Lui, Andrew Lop Kay 呂立基

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Organisation Last
position		 Year-end Fees Salary &
benefits		 Bonus Retire Share-
based		 Total

2016 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2016-03-31 20 2,472 122 2,614
Total 20 2,472 0 122 0 2,614

2015 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2015-03-31 20 1,620 122 1,762
Total 20 1,620 0 122 0 1,762

2014 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2014-03-31 20 1,620 122 1,762
Total 20 1,620 0 122 0 1,762

2013 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2013-03-31 20 1,560 117 1,697
Total 20 1,560 0 117 0 1,697

2012 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2012-03-31 20 1,500 112 1,632
Total 20 1,500 0 112 0 1,632

2011 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2011-03-31 20 1,620 108 1,748
Total 20 1,620 0 108 0 1,748

2010 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2010-03-31 20 1,440 108 1,568
Total 20 1,440 0 108 0 1,568

2009 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2009-03-31 20 1,440 108 1,568
Total 20 1,440 0 108 0 1,568

2008 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2008-03-31 20 1,300 80 1,400
Total 20 1,300 0 80 0 1,400

2007 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2007-03-31 20 1,200 80 1,300
Total 20 1,200 0 80 0 1,300

2006 HKD'000
CHUANG'S CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ED 2006-03-31 20 1,200 60 1,280
Total 20 1,200 0 60 0 1,280

Notes

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  2. If a director sits on the boards of both a listed company and its listed subsidiary, then the parent company records will normally include the pay at the subsidiary, so you should subtract that when looking at annual totals.

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