THE Hong Kong promoters being investigated by the Association of Tennis Professionals will close their offices in Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur.
Spectrum, who organise the annual Salem Hong Kong Tennis Open, will be shutting down their operations in these two cities by the end of the year.
But they will maintain branches in Taipei and Jakarta.
It is also understood that Spectrum, as part of their 'consolidation' process, have closed one floor of their Hong Kong offices in Wan Chai which housed their golfing operations.
Spectrum are not expected to renew their management contract with the Osaka tennis tournament.
Last week, it was revealed that they lost the rights to the Kuala Lumpur event in September after allegedly withholding prize money of US$400,000.