ROE LIMITED

Yes. Pursuant to the statutory registers of the Hong Kong Companies Registry, ROE LIMITED was officially incorporated on 1974-04-30 as a Private company limited by shares (standing for 52 years). Official cross-departmental records confirm its current legal status is [Live / In Operation], maintaining valid operational standing under Hong Kong law (Verified: October 2026).

The statutory Company Registration Number (CRN) issued by the Hong Kong Companies Registry for ROE LIMITED is [0038099] (assigned statutory UBI reference code: [C0038099]). Official registry records indicate that this entity has no active 8-digit Business Registration Number (BRN) on record with the Business Registration Office (either exempted under the Business Registration Ordinance, Cap. 310, or dissolved prior to UBI conversion). Its statutory records are indexed uniquely under CRN [0038099].

Pursuant to Sections 627 and 643 of the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), the equity ownership and executive board of ROE LIMITED are governed by its statutory Register of Members and Register of Directors. Any appointment or resignation of directors or the company secretary must be filed within 15 days via Form ND2A, while complete shareholder equity ratios are disclosed annually in Form NAR1. Furthermore, under Section 653H of Cap. 622, the company must maintain a Significant Controllers Register (SCR) for persons holding over 25% beneficial interest or voting rights.

Yes. According to the official statutory records of the Hong Kong Companies Registry, ROE LIMITED has officially recorded 1 legal name change(s): [ROE LIMITED (effective 1974-04-30)]. Pursuant to Sections 107 and 109 of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), each name change was passed by special resolution (Form NNC2) and took statutory effect upon issuance of a Certificate of Change of Name by the Registrar of Companies; under Section 109(4), changing the company name does not affect any rights, obligations, or legal proceedings of the company.

Pursuant to the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), statutory filings delivered by ROE LIMITED—such as Incorporation Forms (Form NNC1), Annual Returns (Form NAR1 under Section 662), and notices of director or registered office changes (Form ND2A / Form NR1)—are maintained by the Hong Kong Companies Registry. Where online electronic image indexing is pending synchronization or involves early historical microfiche archives, manual statutory retrieval from the Companies Registry can be commissioned through our compliance team.

According to multi-dimensional checks across Hong Kong statutory authorities: 1. Statutory Licensing Standing: Screened against Hong Kong's statutory licensing databases (SFC Public Register, HKMA Register, TCSP Registry, and Customs MSO), ROE LIMITED is registered as an ordinary commercial company without regulated financial activity licensing requirements; 2. Judicial Screening (Litigation & Winding-Up): no compulsory winding-up petitions (HCCW) or public High Court / District Court litigation writs were identified for ROE LIMITED in current public judicial indexing. For major cross-border M&A or credit facilities, an up-to-the-minute court registry search is recommended.

Official filings of the Hong Kong Companies Registry record the statutory registered office of ROE LIMITED at: [Unit 2001-4, 20/F, China Insurance Group Building, 141 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong]. Under Section 658 of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), a document or court writ may be lawfully served on a company by leaving it at, or sending it by post to, this registered office. Where the address is domiciled at a licensed TCSP company secretary's premises, Cap. 622B Section 3 permits statutory name display via a compliant electronic signboard system.

Unlike jurisdictions with government ICP domain licensing, Hong Kong regulates corporate identity disclosure under Section 4 of the Companies (Disclosure of Company Name and Liability Status) Regulation (Cap. 622B): ROE LIMITED must legibly display its exact registered name on all business letters, contracts, invoices, and any company website, and report its website (if any) in its Annual Return (Form NAR1) or Form NR2. To prevent cross-border impersonation, trade partners should authenticate the company's legal standing via its statutory identifiers (CRN: 0038099) and barcoded Companies Registry dossiers rather than unverified external web pages.