On June 25, China National Building Material rose 5.28% in regular trading, trading at 5.61 HKD/share, with turnover of 239 million HKD. The stock continued its rebound after a three-day losing streak the prior week, diverging sharply from the broader construction materials sector.

On the news front, subsidiary Sinoma Science & Technology hit its daily limit after its specialty fiber cloth products completed certification with leading domestic and international clients and began volume shipments. Meanwhile, the fifth round of electronic cloth price increases this year has been implemented, with 7628 electronic cloth prices up over 70% year-to-date. The price transmission to downstream copper-clad laminates remains smooth, with Kingboard Laminates announcing a 15% price hike on all FR-4 products on June 16.

China National Building Material holds 29.22% of China Jushi, the world's largest electronic cloth producer with 23% global market share and annual output of approximately 1.3 billion meters. Institutions note that weaving machine supply bottlenecks and AI specialty cloth production lines crowding out capacity have created a structural shortage in standard electronic cloth, with prices expected to continue rising in the second half. Within the Construction Materials sector, WESTCHINACEMENT fell 7.74%, CR Building Material Technology fell 1.92%, while China National Building Material led gains, reflecting differentiated market pricing for its fiberglass AI exposure.

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