Do you know what special day in history tomorrow marks? 14 July 1972 was the big day SHKP was incorporated! How much do you know about the history of SHKP? Last year, SHKP sponsored the limited edition publication of Over Hong Kong to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the Group's public listing and also the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. This 24-page album chronicles how SHKP grew with Hong Kong over the past four decades by building influential large-scale projects for social development. There are many precious historical photos included inside that you won't want to miss! Click the link below now to read the story of SHKP's growth.

https://www.shkpnews.com/OverHK/FlippingBook/OverHongKong_Eng/index.html

The Company recently organized a DIY interest class of making liquor-infused chocolates for Father's Day. Our colleagues were focused on making the finest chocolates so their fathers could taste the love and sweetness that went into them.
 

For the Dragon Boat Festival this year, SHKP arranged interested colleagues to attend a traditional Chinese rice dumpling class held by the Royal Plaza Hotel. After class, the colleagues took their scrumptious products home to share with their family.

With Mother's Day approaching, SHKP invited flower arrangement expert, Cherry Tam of Kai Shing, to teach staff how to create floral gifts. Beautiful hand-made flower arrangements for mothers were ready after just a one-hour crash course.

There are many unexplored places in Hong Kong with beautiful views that are great for photo shooting. Recently, the active SHKP Evergreen Club travelled across Kowloon and the New Territories to visit the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Park, Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Shatin, and the Weiyuan Lake (Lake Ad Excellentiam) at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

SHKP sponsored staff to take part in The Community Chest Corporate Challenge, the Hong Kong Streetathon and Rotary Hong Kong Ultramarathon, with SHKP athletes winning the corporate relay champion.

Edward Wong from Corporate Communications is one of the many avid lovers of LEGO, as these little bricks have provided him with lots of interesting experiences.

"I meet a lot of friends through LEGO-building projects. We share our creations, and fire up each other's imaginations. I've even had the opportunity to build together with seasoned LEGO fans and exhibit our work at universities." Edward said.

Determined to promote greater enthusiasm for LEGO, Edward became a committee member of a LEGO club that gathers fans of all ages. The club organizes community activities so children at the grassroots level can also share in the joys of LEGO. He also designs large model sets with other LEGO enthusiasts, with Kai Tak Airport and the State Theatre being the works that have left him with the deepest impression. "Although I wasn't the brains behind these projects and I only helped the grand idea come to life, I derived a great sense of satisfaction from the results."

A team from Kai Shing took champion honour in the 25km Property Management Cup and the other finished first-runner up in the 50km Property Management Cup, while Hong Yip earned second place in the 10km Property Management Cup.

A specialist recently shared with colleagues valuable advice on how to raise their children using the two-pronged approach of affection and availability so kids can enjoy a happy childhood.