Kingboard Copper's stock jumps as controlling shareholder buys more shares
CHINA-based copper foil producer Kingboard Copper Foil Holdings on Monday said its controlling shareholder had bought another 5.58 per cent in the company by purchasing some 40.3 million shares at a price range of between S$0.40 and S$0.45 apiece.
The company was responding late Monday night to a regulatory query over its trading activity. Shares of Kingboard Copper rose to a decade high, before closing at S$0.45, up seven Singapore cents or 18.4 per cent.
It was among the most actively traded counters on the Singapore Exchange on Monday.
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