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Hong Kong’s ‘King of Penny Stocks’ to take over Birmingham City from Carson Yeung

Paul Suen Cho-hung’s ‘Trillion Trophy Asia’ to take over club

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Carson Yeung Ka-sing appears at the Court of Final Appeal in Central last month. Photo: Sam Tsang

A little-known Hong Kong businessman called ‘the King of Penny Stocks’ is set to take over troubled football club Birmingham City.

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An announcement to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Tuesday revealed imprisoned Carson Yeung Ka-sing’s reign as owner is almost over.

The 61-page statement outlined how and when Paul Suen Cho-hung’s Trillion Trophy Asia (TTA) will complete their purchase of Birmingham, setting out details of a complex restructuring which includes a “capital reorganisation” to pave the way for TTA to take majority ownership.

Hong Kong-based Suen and Daniel Sue Ka-lok would be Birmingham’s directors.

They plan to make available HK$120 million for signing new players.

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Birmingham fans may wonder who Suen is though, with little information on the new owner and seemingly no photos of him anywhere online.

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