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HK
Hong Kong Round-Up
With various news from Hong Kong due today as posted on this blog this morning, I thought it would be a good thing to round up on what has happened and will happen next.
Tags: Accounts, Carson Yeung, HK, The Trial
Posted in Birmingham City, Chinese Media | 20 Comments »
BIH Accounts Update
Birmingham International Holdings confirmed in an announcement made to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that the long-overdue accounts for Years Ending 2011 and 2012 will be presented for board approval on March 15 2013.
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football, News | 44 Comments »
Further BIH Announcement to the HKSE
Birmingham International Holdings have today confirmed to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that the Interim Results for the six months ending December 2012 will be delayed.
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 40 Comments »
BIH Accounts on the Horizon?
Birmingham International Holdings have given another indication that their long overdue accounts will soon be published.
Tags: Accounts, BIH, Carson Yeung, HK, Takeover
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 36 Comments »
We Are Family – Investigating the BIH Shareholders
Blues Trust have revealed earlier this morning that following the fans forum on February 2 that they have made contact with and opened dialogue with BIH shareholders in Hong Kong.
Tags: Carson Yeung, China, HK, Liu Xingcheng, Peter Pannu, Zhou Dan, Zhou Xin
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 51 Comments »
Kung Hei Fat Choi
Today marks the first day of the Lunar New Year in China – a time for celebration, for looking to the future and for wishing for health, wealth and happiness. For Birmingham City, one out of three wouldn’t be bad.
Tags: Carson Yeung, China, HK, Takeover
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football, Talking Points | 56 Comments »
A Tentative Approach
Birmingham International Holdings yesterday made an announcement to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to confirm that it had received an approach from a sports management company with respect to Birmingham City.
Tags: China, HK, HKSE, Peter Pannu
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football, Talking Points | 81 Comments »
New Consortium Approaches BIH Over BCFC Sale
Birmingham International Holdings have announced to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that a sports management company has contacted BIH with respect to leading a consortium to buy BCFC.
Tags: BIH, China, HK, HKSE, Takeover
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football | 55 Comments »
HK Round-Up
Whilst there seems to be more rumblings in the transfer window here in Brum, there has been quite a bit going on in Hong Kong of late and with that in mind I thought it would be good to round up some news and talk about what it means.
Tags: BIH, Carson Yeung, HK, Peter Pannu
Posted in Birmingham City, Finances in Football, Talking Points | 41 Comments »
BIH Disqualify Two Directors
Birmingham International Holdings have today announced the departure of two directors from the board following disqualification.
Tags: BIH, China, HK, Lee Yiu Tung, Zhou Han Ping
Posted in Birmingham City, Chinese Media, Finances in Football | 20 Comments »
