FAQ

Q: What does Emperor International Holdings do?
A: Emperor International Holdings, incorporated in Bermuda, is currently engaging in property investment and development well as hotel operations.

Q: Which is the core profit source for the Group?
A: Rental income from leasing shopping malls and office space provides the majority contribution to the Group.

Q: What are the strengths of the Group?
A: The Group has a history of over 60 years with extensive relations worldwide especially across the Greater China region.
Started as a retail watch shop, the Group is today a famed specialist in retail property investment.

Q: How big is the Group's property portfolio?
A: The Group's footprint spans across China. In Hong Kong, it focuses on high street retail shops, shopping malls as well as high-end residential projects. Its property portfolio in Hong Kong, Macau and PRC totalled nearly HK$8 billion as on March 31, 2007.

Q: Where does the Group's future growth potential lie?
A: The Group expects its rental revenue to grow when existing tenancies expire and are renewed as the Hong Kong economy continues to improve.

The Group also engages in the redevelopment of the Repulse Bay beach-side recreational complex in the southern part of Hong Kong. The 5-storey shopping mall, at a projected GFA of 151,000 sf, is set to be a major tourist spot when it is completed in 2008. The rental income of the Group is expected to surge significantly when Lido Plaza commences operations.
The Group is also building a Grade-A office tower on Chang'an Avenue, the most prominent street in Beijing China. It will provide stable rental income in a long term.

Meanwhile, the Group has a number of residential development in Hong Kong, which are expected to record satisfactory sales upon completion.