In 2017, Heungkong Family Healthcare Center was officially opened to the public, marking Heungkong’s march towards community healthcare market.
In 2016, Heungkong Digital Master was established to create a new mobile and intelligent industrial ecosystem, marking the commencement of a comprehensive Heungkong Group partnership initiative.
In 2015, the 10th anniversary ceremony of Heungkong Charitable Foundation was held in Beijing to explore new charitable developments.
In 2013, driven by “Commerce 4.0” of the Changsha Gaoling International Trade City, Heungkong Group created the largest omni-channel trading platform in China.
In 2013, Heungkong Group deployed the strategy of building a free trade zone in Guangdong province, and created, in succession, innovative financial ecological platforms in Qianhai of Shenzhen, Nansha of Guangzhou, Hengqin of Zhuhai.
In 2013, CEO of Heungkong Group, Chak Mei Hing, was elected a member of the 12th CPPCC National Committee.
In 2012, Qianhai Heungkong Financial Holdings Group officially commenced operations.
In 2012, Kinhom.com (www.kinhom.com), a subsidiary of Heungkong Business Group, was successfully begun online operations, becoming the largest domestic B2C e-commerce platform for home furnishing.
In 2011, Heungkong Group started to enter high-end medical healthcare sector, focusing on health care, elderly care, mild-med systems.
In 2005, Heungkong Charitable Foundation was established. It was the first national-level non-government charitable foundation in China, marking the beginning of the systematization of China’s private donation and a milestone in China’s history of philanthropy.
In 2005, Luoyang-based Heungkong Wanji Aluminum Co., Ltd., of which Heungkong Group was an investor, was China’s first privately owned large-scale alumina enterprise approved by the National Development and Reform Commission.
In 2003, Shenzhen Heungkong Holding Co. Ltd. achieved its A-share listing with code of 600162, marking Heungkong Group’s solid step towards the capital markets.
In 2002, Heungkong Group took the lead in introducing SAP information management system and ERP system successfully and put it into operation in Shenzhen. It became the first logistics enterprise to adopt SAP in China.
In 2000, Heungkong Group started to construct its trade logistics platform.
In 1999, Heungkong Group became a shareholder of GR Securities Co., Ltd., the listing of which brought about a great increase in Heungkong Group’s asset value.
In 1998, the Group was set up, which officially marked the road to enterprise group development and indicated further enhancement of comprehensive strength and risk-resistance capability.
In 1998, Heungkong Group acquired shares in Guangdong Development Bank. Then Heungkong strategically invested in several financial institutions, becoming one of the earliest private enterprises in China to invest in the financial sector.
In 1994, Heungkong Group started to carry out its expansion plans nationwide. Taking its featured advantages of market network, management and capital, Heungkong Group marched from Guangdong towards the whole of China, covering Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Central, Eastern, Northern and Northeastern China, becoming the leading enterprise in China’s home furnishing industry.
In 1990, Heungkong Group’s first furniture mall, Bao’anhom, opened for business, which became the first home furnishing chain enterprise to adopt warehouse retailing in China.