Movement Alert|KINGBOARD HLDG Falls 3.95% in Regular Trading, Major Shareholder Persistent Selldown Compounded by PCB Sector Weakness

Market Focus07-27 09:40

On July 27, KINGBOARD HLDG fell 3.95% in regular trading, trading at 44.84 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately HKD 155 million.

On the news front, the PCB sector continues to face sustained selling pressure, with peer KB LAMINATES declining 3.18% in tandem. Meanwhile, controlling shareholder Hallgain Management has been conducting large-scale disposals since early July, reducing its stake from 34.3% to approximately 31.54%. Board Chairman Zhang Guorong, Executive Director Zheng Yongyao, and Independent Non-Executive Director Zhuang Jianqi have also sold shares in the same period, creating persistent supply-side overhang.

Institutional research highlights that concentrated capacity releases in the PCB industry are expected to trigger price wars, while the interim results window is prompting funds to lock in gains. The current share price has retreated over 68% from its June peak of HKD 151.8, with market confidence remaining fragile. The board is scheduled to review interim results on August 24.

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