TOPIC 07 · HIGH-RISK-LITIGATION-WINDING-UP

Hong Kong High-Risk Litigation & Judicial Winding-Up Registry Corporate Directory & Search

Corporations subject to High Court winding-up petitions (HCCW), compulsory liquidations, court receiverships, statutory debt demands, and heavily mortgaged entities.
Active Corps: 3,885 Entities

Hong Kong corporate winding-up petitions and high-risk litigation register on 86hc.com. Search High Court liquidation petitions (HCCW), mortgage charges (Form NM1), and prevent counterparty default.

🏷️ Statutory Basis:Cap. 32 Companies (Winding Up and Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance
🏷️ Directory Scope:High Court Winding-Up Petitions (HCCW) · Compulsory Liquidations · Court Receiverships
🏷️ Due Diligence:Petition Date Audit · Gazette Publication Notice · Section 182 Disposition Voidance
🏷️ Risk Radar:Counterparty Insolvency · Advance Payment Default · Registered Asset Charges (Form NM1)
🏷️ Legal Support:High Court Gazette Dossiers · Form NM1 Asset Mortgage Records · CPA Insolvency Audit

Hong Kong High-Risk Litigation & Judicial Winding-Up Registry Active Corporations

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BRN: 77288384Incorporated: 2024Office: ROOM 803B, 8/F, WEST COAST INTERNATIONAL BUILDING, 290-296 UN CHAU STREET, SHAM SHUI PO DISTRICT, HONG KONG
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BRN: 76946529Incorporated: 2024Office: ROOM 2113, 21/F, WANG FAI INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, 29 LUK HOP STREET, SAN PO KONG, HONG KONG
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BRN: 76794984Incorporated: 2024Office: ROOM 2113, 21/F, WANG FAI INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, 29 LUK HOP STREET, SAN PO KONG, HONG KONG
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BRN: 76436974Incorporated: 2024Office: ROOM 2113, 21/F, WANG FAI INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, 29 LUK HOP STREET, SAN PO KONG, HONG KONG
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BRN: 76258651Incorporated: 2024Office: ROOM 2113, 21/F, WANG FAI INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, 29 LUK HOP STREET, SAN PO KONG, HONG KONG
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BRN: 76258724Incorporated: 2024Office: ROOM 2113, 21/F, WANG FAI INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, 29 LUK HOP STREET, SAN PO KONG, HONG KONG
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BRN: 78436934Incorporated: 2025Office: ROOM 2502, 25/F, 148 ELECTRIC ROAD, NORTH POINT, HONG KONG
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BRN: 80925765Incorporated: 2026Office: ROOM 2904-05, 29/F, TRADE CENTRE, 3 ARBUTHNOT ROAD, CENTRAL, HONG KONG
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香港泓鼎國際拍賣有限公司
BRN: 80865498Incorporated: 2026Office: ROOM 18, 2/F, GALAXY PUBLISHING HOUSE, 118 WAI YIP STREET, KWUN TONG, HONG KONG
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中國金融不良資產處置集團有限公司
BRN: 80896419Incorporated: 2026Office: ROOM 602, 6/F, KAI YUE COMMERCIAL BUILDING, 2C ARGYLE STREET, YAU TSIM MONG DISTRICT, HONG KONG
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BRN: 56037748Incorporated: 2017Office: ROOM 1, 25/F, KWUN KING COURT, 1 NAM NING STREET, ABERDEEN, HONG KONG
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京崎顧問有限公司
BRN: 72565543Incorporated: 2021Office: ROOM 1104A, 11/F, KAI TAK COMMERCIAL BUILDING, 317-319 DES VOEUX ROAD CENTRAL, CENTRAL, HONG KONG
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香港蘇富比（上海）拍賣有限公司
BRN: 80842818Incorporated: 2026Office: ROOM 532B, 5/F, STAR HOUSE, 3 SALISBURY ROAD, TSIM SHA TSUI, HONG KONG
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BRN: 70984337Incorporated: 2019Office: ROOM 1603, 16/F, L. PLAZA, 367-375 QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, SHEUNG WAN, HONG KONG
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巴洛國際拍賣有限公司
BRN: 80818904Incorporated: 2026Office: 8/F, LIVEN HOUSE, 61-63 KING YIP STREET, KWUN TONG, HONG KONG
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BRN: 67094828Incorporated: 2016Office: ROOM 1101, 11/F, BLOCK 1, CHEUNG SHA WAN PLAZA, 833 CHEUNG SHA WAN ROAD, CHEUNG SHA WAN, HONG KONG
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奇點科技(香港)有限公司
BRN: 67075739Incorporated: 2016Office: ROOM 18, 10/F, ONE MIDTOWN, 11 HOI SHING ROAD, TSUEN WAN, HONG KONG
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人森有限公司
BRN: 67059965Incorporated: 2016Office: ROOM 1017, 10/F, HOUSTON CENTRE, 63 MODY ROAD, TST, HONG KONG
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博勝通電子有限公司
BRN: 66946288Incorporated: 2016Office: ROOM A7, 12/F, ASTORIA BUILDING, 34 ASHLEY ROAD, YAU TSIM MONG DISTRICT, HONG KONG
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Hong Kong High-Risk Litigation & Judicial Winding-Up Registry Statutory Due Diligence & Legal Guide

01.Legal Principles of Hong Kong High Court Corporate Winding-Up Petitions (Cap. 32 HCCW)

Under the Companies (Winding Up and Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance (Cap. 32), creditors owed over HK$10,000 may serve a statutory demand. If unsatisfied after 21 days, a winding-up petition (HCCW) is filed with the High Court of the HKSAR, triggering statutory insolvency proceedings.

02.Voidance of Property Dispositions Under Section 182: Severe Risks for Unwary Commercial Partners

Pursuant to Cap. 32 Section 182, any disposition of the company's property—including payments from its bank accounts and share transfers made after the commencement of winding-up (the date the petition is filed)—is void unless the High Court validates the transaction.

03.Comprehensive Screening for Asset Charges & Bank Debentures (Form NM1 / Form NM2 Filings)

Examine registered charges over company assets via Form NM1 (Notice of Creation of Charge). Identify whether all real estate, bank deposits, inventory, or intellectual property have been fully mortgaged or pledged to commercial lenders.

04.Official Companies Registry Gazette Notices & Liquidator Appointment Record Retrieval

Track compulsory liquidation notices gazetted in the Government Gazette and monitor the official appointment of Provisional Liquidators or Official Receiver filings to safeguard creditor claims.

05.Enterprise Debt Recovery & Creditor Protection Strategies (Hong Kong Practising CPA Advisory)

Formulate strategic creditor defense mechanisms and proof-of-debt submissions with expert forensic accounting and Hong Kong Practising CPA guidance before debtor assets are liquidated.

Hong Kong High-Risk Litigation & Judicial Winding-Up Registry Due Diligence & Registry FAQs

What occurs when a Hong Kong company is served with a High Court Winding-Up Petition (HCCW)?
The High Court assigns a case number (HCCW) and sets a hearing date. Commercial banks typically freeze the company's bank accounts immediately upon learning of the petition to avoid liability under Cap. 32 Section 182, severely halting the company's operational capability.
Why is transacting with a company under a winding-up petition extremely hazardous under Section 182?
Under Section 182 of Cap. 32, any disposition of property (including payments made to vendors or receiving advance deposits) after the presentation of a petition is void ab initio if a winding-up order is subsequently made, meaning court liquidators can legally claw back funds paid to you.
How can I verify if a prospective business partner is currently subject to a winding-up petition?
Search the company on 86hc.com. 86hc monitors High Court Companies Court cause lists, gazette notifications, and official registry alerts, flagging companies with pending HCCW cases or liquidation notices.
What is the difference between Members' Voluntary Liquidation and Compulsory Court Winding-Up?
A Members' Voluntary Liquidation is initiated by solvent shareholders who resolve to dissolve an entity after settling all liabilities. A Compulsory Winding-Up is initiated by unpaid creditors or the court when an insolvent company fails to meet debt obligations.
What is Form NM1 (Notice of Creation of Charge) and why does it indicate financial stress?
Form NM1 registers a fixed or floating charge (mortgage/debenture) over company assets with the Companies Registry. If a company has registered extensive floating charges over all its undertaking and assets, standard unsecured creditors rank behind secured debenture holders in the event of default.
Where does an unsecured commercial creditor rank in a Hong Kong corporate liquidation?
In a compulsory liquidation, realized assets are distributed in strict order: (1) costs of insolvency, (2) preferential debts (employee wages/severance), (3) secured creditors with fixed charges, (4) floating charge holders, and (5) ordinary unsecured trade creditors (who often receive minimal payouts).
What official records should be retrieved before filing a proof of debt or pursuing debt recovery?
You should retrieve the company's latest Form NAR1 Annual Return (identifying directors), Form NM1 charge register (assessing unpledged assets), court petition gazette notices, and order certified true copies via 86hc.com for litigation evidence.