Company Profile

We are a company with over 50 years history, located in Hong Kong in the Asia Pacific region with expert experience in the turf maintenance for generations.

We source well-known turf machinery, aeration equipment, chainsaw and arboriculture equipment from all over the world for over 30 years and provide our customers after sales services such as on site tutoring and maintenance for our products, which can rarely be done by other companies in Hong Kong due to limited knowledge in the industry.

We originally started by the owner's grandfather, who operated a rice-mill in Po On, Shun Tak Province, China during the Second World War.  Peddy rice seed was sold to different provinces in China after 1947.

Afterwards, the owner's father registered the company as a trading company in Hong Kong and diversified product line to vegetable seed, flower seed in small package to supermarket size with market in both Macau and Hong Kong.

In 1950, flower bulbs were first sold with a first order for 500 pieces of gladiolus bulbs, imported from Holland, which marked as a proper start up of business in Hong Kong in line with the peak economic period.

From 1958 to the 60's, massive cabbage seed was also imported from Dai-Ichi, Japan and FMC, the U.S. and sold to various provinces in China during the Chinese starvation period.

Since 1968, in view of strong demand from local farmers, the first hand power tiller (Hand Tractor) was imported from ISEKI, Japan as a starting point of the company's turf machinery business.

Over the past 10 years, the most best selling product is brush cutter, which has been recorded for over 1,800 units up to the millennium year.

Different kinds of turf machinery with various models and implements to suits different environment and usage are still introducing to the market with a bigger market share.

Prize presentation to our Managing Director, Mr. Thomas Ng from the President of Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China, Mr. Timothy Fok Tsun Ting, S.B.S. JP during the annual dinner of the Hong Kong Recreation Management Association in 1999.