Movement Alert|Kingboard Holdings Declines 5.89% in Regular Trading, PCB Sector Under Renewed Pressure Amid Executive Share Disposals

Market Focus07-16

On July 16, Kingboard Holdings declined 5.89% in regular trading, trading at HK$57.55, with turnover of HK$282 million. Subsidiary KB Laminates fell over 12% on the same day, reflecting broad sector weakness.

On the news front, filings disclosed on July 15 showed Executive Director Zheng Yongyao sold 33,500 shares on July 10 at approximately HK$74 per share, following a larger disposal of 282,500 shares on July 9. Meanwhile, the residual impact from reports that Nvidia's Kyber NVL144 rack architecture has been delayed over 12 months due to PCB mid-board manufacturing challenges remains undigested. Additionally, reports that Samsung and SK Hynix are negotiating with upstream substrate manufacturers to lower supply prices in the second half have compounded bearish sentiment across the PCB value chain.

Within the Electronic Components sector, KB Laminates fell 13.3%, VGT fell 3.47%, while Sunny Optical rose 1.17%, Luxshare ICT rose 0.4%, and Lens rose 1.21%.

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