Li Damin

Li Damin, born in Hong Kong, is the brother of the well-known Hong Kong entrepreneur Lee Shau Kee. He has held multiple management positions at Hang Kee Properties Group. Since 2006, Li Damin has served as a non-executive director on the board of Hang Kee Properties, while also concurrently holding the position of executive director at Hang Kee Development. This arrangement reflects his role distinctions across different business segments within the company. According to the company's articles of association, he officially resigned from his position as a non-executive director at the shareholders' annual meeting on June 1, 2022, thereby ending his directorship at Hang Kee Properties and not seeking re-election.

During his tenure at Hang Kee Group, Li Damin began serving as a non-executive director of Hang Kee Properties in 2006, and at the associated company Hang Kee Development, he also served as an executive director. His roles within the Hang Kee Group continued until 2022, during which he held key positions within the group, participating in strategic and management affairs.

In 2010, at the recommendation of Tongxing Pharmaceutical, he succeeded a retiring director to join the board of Wong Lo Kat Pharmaceutical. This board adjustment was seen as part of the strategic arrangements by Carlsberg Group to respond to the trademark dispute over "Wong Lo Kat," with board members shifting from political and business figures to professionals focusing more on commercial operations and legal expertise.

Regarding family relationships, Li Damin's sister, Fung Lee Whann-kiu, has long served as the chief treasurer of Hang Kee Group, primarily responsible for financial management of Hang Kee Properties and Hang Kee Management. Her family members hold significant influence within the management system of Hang Kee Group, demonstrating the family's deep involvement in the enterprise.

Li Damin's work history within Hang Kee Group and his role on the board of Wong Lo Kat Pharmaceutical reflect his active presence in Hong Kong's business circles and his cross-appointments across different corporate roles. His changes in positions and locations of employment conform to corporate governance requirements, emphasizing his evolving role in enterprise operations and management.