- CEO
- Soh Peng Crosbie-Walsh
- Full Time Employees
- 15
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Financial conglomerates
- Address
- Suite 2204A, 22/F Hong Kong Hong Kong
- IPO Date
- Nov 6, 1972
- Business
- ENM Holdings Limited, an investment holding company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0128.HK), principally engages in the retail of premium fashion wear and accessories, resort and recreational club operations, and investments; it operates a chain of multi-label stores and mono-brand boutiques under The Swank brand offering luxury menswear including the Cesare di Pino line, alongside an online platform; it manages the Hilltop Country Club providing conferences, dining, lodging, recreational and outdoor activities; and it holds and trades financial instruments including marketable bond and equity funds, discretionary portfolios with Morgan Stanley and LGT Bank, USD corporate bonds such as Wells Fargo and Ventas Realty, and private equity funds like ASEAN China Investment Funds III and IV targeting growth companies in East and Southeast Asia and China. Incorporated in Hong Kong in 1966 and headquartered at Suite 2503, 25/F, Tower 2, Nina Tower, 8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, the company primarily serves high-end consumers in Hong Kong with limited exposure to the Americas, Europe and other Asia Pacific regions through past operations, while its investment activities focus on capital preservation, yield enhancement and liquidity amid global market volatility. In recent developments, ENM Holdings discontinued its resort and recreational club operations at Hilltop, closed its SWANK flagship store in Central in August 2024 and the Elements store in March 2025 while opening a Lee Garden Two pop-up through September 2025 and relocating to smaller office premises in September 2024 to reduce fixed costs and achieve near-breakeven for fashion retail; it advanced the Hilltop property rezoning process by commencing road gazettal for residential redevelopment following Provisional Basic Terms from the Lands Department in July 2024; a failed privatization bid by Chinachem Group was cancelled in 2023; and for the six months ended June 30, 2025, it reported a HK$9.7 million profit attributable to owners versus a prior-year loss, driven by investment gains including HK$18.4 million from financial instruments and private equity recovery, alongside cost containment and inventory write-backs in fashion retail.