HONG KONG, CHINA�-�Media OutReach�- 8 July 2019
- In recognition of Chinachem Group's commitment to minimizing light pollution
and energy wastage, the Environment Bureau has once again conferred the
Platinum Award and Gold Award of Charter on External Lighting on 22 Chinachem
properties.

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Mr. Donald Choi, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of
Chinachem Group, says, "As a developer with a mission, we are committed to building
quality, functional and environmentally-friendly homes, shopping malls and
hotels for the sake of social well-being. To reinforce our commitment to
sustainable developments, we have developed a 15-year carbon reduction strategy
which targets to reduce carbon emission up to 38% by 2030. We will continue to
support the Charter on External Lighting to transform Hong Kong into a more
livable city."

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Chinachem affiliate properties have taken part in the initiative and
awarded the Platinum Award of Charter on External Lighting, including The Lily,
South Crest, The Golden Gate, Nina Tower, Chinachem Tsuen Wan Plaza, Chinachem
333 Plaza, Chinachem Tower, 1 Hung To Road, Hong Kong Chinese Bank Building,
Two Chinachem Plaza, Chinachem Hollywood Centre, Chinachem Leighton Plaza, Two
Chinachem Exchange Square, Chinachem Exchange Square, L' hotel Nina et
Convention Centre, L'hotel �lan, L'hotel Causeway Bay Harbour View, Lodgewood
by L'hotel Mongkok and Lodgewood by L'hotel Wanchai. In addition, Chinachem
Cameron Centre and Chinachem Golden Plaza received the Gold Award of Charter on
External Lighting.

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Chinachem properties have been participating through switching off
external lighting installations of decorative, promotional or advertising
purposes between 11 pm (or midnight) and 7 am since the debut of Charter on
External Lighting in 2016. Up to now, a total of 22 Chinachem properties
support the Charter.