Hong Kong High Court orders UniVision Engineering to be wound up
16th Oct 2023 16:44
(Alliance News) - UniVision Engineering Ltd on Monday said it has been ordered to be wound up by the High Court in Hong Kong. Read More
(Alliance News) - UniVision Engineering Ltd on Monday said it has been ordered to be wound up by the High Court in Hong Kong. Read More
UniVision Engineering Ltd - Hong Kong-based company that supplies, designs, installs and maintains closed-circuit television and surveillance systems, and also sells security-related products - Announces that the winding up petition brought against it by one of its sub-contractors, KML Engineering Ltd, first announced on July 28, has been adjourned until October 16. The hearing had already been adjourned to September 27, and then to today, by the High Court in Hong Kong. Read More
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(Alliance News) - UniVision Engineering Ltd on Thursday said it intends to defend itself against a wind up petition brought about by one of its subcontractors, E-Star Engineering Co. Read More
(Alliance News) - UniVision Engineering Ltd on Tuesday said it has received a wind up petition from a supplier for outstanding debt of HKD11.5 million, about GBP1.2 million. Read More
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UniVision Engineering Ltd - Hong Kong-based company that supplies, designs, installs and maintains closed-circuit television and surveillance systems, and also sells security-related products - Says it is not aware of any material commercial or operational reason for the significant increase in its share price, other than the recent restoration of trading on AIM after the publication of its half-year report on June 19. Read More
Univision Engineering Ltd - Hong Kong-based CCTV supplier - Says it swings to pretax loss of GBP256,000 in the six months ended 30 September 2022, from a profit of GBP142,000 in the same period the year prior. Revenue falls to GBP653,000 from GBP5.0 million the prior year. The company says this was due to the termination of its major contract with MTR Corporation Ltd, which was effective from June 20. The company says it is considering a number of financing methods to improve its liquidity following the collapse of revenue; obtaining a loan facility of HKD12 million - around GBP1.2 million - and a potential investor providing a standby unconditional facility of HK20 million. The company declares no interim dividend. Read More
UniVision Engineering Ltd - Hong Kong-based CCTV supplier - Reports delayed final results for the year ended March 31, 2022. Says revenue fell by 64% to GBP3.9 million from GBP10.9 million the year prior mainly due to the expiry of several maintenance contracts and the delay of several project deliveries. Pretax loss totalled GBP10.3 million, swinging from a pretax profit of GBP563,000 before. Company is considering and negotiating a number of financing measures to improve its liquidity and financial position. After reviewing cash flow projections prepared by management, company feels it has sufficient working capital to finance its operations and meet its financial obligations over the next 12 months. Continues to negotiate with MTR Corp over termination of its contract for alleged breach of contract which company disputes. Explains the termination of the contract would represent a significant loss of future revenue and profit for the company. However, says company would be able to re-deploy resources from this contract to other projects to mitigate this reduction. Calls for meetings with MTR Corp to discuss outstanding amounts and to quantify unbilled work. Read More
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UniVision Engineering Ltd - Hong Kong-based CCTV supplier - announces that Director YIP Kwok Fai, knows as Danny Yip, has resigned from the board with effect tomorrow. The company says it is looking to appoint a replacement, and in the meantime Yip will remain at the company as chief financial officer. Read More
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UniVision Engineering Ltd - Hong Kong-based CCTV and surveillance system company - Says contract for the replacement works of CCTV system for MTR Corporation Ltd's railway has been cancelled. Read More
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