reflects sustained selling following the stock's sharp rally in mid-June, when it surged over 20% in a single session driven by electronic cloth price hikes of 15%-30% from major producers and AI computing demand tightening e-glass fabric supply-demand dynamics. Since June 26, the stock has experienced multiple single-day declines of 5%-8% as profit-taking intensified.
The broader construction materials sector also weakened on the same day, with West China Cement down 5.3%, Huaxin Building Materials down 3.99%, and CR Building Materials Technology down 2.88%. Institutional research noted that national cement prices continued declining week-over-week by 0.9%, with demand recovery remaining tepid as average shipment rates reached only 42.8%. China National Building Material's decline exceeded the sector average, indicating the pullback remains primarily driven by individual stock-level profit realization, amplified by sector-wide softness.
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