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- The company’s 2021 underlying profit, excluding a revaluation gain on investment properties, fell 17.4 per cent to HK$2.93 billion
- In 2020, K Wah received HK$73 million in dividend from Galaxy, which owns and operates hotels and casinos in Macau
Jiangmen ranks as the second poorest city in the Greater Bay Area. Yet, it is rich in its own way, counting a casino tycoon, an ex-NBA star, the king of oyster sauce, and Hong Kong’s movie icons among its natives and benefactors.
Jiangmen ranks as the second poorest city in the Greater Bay Area. Yet, it is rich in its own way, counting a casino tycoon, an ex-NBA star, the king of oyster sauce, and Hong Kong’s movie icons among its natives and benefactors.
Pratham Education Foundation, an NGO focused on underprivileged children in India and Hans-Josef Fell, a German pioneer in renewable energy, were winners in other two categories.
Pratham Education Foundation, an NGO focused on underprivileged children in India and Hans-Josef Fell, a German pioneer in renewable energy, were winners in other two categories.
Hong Kong property tycoon and casino owner Lui Che-woo yesterday launched a HK$60 million annual award, named after himself, to honour people who contribute to "world civilisation".
Hong Kong property tycoon and casino owner Lui Che-woo yesterday launched a HK$60 million annual award, named after himself, to honour people who contribute to "world civilisation".
Under pressure from Beijing, Galaxy's expansion is as much about tourism and leisure as gaming.
Under pressure from Beijing, Galaxy's expansion is as much about tourism and leisure as gaming.
The government should import workers to cope with the problem of increasing construction costs, K Wah International chairman Lui Che-woo says of a problem brought on in part by an ageing population in Hong Kong.
The government should import workers to cope with the problem of increasing construction costs, K Wah International chairman Lui Che-woo says of a problem brought on in part by an ageing population in Hong Kong.
Lui Che-woo became Asia's second-richest person by setting up a casino company that within a decade became the world's third-biggest by market value. The 84-year-old says he is just hitting his stride.
Lui Che-woo became Asia's second-richest person by setting up a casino company that within a decade became the world's third-biggest by market value. The 84-year-old says he is just hitting his stride.
Galaxy Entertainment chairman Lui Che-woo has ridden Macau's casino boom to become Hong Kong's second-richest person, according to Forbes magazine.
Galaxy Entertainment chairman Lui Che-woo has ridden Macau's casino boom to become Hong Kong's second-richest person, according to Forbes magazine.