On November 12, KINGBOARD HLDG recorded an Intraday Decline of 4.03% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$40.98 with turnover of HK$402 million.
The move coincided with a pullback across PCB-related names and continued market digestion of a disclosed BlackRock position reduction.
Sector pressure was visible in peers, with KB LAMINATES falling 6.28% and VGT falling 6.67%, reversing part of the recent PCB-linked rebound that had been supported by expectations of fourth-quarter PCB price increases. Separately, a filing disclosed that BlackRock reduced 15.84 million shares off-market on November 5, cutting its long position ratio from 5.34% to 3.93%. Although the transaction was described as a non-cash off-exchange asset arrangement rather than an on-market sale through the Hong Kong exchange, the disclosure appears to have added to near-term trading divergence after the stock’s prior strength.
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