On October 7, KB LAMINATES fell 4.17% in regular trading to HK$52.25, with turnover of HK$138 million. The pullback follows a sharp multi-day rally driven by electronic fabric and copper-clad laminate price hikes amid the AI computing power material shortage, and primarily reflects profit-taking pressure at elevated levels.

From a fundamental perspective, latest research indicates that CCL specification upgrades toward 2027/28 still support further price upside, with sensitivity analysis suggesting a 20% to 40% CCL price increase could lift earnings per share by 67% to 105%. Controlling shareholders have also repeatedly increased holdings in the market recently, with long position ratio rising to 62.44%, signaling sustained industrial capital confidence in medium-to-long-term value.

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