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The company was known as Hong Kong Pharmaceutical Holdings Limited (or just Hong Kong Pharmaceutical; Chinese: 香港葯業 or 香港藥業 or just 港葯/港藥) from 2000 to 2007. It was previously known as "N P H International Holdings Limited" from 1997 to 2000, [2]: 11 as well as Nam Pei Hong International Holdings Limited in 1997. [3]
GCL-Poly, founded in 1996, is a subsidiary of Golden Concord Group Limited (GCL), a green energy supplier in China, providing power and heat via cogeneration, incineration and wind power. As of 2009 it was the largest supplier of polysilicon in China, [ 1 ] and is also a supplier of electronic wafers for the solar industry.
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Concord New Energy Group Limited (HKG:182), which is in the renewable energy business, and is based in Hong Kong...
Its subsidiary and listed company, Beijing Shougang Co., Ltd. (SZSE: 000959), was established in 1999 and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2005. It also has 3 other subsidiaries listed on the Stock Exchange of China Hong Kong , Shougang Concord International ( SEHK : 697 ), Shougang Concord Century ( SEHK : 103 ), and Shougang Concord ...
In 2015, Ospraie provided financial backing for the launch of Concord Resources Limited, a global commodities trading company, focused on non-ferrous metals and minerals such as copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel and lead. Concord is led by Mark Hansen, who previously served as the global head of metals at Noble Group. [22]
In May 1987, Watsa re-organized Markel Financial Holdings Limited and renamed it Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited (FAIRFAX: short for "fair, friendly acquisitions"). From 1985 to the end of 2010, the firm had a compound growth rate of approximately 25% in book value per share (per year), it is about 243 times what Fairfax began with in 1985.
Knight Capital Group operated in four segments: equities, fixed income, currencies and commodities, and corporate. Operating business subsidiaries included Knight Capital Americas, L.P., Knight Execution & Clearing Services LLC, Knight Capital Europe Limited and Hotspot FX Holdings, Inc. [10] Knight Capital Group discontinued operations of its asset management segment in 2009 when its ...