| 2004 |
| RoadShow equipped MMOB systems
on additional buses to total 4,000 transit vehicles with 16,000
LCD monitors, reaching 3 million audience daily. |
| RoadShow received the Caring Company Award
of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service for three consecutive
years from 2002 to 2004. RoadShow was recognized for its on-going
efforts in caring for the community and commitment to good
corporate citizenship through disseminating community service
messages and broadcasting public educational programmes via
MMOB. |
| RoadShow received the Gold Award for Overall
Annual Reports in the media company category from the International
Academy Awards of Annual Reports Competition 2004. The world-wide
competition is hosted annually by the New York-based MerComm
Inc., and is the world's largest and most prestigious awards
event honouring excellence in annual reports. |
| 2003 |
| For two consecutive years won the Caring Company
Award organized by the Hong Kong Council of Social Services.
RoadShow was recognized for its continuous support to charitable
and non-profit making organizations in disseminating community
services messages and broadcasting public educational programme
through MMOB. |
| For the third consecutive year, RoadShow was
selected as one of the top 500 Chinese enterprises in 2003
by Yazhou Zhoukan news magazine. |
| RoadShow received the Championship Award in
the 15th (2003) Hong Kong Printing Awards in the Annual Report
category. The award is jointly organized by the Hong Kong
Trade Development Council, the Leisure and Cultural Services
Department, the Hong Kong Productivity Council, the Hong Kong
Publishing Professionals Society and the Graphic Arts Association
of Hong Kong. |
| RoadShow received the Gold Award for Cover
Photo/Design and Silver Award for Non-Traditional Annual Reports
from the International Academy Awards of Annual Reports Competition
2003. The world-wide competition is hosted annually by the
New York-based MerComm Inc., and is the world's largest and
most prestigious awards event honouring excellence in annual
reports. |
| 2002 |
| RoadShow and Daye Transmedia Co., Ltd. ("Daye"),
a company wholly owned by the People's Daily, formed a joint
venture company, to provide media sales services in Mainland
China. |
| RoadShow formed a joint venture company in
Guangzhou which has the rights to display advertising on bus
shelters, billboards, bus bodies and telephone booths in Guangzhou. |
| RoadShow invested in a joint venture company
in Shanghai which holds the advertising rights for the 'Lamplight
Rainbow', bridge-shaped advertising arches located along heavily
travelled Huaihai Road in Shanghai. |
| RoadShow entered into an agreement with Shun
Tak Holdings Limited ("Shun Tak") to form a joint
venture company to expand the Group's media sales business
in Macau and Pearl River Delta Region. |
| |
| 2001 |
| RoadShow and Samsung Electronics completed
the world's largest MMOB project to equip 2,400 buses with
9,600 LCD monitors. |
| Roadshow Holdings Limited listed on the Main
Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. |
| RoadShow's initial public offering raised HK$588.8
miliion with 156 times over subscription. |
| RoadShow entered into an agreement with Aberdeen
Maxicab Service Company Limited to develop the MMOB system
for use on their public light buses. |
| RoadShow signed memoranda of agreement with
five transit vehicle operators in Mainland China to develop
the MMOB in five cities. |
| RoadShow donated HK$1 million to The Community
Chest. |
| |
| 2000 |
| Reorganization of RoadShow in preparation for
the listing of the Company's shares on the Stock Exchange. |
| RoadShow commenced the MMOB business with audio
visual programmes on buses. |
