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Wharf Holdings

Originally known as The Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd, The Wharf Holdings Ltd was founded in 1886 and is used to run wharfage and dockside warehousing. Its operations now span property, hotels, transport and warehousing. It owns the iconic Star Ferry, two major flagship properties in the Harbour City and Times Square shopping centres in Hong Kong, i-CABLE, Cable TV, Wharf T&T, and Modern Terminals.

Chairman / President

Stephen T.H. Ng

CEO / Managing Director

Stephen T.H. Ng

CFO / Finance Director

Paul Yiu Cheung Tsui

Industry

Conglomerate

Website

wharfholdings.com

Headquarters address

Wharf T&T Centre, Harbour City, 7 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Stock Code

SEHK:0004

Year founded

1886

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Wharf swings to 2024 loss as write-downs add to glut, sales slump

The company posted a 2024 loss of HK$3.22 billion and set aside HK$2.02 billion in impairment provisions.

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Swire Pacific, Wharf results dragged down by Hong Kong, China property markets

Subdued office rentals hit Swire Properties, while sluggish residential sales do the most damage to Wharf.

Wharf, REIC warn of rare losses as foot traffic falls at Hong Kong malls

The rare warnings show how Hong Kong’s consumption slump is trickling down to the bottom lines of the city’s shopping centre operators and landlords.

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Wharf sees more struggles ahead in China after weak 2023 property sales, profit

‘China faces considerable domestic challenges, from a sluggish property market to weak consumer sentiment, Wharf says. After a poor result in 2023, more time is needed to revive the property markets, it says.

Wharf Reic aims to stimulate spending with promotions after posting flat profit

Harbour City and Times Square owner’s full-year 2023 profit fell 3 per cent to US$767.3 million even as revenue jumped 7 per cent. The company hopes to overcome headwinds through promotional activities with the Hong Kong government.

Chinese buyers return to Hong Kong’s luxury property market as activity picks up

Hong Kong’s luxury property segment is showing signs of a revival, with mainland buyers returning to the market. Analysts expect developers to ramp up supply amid increasing demand and lower rates ahead.

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A comprehensive review of Hong Kong’s decade-old anti-speculation property curbs is long overdue, according to developer Wharf. Recent measures are not enough to overturn the current slump, chairman Stephen Ng says.

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Hong Kong’s Wharf sees 2022 profits plunge as pandemic hits property revenues

The developer saw every segment of its operations in Hong Kong and mainland China slow down, with net profit for the year falling 92 per cent amid what the company called ‘weak markets’ and ‘pandemic woes’.

Wharf Reic reports loss of HK$1.47 billion for Covid-ravaged first half

Revenue declined 17 per cent compared with the first half of 2021, but the company reported a 3 per cent increase in underlying net profit while issuing a cautious outlook.

Wharf Reic warns of losses as value of properties erodes amid weak economy

Wharf Reic, which is controlled by tycoon Peter Woo Kwong-ching, expects to slip into an interim loss as the value of its investment properties has suffered under poor business conditions.

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