Adrian Cheng Chi-kong, the third-generation leader of one of Hong Kong’s largest conglomerates, is set to relinquish his role as the CEO of New World Development and will be taking on a non-executive position within the company, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Born in 1979, Cheng will become the non-executive vice-chairman of New World, stepping down from his current role as CEO. The company’s chief operating officer, Eric Ma Siu-cheung, who previously served as Hong Kong’s Secretary for Development, is expected to be promoted to the CEO position when New World announces its full-year financial results on Thursday.
“Ma has recently instructed colleagues to review the financial situation of the subsidiaries for restructuring moves,” a source said.
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