On October 8, KB LAMINATES fell 3.08% in regular trading, trading at HK$51.95, with turnover of HK$1.46 billion.

The decline comes after prior sharp gains driven by electronic fabric and CCL price hikes, as well as AI computing material shortage themes, and largely reflects profit-taking pressure at elevated levels. The controlling shareholder and multiple related parties have made consecutive on-market purchases recently, with the latest long position rising to 62.40%, signaling industrial capital confidence in medium-to-long-term value. Earlier, BofA Securities noted that CCL specification upgrades toward 2027/28 could lift earnings per share by 67% to 105% if CCL prices rise 20% to 40%.

KB LAMINATES is an investment holding company primarily engaged in the manufacture and sale of copper-clad laminates, operating through manufacturing and sales of copper-clad laminates, property, and investment segments.

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