Emperor International Holdings Limited Emperor International Holdings Limited (0163.HK) is an investment holding company principally engaged in property development and investment activities across Hong Kong, Macau, the United Kingdom, the People's Republic of China and other overseas locations. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, the Group operates through two primary segments encompassing the lease of properties and properties development; its property portfolio exceeds 5 million square feet including premium residential projects such as One Jardine's Lookout, No.15 Shouson, SouthSky, Seaside Castle, Central 8, MVP, Peak Castle, THE JAVA, the pulse and Emperor Nam Van Centre; office towers like Emperor Group Centre, China Huarong Tower, GF Tower, Emperor Commercial Centre, Emperor Hollywood Centre and Emperor Group Centre Beijing; retail spaces on Russell Street and Lockhart Road in Causeway Bay, Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, as well as industrial, commercial buildings and co-working spaces; the Group targets luxury residential buyers, corporate office tenants, retail shoppers and local residents while generating rental income from street-level retail, shopping malls and diversified commercial properties with occupancy rates over 90% in Hong Kong as of September 2025. Emperor International Holdings Limited is a subsidiary of Emperor International Group Holdings Limited. Recent developments include the April 2025 collaboration with China Resources Power to install renewable energy solar panels at Sui Wo Court Commercial Centre as a sustainability pilot; bank approvals in August 2025 to extend HK$16.5 billion in overdue loans to July 2027 enhancing financial flexibility; completion of sales for projects like One Jardine's Lookout and Seaside Castle contributing to a 247% revenue surge to HK$1.6 billion in the six months ended September 2025 driven by property development income; disposals of Macau retail properties for HK$90 million in October 2025, a London building for GBP22 million post-period and a proposed sale of the Gloucester Road commercial building for HK$1.16 billion pending shareholder approval; and the prior-year discontinuation of hotel operations including Grand Emperor Hotel through a special dividend in specie.