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According to its website, the Hong Kong Bar Association was founded in 1949. [1] However, a newspaper advertisement from March 1948 records the foundation of the association on 12 March 1948 with Mr Eldon Potter KC being elected President, Mr H.D. Sheldon KC being elected chairman and Mr Percy Chen being elected Secretary Treasurer.
Social workers' associations in Hong Kong (2 P) Pages in category "Professional associations based in Hong Kong" The following 17 pages are in this category, out of 17 total.
Most recently, certain assets and centrifugal chiller technology from BiXin Energy, a manufacturer of chillers, heat pumps, heat-recovery solutions, and air-handling units, were acquired in December 2024. [20] In 2023, Vertiv's share price increased 252%, outperforming all companies in the S&P 500 index. [21]
The fee for a practising certificate was HK$6,800 and the fee for membership subscription was HK$1,200. The Society had an annual income budget of HK$80.6 million for 2007. [3] In 2017, the Society generated an income of HK$103 million, out of which HK$47 million was raised through annual practising certificate fees.
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The company has an annual capacity of 7 million air conditioners, 25 million electric meters, 6 million kVA transformers, 5 million mobile phones, and 2 million small home appliances (OEM), Aux air conditioner is the top four in China's air conditioner industry.
The Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo originated in the 1930s when mainland China started to impose import tariffs, leading to Hong Kong manufacturers’ exports facing major setbacks. Amid their difficulty, they decided to explore the Southeast Asia market, and did so by joining the 1st Chinese Products Expo in Singapore in 1935.