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China New Economy Fund Limited

Annual Report 2023

Executive Summary and Financial Highlights

China New Economy Fund Limited is a closed-ended investment company focused on achieving long-term capital appreciation through investments in diverse assets, including listed and unlisted securities, funds, and other financial instruments. For the year ended 31 December 2023, the Group recorded a net loss attributable to shareholders of HK$52,436,843, impacted by market volatility and valuation changes in its investment portfolio.

Investment Portfolio: The Group managed a portfolio of nine investments as of the year-end, including:
- Four investments in Hong Kong-listed companies.
- Three private equity securities investments and one limited partnership fund, reflecting a medium to long-term investment strategy.
Key Risks and Opportunities: The Group monitored risks such as geopolitical escalations and market volatility, with opportunities emerging in sectors like financial printing and emerging markets.

Corporate Information

Stock Code: 80 (Hong Kong Stock Exchange).
Registered Office: P.O. Box 309, Ugland House, South Church Street, George Town, Cayman Islands KY1-1104.
Principal Place of Business in Hong Kong: 22/F., CS Tower, 50 Wing Lok Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.

Chairman’s Report

Market Conditions: The Hong Kong IPO market remained active, while global economic recovery was slow, affecting asset valuations.
Focus Areas: Private equity investments in sectors such as healthcare and financial services were prioritized.

Directors' Report

Business Review: Operations were conducted in compliance with Hong Kong laws and regulations.
Financial Statements: Audited financial statements confirmed a net loss of HK$52.4 million due to valuation changes and losses in key investments.

Management Discussion and Analysis

Investment Performance: The portfolio faced volatility in equity markets, with significant unrealised losses. However, new investments in sectors like ramen restaurants and financial printing showed potential.
Liquidity and Capital Structure: Capital expenditure was low, with sufficient liquidity to capitalise on opportunities.

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report

Commitment to Sustainability: The Group promoted environmental protection, social responsibility, and good corporate governance under a robust ESG framework.
Key Initiatives: Measures included reducing energy consumption, ensuring fair treatment of employees, and compliance with international standards.

Financial Review

Assets and Liabilities: Total assets stood at approximately HK$95 million, with key financial assets classified within Level 3 of the fair value hierarchy.
Risk Management: Ongoing monitoring ensured compliance with investment policies and mitigation of liquidity, currency, and credit risks.

Corporate Governance

Board Structure: The Board maintained a balanced composition with eight members, including four non-executive and four executive directors.
Independence and Oversight: Committees such as the Audit, Remuneration, and Nomination Committees focused on ensuring sound governance.