Officer pay: Li, Xiang Hong (1967) 李向鴻

Li, Xiang Hong (1967) 李向鴻

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Organisation	Last position	Year-end	Fees	Salary & benefits	Bonus	Retire	Share- based	Total
2023 HKD'000
Silk Road Energy Services Group Limited	Co-Ch	2023-06-30		120				120
Total			0	120	0	0	0	120
2022 HKD'000
Silk Road Energy Services Group Limited	Co-Ch	2022-06-30		620				620
Total			0	620	0	0	0	620
2021 HKD'000
Silk Road Energy Services Group Limited	Co-Ch	2021-06-30		1,000				1,000
Total			0	1,000	0	0	0	1,000
2020 HKD'000
Silk Road Energy Services Group Limited	Co-Ch	2020-06-30		1,000				1,000
Total			0	1,000	0	0	0	1,000
2019 HKD'000
Silk Road Energy Services Group Limited	Co-Ch	2019-06-30		1,000				1,000
Total			0	1,000	0	0	0	1,000
2018 HKD'000
Silk Road Energy Services Group Limited	Vice Ch	2018-06-30		258				258
Total			0	258	0	0	0	258
2017 HKD'000
Bay Area Gold Group Limited	Ch, CEO	2017-12-31		2,000		12		2,012
Total			0	2,000	0	12	0	2,012
2016 HKD'000
Bay Area Gold Group Limited	Ch, CEO	2016-12-31		2,250		18	14,682	16,950
Total			0	2,250	0	18	14,682	16,950
2015 HKD'000
Bay Area Gold Group Limited	Ch, CEO	2015-12-31		952		9		961
Total			0	952	0	9	0	961
2014 HKD'000
Bay Area Gold Group Limited	NED	2014-12-31	66					66
Greentech Technology International Limited	NED	2014-12-31
Total			66	0	0	0	0	66
2013 HKD'000
Greentech Technology International Limited	NED	2013-12-31
Total			0	0	0	0	0	0
2011 HKD'000
Greentech Technology International Limited	ED	2011-12-31	150				3,650	3,800
Total			150	0	0	0	3,650	3,800
2010 HKD'000
Greentech Technology International Limited	ED	2010-12-31	35					35
Total			35	0	0	0	0	35

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