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NWS Extends Long Stop Date of Unit's Acquisition Deal
NWS Holdings Renamed as CTF Services
NWS HOLDINGS: Starting from January 2, 2025, the Chinese stock abbreviation will be changed to "CHOW TAI FOOK CREATION."
NWS HOLDINGS (00659) announced that after the Shareholder approved the change of the company name at the annual general meeting, the company name has been changed from "NWS Holdings Limited" to "CTF Services Limited" according to the certificate of name change and second name certificate issued by the Registrar of Companies of Bermuda on November 25, 2024, and has adopted "CHOW TAI FOOK CREATION LIMITED" as the second Chinese name, effective from November 22, 2024. The Registrar of Companies in Hong Kong issued the registration on December 6, 2024.
NWS HOLDINGS (00659.HK) intends to rename itself "CHOW TAI FOOK CREATION".
On December 19, Gelonghui reported that NWS HOLDINGS (00659.HK) announced that after the Shareholder approval at the annual general meeting to change the company name, according to the Certificate of Change of Name issued by the Registrar of Companies in Bermuda on November 25, 2024, the company name has been changed from "NWS Holdings Limited" to "CTF Services Limited", and "CHOW TAI FOOK Creation Limited" has been adopted as the secondary Chinese name, effective from November 22, 2024.
Starting from January 2nd next year, the abbreviation of New Creation (00659.HK) will be changed to "CHOW TAI FOOK Creation."
NWS HOLDINGS (00659.HK) announced that starting from January 2, 2025, the English short name of the company will change from "NWS HOLDINGS" to "CTFSERVICES", while the Chinese short name will change from "NWS HOLDINGS" to "CHOW TAI FOOK GROUP", with the stock code remaining unchanged.
The Kai Tak Retail Center begins trial operations today with a rental rate of over 80%.
The "Kai Tak Retail Pavilion" under the Kai Tak Sports Park officially began trial operations today (18th), divided into three sections, covering a total area of nearly 0.7 million square feet, with about 200 shops and a rental rate of over 80%. Huang Haoyun, the retail manager of Kai Tak Sports Park Limited, stated that discussions will be held with merchants regarding operating hours during major events and performances, and consideration will be given to extending the operating hours of the restaurants in the pavilion during events held in the sports park, while merchants will also make specific adjustments according to their needs. She also mentioned that the retail pavilion can provide customers with a more diverse and comprehensive experience, helping to attract Hong Kong residents to stay and spend.
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