Halbis Capital Management (Hong Kong) Limited

Hong Kong HK-0037761 Dissolved

Halbis Capital Management (Hong Kong) Limited

was incorporated on 1974-03-26. This company is now dissolved, their business is recorded as private. This company was dissolved after39 Years 5 Months 1 Week since incorporation.
  • Registration Information
  • CR No:
    0037761
  • Company Name:

    Halbis Capital Management (Hong Kong) Limited

  • Company Name(CN):

  • Company Type:
    private
  • Active Status:
    Dissolved
  • Date of Incorporation:
    26-03-1974
  • Remarks:
    Winding Up
    Dissolved by Members' Voluntary Winding Up
  • Winding Up Mode:
    members' voluntary winding up
  • Date of Dissolution:
    2013-08-20
  • Register of Charges:
    unavailable
  • Important Note:
    -
  • Name History:
    29-09-2006
    Halbis Capital Management (Hong Kong) Limited

    13-04-2005
    HSBC Halbis Partners (Hong Kong) Limited

    01-11-1999
    HSBC ASSET MANAGEMENT SECURITIES (HONG KONG) LIMITED

    16-03-1998
    HSBC ASSET MANAGEMENT HONG KONG (SECURITIES) LIMITED

    28-02-1994
    HSBC SECURITIES HONG KONG LIMITED

    08-02-1994
    HSBC ASSET MANAGEMENT ASIA PACIFIC SECURITIES LIMITED

    23-12-1993
    HSBC SECURITIES HONG KONG LIMITED

    28-10-1993
    HSBC ASSET MANAGEMENT ASIA PACIFIC SECURITIES LIMITED

    31-05-1974
    WARDLEY SECURITIES LIMITED

    26-03-1974
    KINGHURST INVESTMENTS LIMITED
  • Added:
    24-Nov-2018 2:00 AM
  • Source:
    Hong Kong Companies Registry, http://www.icris.cr.gov.hk/
  • Last Company:
    DANBO INVESTMENTS LIMITED
  • Next Company:
    SWINDSIDE INVESTMENTS LIMITED

Type Informations

Most small to medium sized companies in Hong Kong are set up as ‘private companies limited by shares’ and are commonly referred to as ‘private limited

A company limited by shares is the most common type of company for conducting business and trade. A company limited by shares has a share capital which is divided into a number of shares of certain value each. These shares are held by shareholders (investors) who are entitled to a share in the profits of the company and receive a dividend corresponding to their respective percentage of shareholding in the company.