Shun Ho Holdings Limited Shun Ho Holdings Limited (0253.HK), an investment holding company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, primarily engages in hotel investments and operations, property investment, and securities investment activities. Incorporated in 1973 and headquartered at Shun Ho Tower in Central, Hong Kong, the company operates through its major subsidiary interests, including a 66.18% stake in Shun Ho Property Investments Limited and indirect control over Magnificent Hotel Investments Limited, positioning it as one of Hong Kong's largest hotel groups with nine properties totaling approximately 3,042 guest rooms across Hong Kong, the People's Republic of China, and the United Kingdom. Its hospitality portfolio encompasses Best Western Plus Hotel Kowloon; Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong; Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay; Ramada Hong Kong Grand View; Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View; Ramada Hong Kong Grand; Magnificent International Hotel in Shanghai; Grand Bay View Hotel; and Royal Scot Hotel in London, supplemented by property leasing from office buildings such as Shun Ho Tower and 633 King's Road, retail shops within hotel premises, and securities trading; the group also advances a hotel refurbishment project at the former Wood Street Police Headquarters in central London, acquired in January 2020 for GBP40 million to develop 216 deluxe rooms with ancillary facilities. Shun Ho Holdings Limited generates revenue from hotel room bookings and ancillary services, food and beverage offerings, commercial property rentals, and dividend income, with primary markets spanning Hong Kong (predominant contributor), Mainland China, and the UK, while serving business and leisure travelers amid Asia-Pacific tourism recovery trends. In recent developments, the company pursued the acquisition of properties known as Jessville Manor through a subsidiary tender in early 2024, alongside reporting a 30% increase in net profit before revaluation and depreciation to HK$39 million for the six months ended June 30, 2025, driven by 3% higher hotel income to HK$268 million and a 34% rental uplift at Royal Scot Hotel to GBP4.737 million annually; it further achieved over 90% average hotel occupancy, reduced overall debt to HK$955 million with a 12% gearing ratio, and maintained 647 employees as of mid-2025.