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Chinachem Group has been rooted in Hong Kong for over half a century, growing alongside the city and its people. 

We embrace placemaking as a strategic way to shape better places across Hong Kong. By activating our spaces through sports, food and cultural initiatives, we strengthen community connections, celebrate the city’s unique character, and create lasting value by supporting local businesses and sustainable urban development.
Sport
Where spaces come alive together
Food
Where everyday experiences give place its character
Culture
Where stories bring people together
Food, Connecting Communities

 

Food is a daily essential — and a universal language. In a fast-paced city, sharing a meal becomes a moment to slow down and come together. Chinachem Group uses food as a medium to bring neighbours closer and create shared community memories. As food becomes part of local stories, neighbourhood character and small businesses are brought into focus. Beyond meeting daily needs, it connects people with place, and strengthens community ties.
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    Revitalising the Tai Ho Road Footbridge Through Art

    As a supporting organisation of “Savour Tsuen Wan: A Skywalk of Flavour & Culture”, organised by the Tsuen Wan District Office, CCG invited local award winning illustrator Pearl Law to create a series of illustrations celebrating Tsuen Wan’s food culture and streetscapes. Through this collaboration, the Tai Ho Road footbridge is reimagined as a shared public experience - infusing everyday infrastructure with renewed vitality, strengthening its sense of place and supporting the local economy.

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Sport Activates Community Life
Sport is an important part of everyday life. From a placemaking perspective, it does more than promoting physical and mental well‑being. It brings people back into shared spaces, helps them reconnects with their surroundings, and encourages neighbours to compete and cheer for each other - energising the communities.

  • CCG Pickleball Challenge 2026

    CCG Pickleball Challenge 2026 - the first large scale pickleball tournament ever held within a shopping mall in Hong Kong - took place at Tsuen Wan’s D·PARK over Easter. The event reflects Chinachem Group’s placemaking commitment by transforming extensive mall space into a lively sports arena, where people of all ages can stay active, have fun and connect through one of the world’s fastest growing sports.

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  • CCG Tsuen Wan Games

    To support the National Games and the “Sports for All” movement, Chinachem Group presented the “Chinachem Tsuen Wan Games”, turning D·PARK  into an all ages sports arena. It encouraged seniors and young people to play side by side, strengthening family bonds and fostering an inclusive community through sport. 

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Other Community Highlights

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    Jockey Club Dance Well Project

    Supported by the Group, programme participants made their first performance appearance in Tsuen Wan, using dance at Nina Park to connect with nature and enliven the community space.

  • Community street run 

    A community street run from NINA MALL, bringing Tsuen Wan residents together to enjoy harbourfront views, share running experiences and feel the collective energy.

  • Stick Mobility Class

    Held at the outdoor piazza of Nina Tower, this relaxed stick based stretching session invited people to gently build strength and joint mobility, helping participants feel lighter and more energised as part of the local Tsuen Wan community.

  • Watch Video
    Jockey Club Dance Well Project

    Supported by the Group, programme participants made their first performance appearance in Tsuen Wan, using dance at Nina Park to connect with nature and enliven the community space.

  • Community street run 

    A community street run from NINA MALL, bringing Tsuen Wan residents together to enjoy harbourfront views, share running experiences and feel the collective energy.

  • Stick Mobility Class

    Held at the outdoor piazza of Nina Tower, this relaxed stick based stretching session invited people to gently build strength and joint mobility, helping participants feel lighter and more energised as part of the local Tsuen Wan community.

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