CKI net assets surge 15-fold since listing, Chen says at summit
CK Infrastructure executive director Joanna Chen says the group's net assets rose 15-fold to nearly HK$140 billion since its listing 30 years ago, driven by disciplined investment and over 30 cross-border acquisitions.
Joanna Chen Tsien Hua, executive director and head of business development of CK Infrastructure (CKI), said the group's net assets have increased 15-fold since its listing 30 years ago. She made the remarks on Friday at the Sing Tao Global Economic Summit 2026, where she shared insights on overseas mergers and acquisitions.
According to Chen, CKI chairman Victor Li Tzar-kuoi has consistently emphasised selecting projects with high potential and adhering to the investment discipline of not overpaying. Since its listing, the company has worked closely with its members, including CK Asset, CK Hutchison and Power Assets, expanding its footprint to the UK, Canada, New Zealand and continental Europe.
CKI's business covers energy, water, transportation, waste-to-energy and building services. The company has completed over 30 cross-border acquisitions to date. As of the end of 2025, based solely on CKI's attributable equity, the group's net assets reached nearly HK$140 billion, up from HK$8.4 billion at the time of listing.
As of the end of June this year, the group held as much as HK$33.9 billion in cash, Chen said, demonstrating a strong financial position.