Chun Wo Construction
Chun Wo Development Holdings Limited ("Chun Wo") was founded in 1968 and is the core member of Asia Allied Infrastructure Holdings Limited (stock code: 00711.HK). Chun Wo is principally engaged in the core construction and property developpment businesses with the professional capability to undertake large integrated construction projects.
Recent examples of large infrastructure projects in Hong Kong within which Chun Wo has undertaken works include:
The Central-Wan Chai Bypass, Liantang
Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Infrastructure
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Passenger C;earance Building
The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link (Hong Kong Section)
The MTR Shatin to Central Link
Core Construction Services
Building, Civil Engineering, E&M, Foundations, Fitting Out Works, Interior Design,
Minor Works Maintenance, Trackwork, Underground and Trenchless
Property Development and Asset Leasing
As a unique and leading enterprise in the construction industry in Hong Kong, Chun Wo Construction prides intself on having professional capabilities to take on mega-size integrated construction projects. There are four divisions specializing in the construction business, including Civil, Building, Construction Service and Overseas Construction Services.
What We Construct
Chun Wo was established in 1968 and focused in the construction of buildings for provate sector. Since then the Group expanded its horizon beyond private sector to wider range of buildings for the public sector.
The types of building works the Group undertakes include government and institutional buildings, office, residential and industrial buildings, hospitals, schools, fire stations, sports complexes and markets.
Our representative works include the construction of Grand View Garden with 2,230 residential units, Grandeur Terrance which is the largest Private Sector Participation Scheme (PSPS) project with 4,100 residential units. With the extensive use of precast construction, it attracted much attention from many developers and business counterparts.