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Generation Essentials Group/The
TGE.US
The Generation Essentials Group, a media and entertainment company, engages in fashion, arts, lifestyle, cultural, entertainment, as well as F&B businesses worldwide. It operates through three segments: Media and entertainment; Hotel operation, hospitality and VIP services; and The strategic investment. The company publishes print publications and digital contents, including L’Officiel, The Art Newspaper, and DigFin. It also produces and invests in movies; holds premium building properties; and provides hospitality services in Hong Kong and Singapore, as well as operates IP extended business in the areas of F&B.
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