Regal Hotels International Holdings Ltd
HKEX:78
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Regal Hotels International Holdings Ltd
Glance View
Regal Hotels International Holdings Ltd. owns and manages hotel properties through its investment in Regal Real Estate Investment Trust (Regal REIT). The firm operates through six segments. The Hotel Operation and Management and Hotel Ownership segment is engaged in hotel operation, hotel management and the leasing of hotel properties. The Asset Management segment is engaged in the provision of asset management services to Regal Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT). The Property Development and Investment segment is engaged in property investment, as well as the provision of property agency and management services. The Financial Assets Investments segment is engaged in financial assets investment. The Aircraft Ownership and Leasing segment is engaged in aircraft leasing. The Others segment is engaged in travel agency, sales of food products, as well as the development and distribution of multimedia entertainment and digital educational content and multi-platform social games.
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