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Kingboard’s 570% Rally Is Being Powered by Mainland Investors

Kingboard’s 570% Rally Is Being Powered by Mainland Investors
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 18 June 2026, 04:51 UTC By Charlie Zhu, April Ma 1 min read
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Kingboard’s 570% Rally Is Being Powered by Mainland Investors Chinese investors have fueled a surge in shares of newfound AI darling Kingboard Laminates Holdings Ltd., more than doubling their stake in the company to 13% this year, according to the latest stock exchange data. Hong Kong-listed Kingboard has surged about 570% since the start of January as it has transformed from a mature industrial manufacturer into a supplier of critical inputs for printed circuit boards used by artificial...

Kingboard’s 570% Rally Is Being Powered by Mainland Investors Chinese investors have fueled a surge in shares of newfound AI darling Kingboard Laminates Holdings Ltd., more than doubling their stake in the company to 13% this year, according to the latest stock exchange data. Hong Kong-listed Kingboard has surged about 570% since the start of January as it has transformed from a mature industrial manufacturer into a supplier of critical inputs for printed circuit boards used by artificial intelligence companies.
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