Shun Ho Construction (Holdings) Limited

Asia & Pacific Legal Chronicle. June 1, 2022

Shun Ho Construction (Holdings) Limited’s Acquisition of Bay Bridge Lifestyle Retreat

By Giulia Di Palma

Withers represented Shun Ho Construction (Holdings) Limited on the deal. Shun Ho Construction (Holdings) Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Magnificent Hotel Investments Limited, acquired Bay Bridge...

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