Document background
Articles of Incorporation Organization documents are required when establishing a new company in Hong Kong under the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622). This fundamental document must be filed with the Companies Registry and serves multiple crucial purposes: it legally establishes the company's existence, defines its basic structure and governance framework, and outlines the relationships between shareholders, directors, and the company itself. The document includes essential information such as the company's name, registered office address, share capital details, and basic operational rules. In Hong Kong's business environment, Articles of Incorporation must comply with specific local regulatory requirements while providing the flexibility needed for various business operations. This document is particularly important as it forms part of the company's constitution and is publicly accessible through the Companies Registry.
