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Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) executive director Fung Sau-yim, Maureen has resigned due to health reasons, and her resignation has been accepted by the board of directors of SHKP today with immediate effect. The Company has appointed suitable personnel to assume her duties, and daily operations continue as normal.
 
Concerning the related matters referenced in recent news reports, the Company is looking into such matters and will follow up as may be appropriate. 

Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) and the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) announced that nearly $750,000 raised from the 2025 Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon (Cyclothon), together with a one-to-one matching donation from SHKP, amounting to $1.5 million in total, will be donated in full to The Community Chest Tai Po Fire Relief Fund. This donation aims to provide timely support to families and individuals affected by the Tai Po fire, reflecting SHKP’s commitment to “Sports for Charity”. SHKP expressed heartfelt gratitude to all donors who generously rallied behind this meaningful cause.

Organized by the HKTB with SHKP as the title and charity sponsor, the Cyclothon was originally scheduled for late November 2025 but was cancelled to allow the community to concentrate on recovery efforts following the Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po. With the consent of the donors, donations from participants in the CEO Charity and Celebrity Ride and other rides, together with approximately $750,000 from SHKP, will all go toward the relief fund. 

Earlier, SHKP donated $20 million to assist affected residents and introduced a series of emergency measures, including the provision of 160 rooms across SHKP’s five Royal hotels as free temporary accommodation for those in need.

Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) announced the recent topping out of Guangzhou South Station ICC, marking a major milestone for this integrated station-city hub in the Greater Bay Area (GBA).

Building on its proven expertise, SHKP is developing Guangzhou South Station ICC as a large-scale transit oriented development (TOD) with an overall layout of “commerce to the east, transport to the west”. The office component includes One ICC and Two ICC, both of which have now topped out. One ICC is scheduled for completion and handover in the second half of 2026 and has already achieved strong leasing momentum. An international hotel brand has been secured and discussions are underway with several foreign banks, healthcare groups and trading companies for the remaining space.

The retail complex has been officially named Parc Central (Guangzhou South) and is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026. Managed by the same team behind the successful Parc Central in Guangzhou, it will bring vibrant shopping and leisure experiences to local residents, GBA consumers and visitors from further afield.

The first phase of Forest Park, the residential portion, was successfully handed over in the first half of 2025. With superior amenities, professional property management and extensive transportation network, Forest Park sets a new benchmark for quality living in the area.

SHKP Southern China Region General Manager Sam Lai said: “Guangzhou South Station ICC will become a new landmark in the GBA, integrating premium business facilities, convenient transport and a diverse mix of uses. It will inject new momentum into the Guangzhou South Station district and contribute to the high quality development of the GBA.”

Guangzhou South Station ICC enjoys a strategic transport advantage with seamless connectivity to Guangzhou South Station, the country’s busiest high speed rail station, and direct access to 12 rail lines, including high-speed, intercity and metro services, as well as five expressways. Trips from Hong Kong West Kowloon High Speed Rail Terminus to Guangzhou South Station can take as little as 47 minutes, seamlessly linking Guangzhou South Station ICC with SHKP’s flagship IGC, which sits directly above West Kowloon Terminus, and ICC nearby—creating powerful synergies across the GBA. This synergy contributes to realizing the “One-Hour Living Circle” envisioned for the area.  The project also capitalizes on high-speed rail connectivity to major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou, where SHKP also boasts major integrated projects, with the fastest services taking under eight hours, extending its reach to key national hubs.
 
Within Guangzhou, transport connectivity continues to improve with the opening of the Haizhu Bay Tunnel, the Guangzhou East Ring Intercity Railway and the Extension Section of Guangzhou Metro Line 22. As a result, from Guangzhou South Station, it takes just 15 minutes to reach the city centre and 28 minutes to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, significantly shortening cross-district commuting times, strengthening links with the city’s core business districts and further enhancing the strategic location of Guangzhou South Station.