CREALITY Climbs Over 5% in Afternoon Trading as New K3 3D Printer Opens Pre-Sales on JD.com

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CREALITY (03388) rose more than 5% during intraday trading, and as of press time, its shares were up 4.61% at HK$26.78, with a turnover of HK$24.00407 million.

On October 8, CREALITY's new K3 3D printer officially opened pre-sales on JD.com, with a debut price of 4,599 yuan. It is reported that the K3 is equipped with CREALITY's self-developed KliTek™ multi-nozzle switching technology, supporting integrated molding with multiple colors and multiple materials. In addition, as of October 7, 2026, the crowdfunding amount for the company's new SPARKX i8 on the Indiegogo platform exceeded US$3.7 million. The product was launched on September 22, with crowdfunding amount nearing US$1.8 million on the first day.

Guojin Securities believes that the company's dense rollout of new products may signal an inflection point featuring resonance across volume, price, and profit. With the intensive release of new products starting in September, the company is expected to see a dual recovery in revenue and profit margin from the second half of this year. At the same time, along with the qualitative change in the company's management model and business model after listing, it is expected to strategically transform from a hardware manufacturer into a technology ecosystem operator.

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