Hong Kong-listed Century Entertainment International announced on Monday that Ho Tsz Ying, described by the company just months earlier as its ‘new primary owner,‘ has disposed of her entire 28.05 percent stake, citing ‘personal financial planning and asset allocation needs.’
Of the 35,980,459 shares offloaded, only 2,518,633 — roughly 1.96 percent — were transferred to Executive Director and CEO Tang Ho Ka. The destination of the remaining approximately 26 percent stake was not disclosed. The company stated that Ho is not a director and has no affiliation with the board or management.
The timing is notable. Ho originally acquired the same 35,980,459 shares from former Chairman and controlling shareholder Ng Man Sun in late 2024, together with HK$32 million ($4.1 million) in convertible bonds, in a transaction that breached Hong Kong Stock Exchange blackout-period rules. Ng — a veteran Macau junket figure — stepped down as Chairman and CEO in May 2025, only to return to the chairmanship in April 2026, with Tang reverting to CEO. Ho’s full exit follows roughly one month after Ng’s reinstatement.
Trading in Century Entertainment shares has been suspended since June 26th, 2025, over a disclaimer of opinion linked to going concern uncertainty. The Macau-rooted group has recently pivoted toward an online gaming platform in the Philippines with World Platinum Technologies, and is exploring table game operations in Vietnam following the termination of its Cambodian VIP business.
