Since 1986, Li Ka-shing bought more than half of the rights and interests of Canadian Husky Oil, the overseas investment trip of Lee's business empire has never stopped-Orange Telecom was listed in the UK on 1996; In 20 10, Changjiang Infrastructure acquired the British power grid company at a price of 9 1 100 million US dollars, and in February of that year, it took Austria's third largest mobile communication company into its pocket. Acquired British power grid, water and natural gas assets at HK$ 654.38+55 million, Austrian 3G communication business at EUR 654.38+30 million, Canadian power plant assets at HK$ 765.438+80 million, and Dutch energy company at HK$ 9.7 billion ... Today, the overseas territory of Lee's business empire has spread all over Europe, Cayman Islands, Asia and other countries and regions. Among them, its investment in the UK is described as "buying the whole UK". ?

20131~ From June, Li Ka-shing successively acquired all the shares of EnviroWaste Waste Management Company in New Zealand and AVR-AfvalverwerkingB in Asia Container Terminal Company. V Dutch Waste Conversion Energy Company and Irish O2 Commercial Company. According to public statistics, in the first half of 20 13, of the capital expenditure of Hutchison Whampoa 100 billion Hong Kong dollars, 7.6 billion Hong Kong dollars were invested in Europe, accounting for 69%, while Hong Kong and the mainland only accounted for 143 billion Hong Kong dollars. ?

At present, the total assets of Lee's business empire in Britain are as high as HK$ 390 billion, including 3 ports, 3 chain stores, 1 mobile operators, 1 railway group, 1 regional power grid company, 2 regional gas companies and 1 water company. Among them, there is a real estate development project with 3,500 houses in central London.

20 1 1, Lee and his son shifted the focus of industrial investment to the shopping center field in Malaysia. That year, it spent RM 245 million to acquire TheCittaStripMall shopping plaza in AraDamansara, Seju, from German industrial gold Frankfurt Asset Management Company and local Malaysian developer Puncakdana Group. In May of the same year, three shopping plazas won the bid for RM 450 million. In recent years, it has successively acquired TheSummitUSJ in Subang, and acquired AeonBandaraya Square and First Manjiale (1Mont'Kiara) in Malacca for a total price of RM 765,438+00,000.