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Appointment of Dato Eddy Kok Seng Yeap as Associate Director by First Asia Holdings Limited
GlobeNewswire - Tue Nov 26, 11:27PM CST
We are pleased to welcome Dato Eddy Kok Seng Yeap as an associate director of the FAH group. With the addition of Dato Kok to our team, his vast professional network will be leveraged upon to continue our business expansion across South East Asia, including the engagement of institutional and strategic investors, enhancing cross-border promotion of real estate developments, and strengthening of distribution networks.
Appointments of Singapore Fund Managers as Associate Directors by First Asia Holdings Limited
GlobeNewswire - Tue Nov 12, 3:51AM CST
The Company is pleased to announce the appointments on 4 November 2013 of:
Listing Plan of First Asia Finance Limited to HKEX Growth Enterprise Market by First Asia Holdings Limited
GlobeNewswire - Mon Oct 21, 4:08AM CDT
First Asia Holdings Limited has just appointed KL Global Capital Limited to commission a 36-month listing plan on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Growth Enterprise Market (GEM) board for our subsidiary First Asia Finance Limited ("FAF"). Once FAF is listed on the GEM board, there will be consultations with FAHL shareholders as to the potential option to acquire shares in FAF and/or enter into share exchange arrangements with the shareholders of FAF.
Strategy to Acquire Land Sites in New Territories by First Asia Holdings Limited
GlobeNewswire - Tue Oct 08, 3:07AM CDT
To suit our overall development strategy, First Asia Holdings Limited ("FAHL") is planning to increase the Group's land reserve in the Hong Kong New Territories with a view to develop luxurious bungalow projects. The immense potential of the area is evidenced by the firm commitment of the HK Government in developing the New Territories. On 04 July, 2013, the HK Government unveiled a revised blueprint for the development of two new towns in the northeastern New Territories, providing 60,000 flats - nearly 30 percent more than originally proposed - housing 170,000 people. Building in the towns in Kwu Tung North and Fanling North will cost the HK Government a?bout HKD120 billion. To capitalize on this unprecedented opportunity, FAHL intends to acquire the below land sites by allotting common stock to the respective owners: