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Hong Kong authorities deny 'empty shell' claims regarding Wang Fuk Court acquisition company

Hong Kong authorities have refuted claims that the company established for the Wang Fuk Court property acquisition is an "empty shell." The Housing Bureau stated that these allegations are unfounded and may be intended to mislead the public, emphasizing that funding for the acquisition program is secure. Approximately HK$2.8 billion will be allocated from a dedicated support fund, with an additional HK$4 billion budgeted for the current year. Further funding for the purchase of flats in Wang Chi House will be sought from the Legislative Council's Finance Committee. AI

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Hong Kong authorities deny 'empty shell' claims regarding Wang Fuk Court acquisition company

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Wynna Wong ·

    Authorities slam online claims about Wang Fuk Court acquisition company

    Hong Kong’s housing authorities have dismissed online rumours that a government-established company set up to acquire flats at fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court is an “empty shell” at risk of bankruptcy, saying it has signed contracts with more than 550 owners. The Housing Bureau said …