Dickson Concepts (International) aims to satisfy the Asian market's hunger for luxury goods. The company operates about 500 stores (some through joint ventures) in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Its operates single-brand luxury retailers, cheap links of london including ones selling Coach, Ralph Lauren, Brooks Brothers, and Bulgari. Dickson Concepts also operates stores under various luxury names, including Harvey Nichols and three Seibu department stores in Hong Kong. Sales are split between locals and tourists. Group executive chairman Dickson Poon owns 54% of Dickson Concepts. The company acquired Tommy Hilfiger's Asia Pacific unit in 2006 for about $51 million. Links of London Necklaces 

The deal, which closed in August 2006, included 89 Tommy Hilfiger stores operating in Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Singapore, and Malaysia. Dickson Concepts has plans to open as many as 70 more Tommy Hilfiger shops in these markets by 2014. W Charm 

Fast-growing Dickson Concepts (International) opened 65 retail outlets last year and plans to add 40 stores in 2007. The company plans to moderate its growth in China after expanding rapidly there over the past several years. V Charm 

The company, which is expanding quickly, added London luxe label Harvey Nichols and Parisian pen maker ST Dupont to its stable in recent years. In 2005 Dickson Concepts also acquired Bertolucci, the Swiss luxury watch firm. Founded in 1987, Bertolucci is best known for its signature bracelet of links inspired by the pebbles that line Mediterranean beaches.