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Hutchison Whampoa is controlled by the Cheung Kong Group, and headed by Li Ka-shing, Asia’s wealthiest man, who has been nicknamed “Superman” because of his investment prowess. Its operations include ports, with property and hotels, retailing telecommunications (Hutchison Telecommunications International) and infrastructure (Cheung Kong Infrastructure). Hutchison is also a major shareholder of Husky Energy, one of Canada’s largest energy and energy related companies.
Hutchison’s Panama ports deal

Diving deep into CK Hutchison’s Panama ports exit

A sale by Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison of its overseas ports, including two in Panama, to a BlackRock consortium continues to stir debate as to its eventual outcome. China has expressed unhappiness, suggesting the deal would hurt national interest, while CK Hutchison has said the transaction is purely commercial. In a two-part special, we speak to insiders on how the trifecta of geopolitics, the domestic politics of Panama and changes in the port business influenced CK Hutchison.

China plans new approach to end deadlock with the US over auditing

CK Hutchison gets conditional approval to sell UK tower assets in US$4 billion deal

Britain’s competition watchdog has approved CK Hutchison Holdings’ sale of its tower assets in the United Kingdom to Spanish mobile telephone infrastructure operator Cellnex Telecom in a deal valued at about €3.7 billion (US$4 billion).

Profits slump at Li Ka-shing’s flagships Hutchison and CK Asset

CK Hutchison and CK Asset posted sharply lower profits as economic disruptions caused by the pandemic took a toll on operations ranging from ports to property.

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