10:21 139 HOLDINGS<00139>-Announcement & Resumption of Trading (6) HK$'000 HK$'000 Turnover 65,067 49,887 Profit before tax 18,952 11,476 Profit after tax 18,952 9,918 Total asset 555,502 508,060 Loan from shareholder 447,640 444,912 Net asset 99,676 15,008 Net current assets 56,156 29,690 INFORMATION ON HOTEL GRANDEUR MACAU Hotel Grandeur Macau is a four star hotel located at Rua de Pequim, No. 199, Macau, and it only takes approximately 15 minutes traveling to the Macau International Airport and 5 minutes traveling to the New Macau Maritime Ferry Terminal. Hotel Grandeur Macau is a 26-storey hotel with two levels of basement and has a total gross floor area of approximately 267,472 square feet, with about 350 guest rooms and commenced its operation on 8 September, 1993. There are also facilities in Hotel Grandeur Macau including fitness centre, health centre, indoor heated swimming pool, hair salon, business centre, karaoke, multipurpose function room and restaurants, including a revolving restaurant. There is no casino operation in the hotel. The Directors currently has no intention to engage in the casino business. FINANCIAL EFFECTS OF THE PROPOSED ACQUISITION ON THE GROUP According to the annual and interim reports of the Company, the Group recorded an audited consolidated profit of approximately HK$1.2 million for the fiscal year ended 31 March, 2004 and an unaudited consolidated loss of approximately HK$2.6 million for the six months ended 30 September, 2004. Given the profitable track record of Hotel Grandeur Macau and the prospects of the tourism industry in Macau, the Directors consider that the Proposed Acquisition would be beneficial to the Group financially. REASONS FOR THE PROPOSED ACQUISITION AND ENTERING INTO THE MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT The Company is an investment holding company and the principal activities of its subsidiaries are manufacturing, trading and distribution of car audio equipment and other merchandise and the trading of securities. In the midst of intense market competition and price pressures, the Group has experienced a steady sales decline and loss in its car audio business. In order to react to this adversity, the Group has continuously pursued a prudent strategy to explore into suitable investment opportunities so as to diversify its business and enhance profitability. With the relaxation of restrictions on PRC mainland tourist to Hong Kong and Macau, the hotel, catering, retails sales business sectors have achieved a robust recovery and significant rebound. The increase in business travel and mainland individuals' visit to Macau have created a huge demand for hotel rooms, catering and other traveler/tourist-related services in Macau such as restaurants, bars, theme parks, sport events, casinos, racing parks, shopping malls and other tourist attractions. The Directors believe that the economic boom in these business sectors will generate an abundance of investment