Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. Chairwoman Kwong Siu-hing reorganized the family trust that controls the world’s biggest developer by market value to remove elder son Walter Kwok as a beneficiary ...

Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. said former Chairman Walter Kwok resigned as a non-executive director after the family reached an agreement on its interests in Hong Kong’s second-largest developer ...

Since Walter Kwok Ping-sheung abruptly walked away from the chairmanship of Sun Hung Kai Properties on Monday night, taking a leave of absence, rumors have been spreading that the Kwok family was ...

Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) and its controlling shareholder, the Kwok family, are to sell 30 per cent of the office portion of Hong Kong's most expensive commercial project. Ping An Life ...

a non-executive director at Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. (0016.HK), said late Friday the company's chairman, Walter Kwok, took a leave of absence at the request of his mother amid a family dispute.

HONG KONG—Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. Chairwoman Kwong Siu-hing removed her eldest son, Walter Kwok, as a beneficiary of the family trusts that control Hong Kong's largest property developer by ...

The Kwok family is the controlling shareholder, with a stake of more than 40%. Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd has maintained a consistent dividend payment record since 2001. Dividends are currently ...

HONG KONG, July 16 (Reuters) - Sun Hung Kai Properties tapped two family members as the long-awaited "Plan B" for the company's top management after Hong Kong's anti-corruption agency on Friday ...

Hong Kong’s Kwok family, which controls Sun Hung Kai Properties, was ranked third in the latest Forbes magazine’s list of Asia’s richest families released on Wednesday. With an estimated net ...

The Kwok brothers and their families control Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd., one of the world's biggest real-estate developers and a company that has itself been hit in the past by bitter family ...

Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) and its controlling shareholder, the Kwok family, are to sell 30 per cent of the office portion of Hong Kong’s most expensive commercial project. Ping An Life ...