In 1841, Seth Ebrahim Noordin, a man who survived a shipwreck and arrived India on a bale of cotton, came ashore Hong Kong with the British East India Company just a few months after the British landed. Within a mere year, he set up Abdoolally Ebrahim to trade cotton, silk and tea, and founded Hong Kong’s first ever cross-harbour ferry services. In 1951 Abdoolally Ebrahim was changed from a partnership to a limited company that went by the name of Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co (HK) Ltd, now the principal subsidiary of the Abdoolally Ebrahim Group (AEG). AEG is not only one of the oldest trading houses of Hong Kong, it is HSBC’s oldest surviving client.
Current Openings:
- Finance Department
