Green Island Cement Works, Hung Hom [1898-????] | Gwulo: Old Hong Kong

Green Island Cement Works, Hung Hom [1898-????]

Current condition: 
Demolished / No longer exists
Date Place completed: 
1898-01-01

The opening date comes from pg319 of HUNG HOM: AN EARLY INDUSTRIAL VILLAGE IN OLD BRITISH KOWLOON by CARL T. SMITH & JAMES HAYES

I'm not sure when it closed, though IDJ notes:

I think the process plant for the cement factory closed in the late 70s limiting its dust and smoke output, but a bagging plant remained until much later.

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Hi there,

Walked through the area last week and found there is still a building marked as Green Island Cement today.  That would be right at the seaside at Hok Cheung Street.

Best Regards,

T

Hi There,

The current plant is in Tap Shek Kok, according to their corporate website.  Their Head Quarters is still in Hok Cheung Street.

T

An article on the operation of the Green Island Cement Co Ltd can be read here in the Hong Kong Telegraph dated 22 January 1910. Scroll to page 5.