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AMTD Digital Inc. reports developments tied to its ADS-listed digital solutions business and to The Generation Essentials Group, its media, entertainment, hospitality and VIP services subsidiary. Recurring updates cover TGE’s annual results, premium property and hotel portfolio activity, film and entertainment projects, and media assets such as L'Officiel and The Art Newspaper.
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AMTD Group (NYSE:AMTD) and The Generation Essentials Group announced that AC Milan star Rafael Leão's signed copy of L'Officiel Hommes Italia cover will be displayed at L'Officiel Coffee Japan. The Portuguese footballer, who wears AC Milan's number 10 jersey, is featured in the magazine's Summertime Issue.
Leão, who has over 7 million Instagram followers, will represent AC Milan at an upcoming sporting event in Hong Kong's Kai Tak Sports Park in July, alongside Arsenal, Liverpool, and Tottenham. Beyond football, Leão pursues music under the name Way 45 and runs his streetwear brand Son Is Son. This showcase follows a similar tradition set by actress Michelle Wai, who previously presented her signed L'Officiel magazine to L'Officiel Coffee.
AMTD Group and its subsidiary The Generation Essentials Group (TGE) have secured another victory in their fight against IP infringement. The company has successfully obtained an order from the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center against Luxury Village LLC, forcing the transfer of the domain name 'lofficiel.au' to AMTD. This follows a previous Hong Kong court order that prohibited Luxury Village LLC and its director Dimitri Vorontsov from unauthorized operations using the L'OFFICIEL AMTD brand.
AMTD has also successfully taken down other infringing domains including 'lofficiel.co', 'lofficiel.cn', and 'lofficiel.net.cn'. The company warns partners and customers about unauthorized domains still in operation and commits to continued legal action to protect its intellectual property rights.