Movement Alert｜KINGBOARD HLDG Rises 3.05% in Regular Trading, PCB Sector Rebound Lifts the Stock

Market Focus10-16

On October 16, KINGBOARD HLDG rose 3.05% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$48.7, with turnover of HK$344 million.

The move coincided with a rebound in PCB-related names after the sector had retreated in prior sessions. In the same segment, KB LAMINATES rose 3.76%, KINWONG gained 4.74%, DELTON advanced 3.97%, and CCTC added 2.83%, helping support sentiment toward KINGBOARD HLDG.

Recent company and supply-chain developments remained constructive. KB LAMINATES recently confirmed a 15% price increase for board materials and PP products using 2116 and thinner glass cloth, marking its eighth price hike this year. Separately, chairman Cheung Kwok Wing and Hallgain Management Limited have recently increased their holdings in KINGBOARD HLDG, reinforcing market focus on management and major shareholder support for the company’s medium- to long-term operations.

The company mainly manufactures and sells copper clad laminates, and also operates printed circuit boards, chemicals, property, investments, hotel, and magnetic products businesses.

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