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Peggy Sito
Business Editor
Peggy Sito, the South China Morning Post’s Business Editor, started as a business reporter. Prior to the position of Business Editor, she had been the Post’s Deputy Business Editor since 2016. Over the years, she won various news awards from Hong Kong Consumer Council, the Newspaper Society of Hong Kong and the Society of Publishers in Asia.
Peggy Sito, the South China Morning Post’s Business Editor, started as a business reporter. Prior to the position of Business Editor, she had been the Post’s Deputy Business Editor since 2016. Over the years, she won various news awards from Hong Kong Consumer Council, the Newspaper Society of Hong Kong and the Society of Publishers in Asia.
Areas of Expertise:
Markets, M&A/IPO, property
Languages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
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New World reaches sales goal thanks in part to success of Deep Water Pavilia project in Wong Chuk Hang.
After 25 years promoting the city as an investment destination, InvestHK is now championing Hong Kong companies’ overseas expansion.
SJM Holdings, which has nine of the 11 satellite casinos to be shut, was seen as the biggest winner, with its stock jumping 6.3 per cent in Hong Kong.
Development of the island, which is three times Macau’s size, would boost the economy and its diversification, Francis Lui Yiu-tung says.
NEXX Global and Tojoy are among companies seeking to establish a presence in the Middle East and explore new markets in Europe.
Thomas Hui To says acquisition of shares in Young Lion Holdings reflects his ‘firm confidence in TVB’s sustained growth trajectory’.
The development marks a pivotal step in strengthening Hong Kong’s position as a strategic commodities hub in Asia, industry leaders say.
‘The talks went smoothly and the stakeholders are supportive of the deal,’ a source says.
