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Key people at Caltex South China Investments Limited.
Caltex South China Investments Limited is a Hong Kong-based private investment company focused on distributing fuel products and operating retail gas stations across southern China. The organization manages a network of integrated convenience stores and fuel distribution centers, historically reporting HK$374 million in annual revenue and HK$32.3 million in profits. Operating primarily in the Guangdong, Fujian, and Macau regions, the company has managed a portfolio of at least 45 gas stations and held a 60 percent ownership stake in regional Macau operations. The firm operates in close association with major industry entities including Caltex, Chevron, and Texaco, while partnering with local governments for oil storage infrastructure. Before officially adopting its current corporate name in 1997, the enterprise was originally established as Langton Investment in 1982 by founders Ho Tsz-ping and the Ho family.
Key people at Caltex South China Investments Limited.
Caltex South China Investments Limited appears to be the Hong Kong / South China operating arm of the Caltex petroleum group that markets fuels, lubricants and related energy products in the region; it is presented in supplier directories and corporate sites as a Caltex South China entity that exports and supplies petroleum-related products and serves Mainland China and Hong Kong markets[1][6].
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