Dare Power Dekor Clarifies Ultra-Thin PCB Fiberboard Role, Citing Minimal Financial Impact

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Dare Power Dekor Home Co.,Ltd. (000910.SZ) has released a statement regarding unusual trading activity in its shares, clarifying the nature and financial significance of one of its product lines.

The company confirmed that its core operations remain focused on the research, development, production, and sale of flooring, wood-based panels, and aluminum strip products.

Addressing investor speculation, Dare Power Dekor Home Co.,Ltd. explained that the ultra-thin PCB fiberboard within its wood-based panel segment is not classified as an electronic component. It does not form part of a PCB structure; rather, it serves solely as a protective and auxiliary pad positioned beneath the copper-clad laminate, which is the raw material for PCBs, during the drilling process.

The revenue generated from this specific product constitutes only a small fraction of the company's total income, resulting in a limited impact on its overall business performance. The company further noted that future sales of this item are subject to various factors and remain uncertain.

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