Scorching Dragon offers to license AEON Lai Chi Kok shop; right-of-use asset rises to HKD 2.2 million

Reuters03-26
Scorching Dragon offers to license AEON Lai Chi Kok shop; right-of-use asset rises to HKD 2.2 million
  • Scorching Dragon’s indirect subsidiary TF F&B entered into a letter of offer with AEON for a two-year licence of Shop No. L004 at AEON Lai Chi Kok Store starting April 1, 2026.
  • The licence includes a basic fee of HKD 100,000 per month, with a 45-day fee-free period from April 1, 2026 to May 15, 2026.
  • Additional charges include a management fee of HKD 30,180 per month and a promotional levy of HKD 14,820 per month.
  • A cash deposit of HKD 600,000 is payable, and a turnover fee of 9% applies to monthly gross receipts above HKD 1,500,000.
  • The right-of-use asset to be recognized under HKFRS 16 was estimated at about HKD 2.2 million.


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