Articles of Association
Any company registered and incorporated in Hong Kong must have a set of Articles of Association under the Companies Ordinance. What should be included in the Articles of Association (AOA), and how can a company make changes to its AOA afterwards? Read this post to find out.
Guide to the Articles of Association
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