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| | Corporate History |
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| | The Group was established in August 1989 to engage principally in the construction business involving construction works in commercial, industrial, recreational and residential projects in Hong Kong. Two building projects were the construction of an 8-storey commercial and residential complex in Discovery Bay and Regency Park (six blocks of 17-storey residential buildings) in Kwai Chung. |
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| | With the management's extensive knowledge and expertise in property development, the Group commenced its property business in 1992. Types of businesses included the provision of one-stop project management services, property development, property investment, property agency and management. |
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| | Capitalising on its strength and expertise in building construction, the Group commenced its interior & renovation and building materials businesses in 1997. Through the renovation works for luxury residential properties and educational institutions, and the supply and installation of building materials to reputable developers, the Group successfully broadened its business scope and expanded its clientele. |
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| | In 2001, Hanison Construction Holdings Limited was formed and was listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited in January 2002 (Stock Code: 896). Going public gave the Group higher publicity in both public and private sectors. |
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| | In 2002, the Group diversified into health products business and successfully secured the sole distribution of Lingzhi Master products from Sun Yat-sen University in the People's Republic of China. The Group also launched its retail health products business in 2003 to provide Chinese Medicine diagnosis service and to sell health care equipments, supplements and commodities as well as beauty care products. |
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| | Throughout the years, the Group has grown from a small company with net asset value of HK$5 million at the time of establishment, to a diversified group with net asset value of HK$1,348 million as at 31 March 2014. |
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