Early Life and Career
Steven Lo was born into the Vitasoy International Holdings Limited family and is the nephew of Lo Hoi-Muk, founder of the Cafe de Coral Group. Born in Hong Kong, Lo's family relocated to Macau when his father was appointed to manage Vitasoy's business in Macau. Lo was brought up and educated in Macau. He attended the secondary school Yuet Wah College.
During adolescence, Lo was interested in football and music. When he was in form two in the secondary school, he organised a concert for Sam Hui, and formed the fans club in Macau. He eventually went on to organising other concerts in Macau for acts such as The Wynners, Louie Castro and Rowena Cortes.
After graduation, he began his career in the banking industry. He consequently established a car dealership, and was also involved in real estate businesses. At the dawn of the 1990s, Lo began investing in the Hong Kong film industry, setting up a film distribution company 永高院線.
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