What is a Dormant Company in Hong Kong?
A dormant company is a registered entity under the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) that has ceased significant accounting transactions and qualifies for exemption from statutory audits under Section 447. This status preserves corporate registration while minimizing compliance obligations, requiring only essential filings with the Companies Registry (CR). Dormancy provides a strategic solution for businesses pausing operations, holding assets, or planning future reactivation without incurring full compliance costs.
Why Apply for Dormant Status?
Maintaining dormant status delivers critical advantages:
What Services Do We Provide for Dormant Companies?
Our end-to-end solution ensures seamless dormant status management:
Who Qualifies for Dormant Status?
This service benefits:
What Are the Key Requirements?
To achieve/maintain dormancy:
Who Manages Dormant Status Compliance?
Our licensed team includes:
What Are the Benefits?
Strategic Considerations
While dormant status offers significant advantages for temporary business pauses, companies should evaluate their long-term needs:
Dormancy Benefits: Optimal for preserving corporate history, licenses, banking relationships, and intellectual property during short-to-medium term hiatuses (1-5 years).
Deregistration Alternative: If operations won’t resume within 3-5 years, formal deregistration may be more cost-effective. New companies can be registered within 7 days when needed.
Preserve or Deregister? Optimize Your Strategy!
Whether maintaining dormancy or considering deregistration, our experts provide tailored compliance solutions. We ensure your business meets all Hong Kong dormant company compliance obligations and adheres to Hong Kong dormant company requirements efficiently.
Preserve Your Corporate Legacy Strategically!
Optimize compliance costs while safeguarding your Hong Kong registration.