Top ten consortia in Hong Kong

When you mention Hong Kong, you may think of Li Ka-shing, but Li Ka-shing is just one of the famous consortia in Hong Kong. Do you know how many consortia there are in Hong Kong? Today we will learn about the richest 10 consortium in Hong Kong. Hong Kong 10 consortium is the largest consortium in Hong Kong. The assets of these consortia involve all walks of life in Hong Kong. Let's see which consortia are there!

1 Guo Bingxiang Brothers

The industries involved by Guo Bingxiang Brothers include: Sun Hung Kai Properties, Kowloon Bus Holdings, SmartCom, etc. During this period, Bingxiang Brothers successfully sold properties such as Poly Bay and Metropark Bay through appropriate marketing strategies. Although the performance of Guo Bingxiang Brothers' Hong Kong-owned real estate industry is not ideal, it still has a relatively good performance.

Their performance has greatly improved since they changed the management of SmartCom and Kowloon Bus. However, the subsequent rebound in oil prices and public pressure for price reduction cast a shadow over the prospects of Kowloon Bus Holdings. The share price of Smt has been depressed for a long time, and SHKP intends to privatize it. Bt's sale of Smt shares has also greatly reduced the resistance to this action.

2. Li Ka-shing

Needless to say, Li Ka-shing owns Changjiang Industry, Hutchison Whampoa, Changjiang Infrastructure and HEC. After NTTDoCoMo launched 3G in Japan, the response was not satisfactory. In addition, the investment partners successively cancelled the 3G investment, and the share price of Changhe Department plummeted.

Later, Hutchison Whampoa officially launched 3G in Italy and Britain. It seems that Hutchison Whampoa's expansion in mainland ports has also stagnated, and the HEC, which has always been stable, is also troubled by the government's adjustment of the profit control mechanism. However, the share price of Changjiang Infrastructure has risen steadily, and the value and stability of its overseas investment seem to be accepted by investors. The value of listed Yangtze River life science and technology needs to be tested.

3. Lee Shau Kee

Lee Shau Kee is also a famous super-rich man in Hong Kong, which owns Henderson Land, Henderson Development, China Gas and other enterprises. Lee Shau Kee consortium's land reserve is sufficient to cope with business development, and its rental income is also rising steadily. By streamlining the enterprise structure, Henderson Land has been transformed into a comprehensive enterprise. China Gas actively participates in gas supply projects in the Mainland, but the return period is relatively long.

4. Kadoorie family

The Kadoorie family consortium owns CLP Holdings, hotels and other properties. Due to the huge power demand of Guangdong Radio and Television Group, the electricity sold by CLP to the mainland increased by 46. 1%, but the business of CLP Holdings in Hong Kong developed steadily. However, CLP's revenue sources are scattered, and it is not affected by the profit control of the Hong Kong Government. Although the Kadoorie family's hotel industry shows a recovery trend, its business performance in the United States has not improved.

5. Wang Suizhong

Wang Suizhong Consortium owns Johnson Electric Enterprise, which is also the second largest micromotor manufacturer in the world. By integrating the newly acquired business, Johnson Electric has successively moved its factories to the mainland of China, which has greatly increased the company's profits and is expected to continue to benefit from the value-added business of multinational companies in the future.

6. Guo Henian

Guo Henian is a Malaysian, and his consortium's business in Hong Kong includes Shangri-La, Kerry Construction and South China Morning Post. Shangri-la's performance is remarkable, but the future growth momentum is not great. Fortunately, in the context of the weak property market in Hong Kong, Kerry Construction Group's net profit has increased substantially in recent years, and Kerry Logistics has become one of the fastest-growing third-party logistics service providers in the Asia-Pacific region. However, the South China Morning Post is facing the pressure of losing readers.

7. Guo Lingcan

Guo Lingcan's consortium owns Guohao Group. Since the sale of Dao Heng Bank, it is reported that it has acquired a number of small and medium-sized banks, but all of them ended without results.

8. Huaiya Shi

Huaiya Shi consortium owns Swire Group, Cathay Pacific, Hongkong Aircraft Engineering and other enterprises. Swire's retail property rental rate is not bad; Hong Kong's aviation industry exists objectively, and with good cost control, Cathay Pacific and Hong Kong aircraft engineering have made remarkable achievements.

9. Brother Feng

Guo Jing's brother consortium owns Li Feng. Li & Fung's performance market is expected to be considerable. It signed new contracts with several new customers and further penetrated into the European market. Management is optimistic about profit growth. He once bought Janco, a Hong Kong buyer, for $32 million.

10. Huang Yanfang

Huang Yanfang's consortium owns Xinhe Real Estate, and its net profit has been poor in recent years, which is affected by portfolio investment losses and increased interest expenses.

finally

Everyone has heard the saying "Hong Kong is the city of the Li family". Actually, to be more accurate, Hong Kong is the city of these consortia.