Nam Pak Hong (Chinese: 南北行) was a kind of trading company that import and export goods from China.
[3] However, as of 2019,[3] the former subsidiaries,[9] Nam Pei Hong Sum Yung Drugs[10] and N P H Sino-Meditech Limited, were live companies.
It was reported that Heilongjiang Economic Development Corp. (Chinese: 黑龍江經濟開發集團公司) acquired the controlling stake of the listed company in 1996 [sic].
[12] According to South China Morning Post, Victory Hunter Holdings, an investment vehicle owned by Yau Wai-ming (Chinese: 邱伟铭; pinyin: Qiū Wěimíng) of Heilongjiang provincial government [sic], acquired 33% stake of the listed company from International Tak Cheung Holdings [zh], the former significant owner of the listed company in July 1997.
[12] According to a press release, Yau transferred the stake of Victory Hunter Holdings to Hong Tau Investment in 1999 for HK$1.
[11] In 2005, Johnson Ko Chun-shun [zh] (Chinese: 高振順; Jyutping: Gou1 Zan3 Seon6; Cantonese Yale: Gōu Jan Seuhn) acquired the controlling stake (85.2%) of the listed company from the liquidator.
[17] The listed company also said to be refocus on Nam Pak Hong trading business,[17] despite the division was sold to Ko in 2009.
In May 2015, he sold most of his shareholding (held via a company he owned: Gain Alpha) of Concord New Energy, which was decreased from 22.36% to 2.24% of the share capital.
[11] In April 2007 Hong Kong Pharmaceutical acquired China Wind Power Holdings Limited[21]: 71 as a reverse IPO.
China Windpower (lower cap "p") was sold to Johnson Ko, which China Windpower (lower cap "p") was the direct parent company of Nam Pei Hong Sum Yung Drugs business (see above section #Nam Pei Hong International for the details).