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Henderson Land
Henderson Land Development Co. Ltd. (HK stock code 0012) is a Hong Kong-based property company and constituent of the benchmark Hang Seng Index. Henderson Land focuses on property development and investment, project management, construction, hotel operation, department store operation, finance, investment holding and infrastructure.
Chairman / President
Lee Ka-kit/ Le Ka-Shing
CEO / Managing Director
Lee Ka Shing
CFO / Finance Director
WONG Ho Ming, Augustine
Industry
Property
Website
hld.com
Headquarters address
42nd Floor, Lee Garden One, 33 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Stock Code
SEHK:00012
Year founded
1976
Henderson Land Development chairman Martin Lee made his presence felt in Wan Chai, where he cast his ballot. Photo: Nora Tam
Legislative Council election 2025

Hong Kong property tycoons turn heads at poll, urge voters to fulfil civic duty

Tycoons from SHKP, Sino Group, Henderson Land Development, New World Development, CK Hutchison and Chinese Estates cast ballots.

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Hong Kong developers push for smoking ban at construction sites after deadly fire

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Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s Central prime office rents are up for the first time in over 3 years

Hong Kong property

Henderson’s Central Yards, with sky garden and Broadway theatre, to open in 2027

The Hong Kong-listed developer’s 1.6 million sq ft sustainable mixed-use project will provide more than 700,000 sq ft of office and ancillary space.

An artist’s Impression of Henderson Land’s Central Yards mixed-use development on the New Central Harbourfront. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong property

Chinachem secures plot in Hong Kong’s Tsuen Wan for US$318 million

Private developer outbids eight others for the site, which is expected to yield 780 flats.

Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s top developers vie for rare Tsuen Wan site in test of land market

Nine bidders have lodged offers for the city’s only residential site this quarter.

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Legislative Council election 2025

Debate welcome at Hong Kong’s Legco election forums, but no smearing: Eric Chan

City’s No 2 official says government-run forums, other efforts aim to elect high-quality candidates without ‘mudslinging and back-stabbing’.

(From left) Candidates Chris Ip, Janet Lee, Christine Fong, Cheung Mei-hung and Chan Chi-ho attend a forum for the New Territories South East constituency. Photo: Edmond So
Hong Kong property

Tomson Group’s Charles Tong buys US$14.4 million Hong Kong home

The 2,335 sq ft flat at The Legacy in Mid-Levels West was handed over to the buyer on Monday.

Legislative Council election 2025

Surprises in Hong Kong Legco election nominations as tycoons back unions

Business and trade union leaders in a show of cross-sector support for coming election.

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2025 National Games

Hong Kong joins sister cities in taking up torch for National Games relay events

Sports minister Rosanna Law says authorities well prepared for Games, notes only one-third of local event tickets have been sold.

The torch crosses Victoria Harbour on the Star Ferry for the relay event. Photo: Felix Wong
2025 National Games

Hong Kong business chiefs, community gear up for National Games torch relay

Athletes such as fencer Kaylin Hsieh and businessmen like Sino Land chairman Daryl Ng and Henderson Land chairman Martin Lee are on list.

(From left) Chief Transport Officer Marie Sin, National Games Coordination Office Hong Kong head Yeung Tak-keung and Superintendent Aubrey Siu of the police force. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong businessman Peter Law’s daughter buys US$46 million Mid-Levels flat

The purchase by Winnie Law follows her father’s US$140 million mansion sale in August – a sign of Hong Kong’s recovering property market.

Legislative Council election 2025

Henderson Land’s Augustine Wong launches Hong Kong Legco election bid

Property developer’s executive director says he will handle matters fairly and impartially, dismissing conflict-of-interest concerns.

Hong Kong property

Hong Kong property: Grand Mayfair III, Woodis see brisk sales as market picks up

Buyers acquired 71 of 138 units by late Sunday afternoon at the 680-unit Grand Mayfair III project led by Sino Land.

Buyers thronged to the Grand Mayfair III project during the first round of sales on Tuesday. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong society

5 tenants lose bid to block eviction at Hong Kong estate set for redevelopment

District Court hands down first judgment of two civil trials implicating seven Tai Hang Sai Estate tenants who refuse to move out of compound.

Built six decades ago, Tai Hang Sai Estate is now up for redevelopment. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong homebuyers flock to Henderson Land project in Wan Chai

All 75 new flats on offer at the Woodis residential development on Saturday are sold out.

Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s largest flex-office provider opens new workspace facility in Central

The grade A office market recorded a net absorption of 401,000 sq ft in the third quarter, the highest since the second quarter of 2019.

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Food and Drinks

Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for September 26-28

Taste a rare culinary collaboration at Ming Court, authentic duck ramen at Regent Hong Kong, and a bold fusion of Japanese, Korean and American flavours at The Henderson.

Dishes at The Henderson’s newest restaurant by chef Akira Back. Photo: Handout
Banking & finance

Hong Kong firms tap new Swap Connect rule to hedge yuan rate risks

Henderson Land among firms completing interest-rate swaps based on the onshore loan prime rate, HSBC says.

Hong Kong property

Affluent Hong Kong investors snap up luxury flats as property market improves

‘With more rate cuts ahead … expect home prices to register some 3 to 5 per cent upside in 2026,’ property analyst Raymond Cheng says.

Hong Kong society

WWII bomb in Hong Kong’s Quarry Bay successfully disposed of after 9-hour effort

Defusing process, which required evacuating 6,000 residents near bomb site, took longer than expected due to heavy rain, police say.

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Officers from the explosive ordnance disposal bureau stand beside the shell casing on Pan Hoi street in Quarry Bay. Photo: Karma Lo
Banking & finance

Policy address: Hong Kong unveils measures to boost financial centre status

Lee unveils plans to encourage more mainland banks to set up in city, tax incentives for family offices, and possible use of RMB to settle certain government expenditure.

Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu delivers his fourth policy address. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong developers test homebuyer sentiment as outlook brightens

Henderson Land and Swire Properties have varying success with the sales of their residential projects in To Kwa Wan and Chai Wan.

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Hong Kong property

K. Wah International prices new Tin Hau units at higher level than neighbour

Kabitat Tin Hau project is located at 33 King’s Road and is near an MTR station, firm says.

Hong Kong property

Hong Kong builders rush to sell 200 flats amid rate-cut optimism

After more than two years of new flats selling for less than second-hand units, the price gap has started to narrow, analyst says.

A view of Villa Garda, developed by Sino Land, in Lohas Park. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong property

Exclusive | NWD, CR Land to pay reduced premium for Northern Metropolis project

Eager to speed up the development of the Northern Metropolis, government takes into consideration market conditions, according to a source.

A view of the Hung Shui Kiu area in Yuen Long in Hong Kong’s New Territories on October 5, 2021. Shenzhen’s skyline is in the distant background. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong property

Former stock exchange CEO buys Hong Kong luxury flat for US$5.92 million

Francis Yuen Tin-fan and his wife picked up the property located on the former airport runway in late June as prices rebounded.

Business of climate change

UK start-up Barocal wins US$1 million TERA-Award for green energy innovation

The award, which is in its fourth year, has been set up by Hong Kong tycoon Peter Lee Ka-kit to find green solutions to tackle climate change.

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