Movement Alert|KINGBOARD HLDG Rises 3.32% in Regular Trading, CCL Price Hike Cycle and Earnings Preview Continue to Support Rebound

Market Focus08-14

On August 14, KINGBOARD HLDG rose 3.32% in regular trading, trading at HK$47.46/share, with turnover of HK$95.44 million, extending its multi-day oversold rebound pattern.

On the news front, August electronic cloth prices across three major series surged 17%-18% month-on-month, with costs accelerating transmission to the copper clad laminate (CCL) segment, opening a new price hike window. As the leading CCL manufacturer, KINGBOARD HLDG directly benefits from product price increases. Meanwhile, the company previously issued a positive profit alert, forecasting H1 net profit exceeding HK$2.7 billion with CCL segment profit surging over 200% year-on-year. The interim results are scheduled for release on August 24, with the approaching earnings window providing near-term support.

Within the Electronic Components sector, KB LAMINATES rose 2.9%, VGT gained 1.68%, and TIANLI HOLDINGS surged 21.63%. However, cumulative shareholder disposals exceeding HK$20 billion within the year continue to weigh on market sentiment.

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