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Toeca National Resources BV v Baron Capital Ltd & Joseph Wan Chuen Chung
HK Court of First Instance, 13-Jun-2013
"It is claimed that the net asset value of the 1st defendant (“Baron Capital”) as of 15 April 2013 is $477,550.67, and that the personal assets of the 2nd defendant (“Wan”) do not exceed $2.75 million."
Richael Hung Chen v Toeca National Resources BV & others
HK Court of First Instance, 26-Feb-2013
Boss beaten as terror hits Central
HK Standard, 19-Jul-2012
Sino Resources settles debt with Alex Wong Ching Ping
Company announcement, 3-Jun-2011
Toeca National Resources BV v Baron Capital Ltd & Joseph Wan Chuen Chung
HK Court of First Instance, 31-May-2011
Alex Wong Ching Ping obtains injunction against Sino Resources re HK$31.5m debt acquired from Richael Hung Chen
Company announcement, 13-Dec-2010
Sino Resources (0223) v Richael Hung Chen
HK Court of Appeal, 6-Oct-2010
Sino Resources (0223) v Richael Hung Chen
HK Court of Appeal, 22-Sep-2010
Sino Resources (0223) v Richael Hung Chen
HK Court of First Instance, 30-Mar-2010
Marcel Boekhoorn subscribes HK$117m for 14.89% of Kenfair (0223)
Company announcement, 21-May-2008
This announcement sings the praises of Mr Boekhoorn as an investor but fails to mention that Mr Boekhoorn's company has in essence been granted put options at not less than the placing price, involving Richael Hung Chen and failing him, Baron Capital (guaranteed by Joseph Wan Chuen Chung), which were later revealed in HCA1913/2009.
Kenfair: acquisition of Wealth Gain Global Investment Ltd from Richael Hung
Company announcement, 26-Oct-2007
The Baron Network
In another exclusive, Webb-site.com blows the lid off a network of cross-holdings involving Kenfair (0223), Cosmopolitan (0120), GR Investment (0310), Golden Resources (0677) and China Investment Fund (0612), probably involving multiple breaches of Listing Rules and possibly the Takeover Code, but as yet there has been no regulatory action. (14-Apr-2004)
Kunfair Transactions
Exhibition organiser Kenfair has caught our attention with two questionable transactions, first a website upgrade disguised as an investment in a zero-interest non-repayable exchangeable loan note, and now the payment of $19m for non-exclusive rights to use a glorified phone book, from a director of the IPO sponsor. We sent an intrepid agent to fetch a copy. (28-Jan-2003)

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