On August 10, KINGBOARD HLDG declined 3.35% in regular trading, trading at 45.8 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 436 million. Subsidiary KB LAMINATES also fell over 5%, with the broader Kingboard system under pressure.
On the news front, the market remains focused on large-scale shareholder disposals across the Kingboard group. Data shows that major shareholders have cumulatively cashed out a conservatively estimated HKD 200 billion-plus this year, with selling concentrated during the mid-to-late June price peak. Notably, Kingboard Investment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of KINGBOARD HLDG, placed 155 million shares of KB LAMINATES at HKD 76 per share, netting approximately HKD 11.78 billion in a single transaction. The persistent overhang from these disposals, combined with sector-wide pullback pressure in electronic components, continues to weigh on the stock despite the company's earlier profit alert projecting first-half net profit exceeding HKD 2.7 billion with its laminate segment profit surging over 200% year-on-year.
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