Wah Wo Holdings Group Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the provision of aluminum works and related services in Hong Kong. The company offers façade works, including windows, window wall systems, curtain wall systems, and other façade members. It also provides design and build, and renovation services for various types of buildings, including residential apartments, commercial buildings, retail premises, universities, and hotels. The company's services include developing designs, conducting structural calculations, and preparing shop drawings, as well as management and coordination of various aspects of a project, which is involved in the procurement of building materials from material suppliers and/or subcontracting of installation works to its subcontractors, on-site project management, and post-project completion and maintenance services. It also trades in tools and equipment. The company was incorporated in 2018 and is headquartered in Kwai Chung, Hong Kong. Wah Wo Holdings Group Limited is a subsidiary of Ornate Bright Limited.
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