HONG WEI (ASIA) HOLDINGS COMPANY LIMITED 鴻偉(亞洲)控股有限公司
Sanction of 3 ex-directors of National Arts (ex-8228)
SEHK, 24-Sep-2024
In 2 deals worth HK$108.8m, the company issued shares to buy companies which had not yet paid for properties under development in Malaysia. The vendors of the companies defaulted on their obligations to complete the purchases.
SEHK, 24-Sep-2024
In 2 deals worth HK$108.8m, the company issued shares to buy companies which had not yet paid for properties under development in Malaysia. The vendors of the companies defaulted on their obligations to complete the purchases.
National Arts (8228) buys Malaysian property vehicle guaranteed by Frankie Leung Tak Chee for HK$18.8m in new shares
| Completion
Company announcement, 29-Nov-2021
The share issue completely exhausts the 20% general mandate. A supplemental announcement discloses that the vendor is owned by Mr Tong Yu Jang. 10 days earlier, the same vendor sold another property vehicle which has agreed to buy units in the same project, to Hong Wei (8191).
Company announcement, 29-Nov-2021
The share issue completely exhausts the 20% general mandate. A supplemental announcement discloses that the vendor is owned by Mr Tong Yu Jang. 10 days earlier, the same vendor sold another property vehicle which has agreed to buy units in the same project, to Hong Wei (8191).
Hong Wei (8191) buys Malaysian property vehicle for HK$16m promissory note
Company announcement, 19-Nov-2021
The owner of the vendor is a Mr Tong Yu Jang.
Company announcement, 19-Nov-2021
The owner of the vendor is a Mr Tong Yu Jang.
Hong Wei (8141) v Registrar of Companies
HK Court of First Instance, 13-Jul-2016
Only after the Companies Registry had begun a prosecution for failure to file a return of IPO allotments within 1 month, did the company apply to the court for an extension of time to the actual filing date, some 21 months after the IPO. Justice Jonathan Harris rejects the application.
HK Court of First Instance, 13-Jul-2016
Only after the Companies Registry had begun a prosecution for failure to file a return of IPO allotments within 1 month, did the company apply to the court for an extension of time to the actual filing date, some 21 months after the IPO. Justice Jonathan Harris rejects the application.
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