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Hong Kong’s renowned luxury jewellery brand, Chow Sang Sang, has announced its foray into the North American market. This expansion is made possible through a strategic partnership with Nuvei, an international payments company. Genevieve Chow, the Chief…
With a focus on urban markets, Chow Sang Sang Holdings International plans to open around 50 stores this year. While consumer sentiment improved in the second half of last year for the jewellery retailer, it says a strong recovery is yet to be seen,…
A “steady if cautious” Hong Kong retail recovery is clearly underway, according to a report from Savills released today. “The retail sector is slowly coming to life after four years of painful adjustment which has seen the emergence of a ‘tenant’s market’, a…
Three thieves fled on a motorbike with HK$24 million (US$3 million) worth of jewellery after smashing Chow Sang Sang Jewellery’s store window with hammers in one of Hong Kong’s busiest shopping districts about 10am yesterday. Police have mounted a citywide…
Jewelry retailers Chow Sang Sang Holdings (00116.HK) and Luk Fook Holdings 00590.HK) are said to be waiving the craftsmanship fee on their gold products in a bid to spur sales during the upcoming Labor Day holidays. The promotional period will last for six…
Retailers Chow Sang Sang and Seng Fung both reckon the fall trend in jewellery sales seen in 2015 will last until the upcoming holiday The fall trend seen in jewellery sales last year will persist all the way through the upcoming Chinese New Year holiday in…
Jeweller Chow Sang Sang has reported a 12 per cent slump in same store sales in Hong Kong and Macau during the first half of this year. But the company’s total sales slipped just one per cent and its profit rose 40 per cent during the six months, due to its…
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