BRITISH container group Tiphook will de-list from the Hong Kong stock exchange.
After three years on the exchange, the group said it had gained permission from the exchange authorities to withdraw its secondary quotation by the end of next month.
A spokesman said that following the recent disposal of its container division, Tiphook now had no business interests in Hong Kong.
The company also has only one registered private shareholder in the territory, and the spokesman said that in the last six months there had been no trade in the ordinary shares at all.
The company is undergoing heavy restructuring after incurring a massive loss of GBP179.7 million (HK$2.05 billion) in the first half, compared with losses of only GBP15.1 million last year.
It has also registered net debts of GBP1 billion.