Shoucheng Holdings Limited () is the subsidiary of

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Shougang Group engaging in seven businesses: steel

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, steel

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segment, electric generation, property investment and

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and other

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businesses.

History

Shougang Concord International was formerly Tung Wing Steel and Iron Company Limited (Tung Wing Steel). In 1992, Shougang Group partnered with Li Ka Shing from

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51% and 21% of total

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of Tung Wing Steel respectively, and then Tung Wing Steel became the subsidiary of Shougang Group. In 1993, Tung Wing Steel was renamed to Shougang Concord International, the present company name. Shougang Concord International is one of the most historical

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shares in Hong Kong. It joined the Hang Seng China-Affiliated Corporations Index in 1993, but it was expelled from the index in 2001. It rejoined the index in 2008.Constituents of Hang Seng China-Affiliated Corporations Index
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{{Steel companies of the People's Republic of China Companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Conglomerate companies of Hong Kong Companies established in 1993 Companies owned by the provincial government of China Steel companies of China Conglomerate companies of China CK Hutchison Holdings 1993 establishments in China