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Dr. TSUI Ping Kwong, Edward, born in British Hong Kong, is a Hong Kong industrialist in the screw manufacturing industry and the founder and CEO of Shing Hing Group.[1] He also holds various public positions and is currently the Founding Chairman of the Hong Kong Screw[2] and Fastener Council and Vice President of the Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong.[3]
Biography
Dr. Tsui has been engaged in the screw industry for over 40 years. He founded Shing Hing Hong Industrial Co., Ltd. in 1977 in Hong Kong, initially focusing on trading. By 1993, the company began building its own screw brand, offering a one-stop service from production and testing to delivery. In 2003, Dr. Tsui spearheaded the establishment of the Hong Kong Screw and Fastener Council and is now its Permanent Honorary Chairman. With his extensive experience in the field, he is known in the industry and media as the "King of Screws."
Dr. Tsui currently serves as a member of the Innovation and Technology Support Programme Vetting Committee of the Innovation and Technology Fund, a member of the Eastern District Fight Crime Committee, and Vice President of the Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong. He also holds key positions in various industrial and business associations, including the Dongguan Fenggang Foreign Investment Enterprises Association, the Hong Kong United Innovation and Technology and Manufacturing Industries Association, and the Hong Kong Association for the Advancement of Science and Technology.
Since 2011, Dr. Tsui has been a school manager of Confucian Tai Shing Secondary School and was officially appointed as the school supervisor in 2015, contributing back to his alma mater.
According to a report by HK01, the Chinese Manufacturers' Association will elect a new president by the end of this year. Two vice presidents, Ng Wang Pan and Dr. Tsui Ping Kwong (the latter being known as the "King of Screws"), expressed interest in running. However, rumors surfaced involving alleged fraudulent voting, which escalated to a court case. Vice President Stephen Sze and his printing company recently filed a case in the High Court accusing Dr. Tsui of spreading defamatory statements via social media, seeking an injunction and compensation.
Stephen Sze alleges that Dr. Tsui disseminated defamatory remarks via WhatsApp, WeChat, and email to CMA members and non-members on Thursday and Friday of last week.
The plaintiffs request that the court issue an injunction prohibiting the defendant from publishing, forwarding, posting, or participating in any defamatory statements and are seeking damages for defamation. The CMA will soon elect a new president. According to the CMA's rules, a few thousand members will first elect over 100 directors, who will then vote among themselves to elect the president. Dr. Tsui, the founder of Shing Hing Group, is one of the contenders and is known as the "King of Screws." Ng Wang Pan, on the other hand, is in the jewelry industry and serves as the Managing Director of Po Sang Jewellery Manufacturing Limited. Case Number: HCA2379/2017
Dr. Tsui Ping Kwong denied and countered that Ng Wang Pan completely fabricated the accusations.