Hong Kong ( CNN ) -- In the usually sleepy world of Hong Kong stock exchange filings , a new document is gaining attention for its unintentionally hilarious descriptions of nightclub life . The 378-page prospectus lays out the risks and potential rewards of investing in a new stock offering for `` Magnum Entertainment Group Holdings , '' the owner of three nightclubs in Hong Kong . In doing so , the document puts exact definitions on terms that may seem obvious to anyone who has ever stayed out past midnight . Clubs , for example , are defined as establishments that include `` a dance floor and high-energy music . '' The prospectus elaborates , explaining that `` they are equipped with DJ booths where music that is intended to motivate customers to dance is played , and the volume of such music is usually high . '' Club-goers apparently tend to buy lots of beverages , including champagne and something called a cocktail , which is `` generally known as alcoholic beverages served by glass and prepared by bartenders mixing different alcohol and ingredients . '' Want to understand more late-night lingo ? The prospectus tells us `` there has been a trend of 'club-hopping ' developing in Hong Kong in recent years which means customers have the tendency to visit multiple clubs in one night . '' VIPs are given special privileges , including free entry , discounts and other perks . `` For instance , the managers of the Clubs may assist VIP Customers to store their unfinished bottle of liquor or wine upon request . '' Another great revelation ? In addition to liquor licenses , Hong Kong clubs are required to have `` dancing endorsements . '' Without such permission , it seems the club could turn into a scene out of `` Footloose . '' Of course , the prospectus is n't supposed to be a guide to Hong Kong nightlife . The document is aimed at potential shareholders , not potential clubgoers . With Magnum shares already trading at nearly twice the offering price , those investors may be laughing all the way to the bank .
Notes on three nightclubs in Hong Kong contain descriptions of nightlife . Document some terms that may seem obvious to anyone . Clubs defined as places with ` ` a dance floor and high - quality music ''