BUILDING contractor CIL Holdings is considering a listing on the Stock Exchange of Hongkong.
The major shareholder in the company is Mr David Woo, son of the late chairman of the stock exchange, Mr Woo Hon-fai, and brother of Mr Henry Wu King-cheong, chairman of the Hongkong Stock Brokers' Association.
Other shareholders are the Woo family trust and senior management of the company.
The company provides an integrated range of building-related contracting services, including interior decoration and renovation, electrical and mechanical engineering (E & M) and building construction, principally in China and Hongkong.
More than 50 per cent of the company's contracts come from China and more than half of its contracts are for interior design and decoration.
The company has several project orders in hand, including a $123 million government contract and the $160 million Nanjing Grand Hotel interior decoration and E & M contracts.
The government contract involves the interior design and renovation of government offices for two years.