Yeung, Alex Wah Hin 楊華顯
Pass the cyclotrons
Starting in the basement of St Teresa's Hospital, visiting the Science Park and analysing 12 years of transactions with some lucky disclosure on BVI owners, we follow the movements of 2 cyclotrons in and out of listed companies and show you where the money was made and lost. (11-Oct-2016)
Starting in the basement of St Teresa's Hospital, visiting the Science Park and analysing 12 years of transactions with some lucky disclosure on BVI owners, we follow the movements of 2 cyclotrons in and out of listed companies and show you where the money was made and lost. (11-Oct-2016)
Town Health (3886) circular on acquisition of minority interest in FOMT
Company circular, 5-Nov-2009
Company circular, 5-Nov-2009
Town Health (3886) merges medical isotope business into subsidiary of HK Health Check (0397)
| HK Health Check circular
Company announcement, 15-Oct-2009
Town Health is swapping Health Walk Ltd for 49% of Luck Key Investment Ltd, which will be 51% owned by HK Health Check. Simultaneously, Health Walk is buying the remaining 22% of its subsidiary, FOMT, for HK$19m in new Town Health shares (4.49% of Town Health). The pre-tax profit margin of FOMT in the 2 years to 31-Mar-2009 s 85% and 67%, which suggests a lack of competition in the sector.
Company announcement, 15-Oct-2009
Town Health is swapping Health Walk Ltd for 49% of Luck Key Investment Ltd, which will be 51% owned by HK Health Check. Simultaneously, Health Walk is buying the remaining 22% of its subsidiary, FOMT, for HK$19m in new Town Health shares (4.49% of Town Health). The pre-tax profit margin of FOMT in the 2 years to 31-Mar-2009 s 85% and 67%, which suggests a lack of competition in the sector.
Town Health (3886) buys 27% of FOMT for HK$32m in shares (6.9%) of Town Health
| Circular
Company announcement, 1-Jun-2009
The business of generating isotopes for PET scans had a pre-tax profit margin of 85% in the year to 31-Mar-2008 and 73% in the 10 months to 31-Jan-2009, which suggests a lack of competition in the sector. St Teresa's Hospital has a 6% minority interest in the subsidiary, First Oriental Cyclotron Ltd, which has a cyclotron in the hospital basement.
Company announcement, 1-Jun-2009
The business of generating isotopes for PET scans had a pre-tax profit margin of 85% in the year to 31-Mar-2008 and 73% in the 10 months to 31-Jan-2009, which suggests a lack of competition in the sector. St Teresa's Hospital has a 6% minority interest in the subsidiary, First Oriental Cyclotron Ltd, which has a cyclotron in the hospital basement.
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