South China Holdings Company Limited (0413.HK) is an investment holding company principally engaged in trading and manufacturing operations including original equipment manufacturing of toy products, trading of footwear products and leather products, and sales of branded ball products; property investment and development; and agriculture and forestry businesses encompassing the cultivation of fruit trees and crops, rearing of livestock and aquatic products, forestation, and sale of related agricultural products. The company maintains a property investment portfolio with total gross floor area of approximately 626,000 square meters in prime locations across Mainland China including Nanjing, Shenyang and Tianjin, as well as approximately 26,000 square meters in Hong Kong; it also develops residential and commercial projects such as the flagship Central Square mixed-use development in Shenyang, where approximately 68% of saleable areas in residential towers and serviced apartments have been sold. South China Holdings operates manufacturing facilities with expansion into lower-cost regions including Vietnam, Cambodia and Bangladesh; conducts agriculture and forestry activities on long-term leases exceeding 290,000 mu of land in major provinces of Mainland China; and serves target markets in the United States, Europe, Japan and internationally. The group employs approximately 8,500 people and generates revenue primarily from the United States and Mainland China. Founded as part of the South China Group by financial experts and formerly known as South China (China) Limited prior to its name change in June 2015, the company is headquartered at 28th Floor, Bank of China Tower, 1 Garden Road, Central, Hong Kong, with its registered office in Grand Cayman. In recent developments, the company completed the disposal of subsidiaries Poben Consultants Limited, Pok Lake Profits Limited and Tripstowe Management Limited to Splendid Enterprises Limited, a firm controlled by chairman Ng Hung Sang, on December 2, 2024 for HK$185 million settled by set-off against related-party balances, recognizing a gain of approximately HK$122 million; it announced proposed alterations to the terms of HK$89.84 million convertible bonds in November 2025 involving connected transactions; and continues to advance manufacturing cost efficiencies through production diversification and automation while monitoring tariff impacts on toy exports to the United States.