On October 29, KB LAMINATES fell 3.03% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$39.38, with turnover of HK$96.22 million.
The most recent market update indicates the stock came under pressure as the Electronic Components sector weakened, despite earlier support from continuous executive and related-party share purchases and the company’s latest price increase on selected thin-cloth laminates and PP products.
Recent disclosed transactions showed purchases by Zhang Guoping, Kingboard Investments Limited, Hallgain Management Limited and Kingboard Holdings Limited at prices around HK$36.9 to HK$39.4 per share. Separately, the company had announced its eighth price increase this year, raising selling prices by 15% for board materials and PP using 2116 or thinner glass cloth, citing strong demand and tight upstream supply. Even so, peer weakness remained visible, with KINGBOARD HLDG down 2.34% and DELTON down 4.81%, limiting sentiment.
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