cpm: a serviced floor with no nameplate at 香港特别行政区九龙城区鹤园东街3号

What the team found

cpm publishes 香港特别行政区九龙城区鹤园东街3号 as its office. The address is in Hong Kong. Nothing outside carried the company's name. The team were let in and went up to the floor the address points to, and found a shared office suite with no sign of the company on it.

A serviced floor with no nameplate is not proof that cpm is absent, and it is not evidence of an office either. What the address buys is a desk in somebody else's suite, and there was nothing on that suite to connect it to the company.

The checks

The checks that decided this outcome, from the visit checklist.

What Hong Kong looks like across the set

Hong Kong accounts for 535 of the addresses the team has visited. Across the 534 other visits to the city, the team confirmed an office 138 times, found nothing 154 times and could not get access 242 times.

The reports either side of this one in Hong Kong are CPY, CTBC SECURITIES and Cudrania Capital, and reading two or three together is usually more telling than any single visit.

Reading the checks together

In short, the building was the one the address names, there was no sign for the company outside and reception could not say either way. No single check settles an outcome on its own, which is why each one is listed above rather than folded into a verdict.

What this outcome means

Access restricted. Building or security restrictions prevented the researcher from completing the planned checks.

A field survey confirms only what was observed at the stated address and time. It does not verify regulatory status, client-money handling, trading conditions or financial strength. The photographs are the team's own, taken at the location on the day, and may be cropped for privacy. Read how surveys are conducted.

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