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CHINA Urban Area Sheung Shui New Town Area MTR Airport Express Fanling Kowloon-Canton Railway 10 Light Transit Railway Cross Harbour Tunnels Existing Lines 4 Route 3 Tai Po KCR Ma On Shan Rail Yuen Long KCR Tsimshatsui Extension NEW TERRITORIES Ma On 6 West Rail (Phase I) Shan Under Construction Shatin 9 Tsuen Wan Sai Kung 8 7 Tuen Mun KOWLOON Lai King Kowloon Tsing Yi Tong 5 Hong Kong 3 International Airport Tseung Kwan O 2 1 Mong Hunghom Kok3 4 3 Discovery Bay 2 1 2 Tung Chung 1 1 Quarry 2 Central Bay Mui Wo 2 LANTAU ISLAND 1 HONG KONG ISLAND Chai Wan Group’s Investments Distribution Map Investment Properties 1. Eva Court 36 MacDonnell Road 2. Silver Fortune Plaza Lower Ground Floor, Upper Ground Floor and First to Fourth Floors, 1 Wellington Street 3. Hollywood Plaza 610 Nathan Road 4. Kowloon Building 555 Nathan Road 5. Well Tech Centre First to Fifteenth Floors and Twentieth to Twenty-Ninth Floors 9 Pat Tat Street 6. Shatin Centre 2-16 Wang Pok Street 7. City Landmark II 145-165 Castle Peak Road 8. The Trend Plaza Tuen Mun Heung Sze Wui Road 9. Block C Hang Wai Industrial Centre Pui To Road/Kin On Street/Kin Wing Street/ Kin Tai Street 10. Fanling Centre 33 San Wan Road Hotel Investment and Operations 1. Newton Hotel Hong Kong North Point 2. Newton Hotel Kowloon Prince Edward Listed Associated Companies The Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited 1. International Finance Centre 1 Harbour View Street 2. Sai Wan Ho Ferry Concourse Inland Lot No. 8955 3. Gas Plant Ma Tau Kok Kowloon 4. Gas Plant Tai Po New Territories Miramar Hotel and Investment Company, Limited 1. Miramar Tower and Miramar Shopping Centre Tsimshatsui Kowloon 2. Hotel Miramar Tsimshatsui Kowloon 3. 6 Knutsford Terrace Tsimshatsui Kowloon Hong Kong Ferry (Holdings) Company Limited 1. Metro Harbour View 8 Fuk Lee Street, Kowloon 2. Kingsford Industrial Centre Cho Yuen Street, Yau Tong.

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