CLP Holdings Shareholders Approve All Resolutions at 2026 AGM

TipRanksMay 8 19:24

CLP Holdings Updates Board and Committee Roles After 2026 AGM

TipRanksMay 8 18:08

New Development: Two-bedroom unit at ST. GEORGE'S MANSIONS in Ho Man Tin sold for HKD 27.05 million, at a price of HKD 35,000 per square foot.

ST. GEORGE'S MANSIONS, a luxury development jointly undertaken by Sun Hung Kai Properties (00083.HK) and CLP Holdings (00002.HK) located in Kadoorie Hill, Homantin, sold unit C on the 20th floor of Block 1 today (the 6th). The unit has a practical area of 764 square feet and was sold for HK$27.05 million, equivalent to HK$35,406 per square foot. This marks the third transaction within a week. Under strong market demand, super-luxury properties are expected to maintain their momentum with both prices and transaction volumes rising. Many buyers of the project are large families making bulk purchases, while others include investors optimistic about rental returns in Kadoorie Hill. According to market sources, average monthly rents for standard units range from HK$85 per square foot up to HK$93.

AASTOCKSMay 6 17:32

CLP Holdings Sets May Board Meeting to Weigh First 2026 Interim Dividend

TipRanksApr 30 12:40

CLP HOLDINGS: Date of Board Meeting

HKEXApr 30 12:12 · Announcements

The government is closely monitoring energy price trends and studying various measures to mitigate the impact of rising oil prices.

The Inter-departmental Task Force on Fuel Supply Monitoring announced the implementation of a diesel subsidy program of HKD 3 per liter, effective today (30th), to support public or commercial vehicles and vessels that use diesel as fuel, as well as related industrial and commercial sectors. A government spokesperson stated that Hong Kong’s fuel supply remains stable, and the task force will continue to conduct dynamic assessments, closely monitor international developments and energy price trends, and proactively study various measures to mitigate the impact of rising oil prices on society and people's livelihoods. The subsidy will reduce diesel prices at two levels: diesel sold through designated oil companies at their stations and directly to users; and diesel sold through appointed distributors to their customers.

AASTOCKSApr 30 09:37