Cheung Kong Infrastructure

An upsized $600 million top up placement helps Li Ka-shing branch out into the UK railway sector and purchase Eversholt Rail from its private equity owners.

After losing out on Porterbrook, Cheung Kong Infrastructure has its eyes on UK rolling stock company Eversholt Rail.

Cheung Kong Infrastructure and Power Assets reach out to relationship lenders for potential $5b-$6b loan to fund bid for Fortum's Swedish assets.

A consortium of Li Ka-shing controlled companies agree to buy Australia gas distributor Envestra, as Hong Kong's richest man extends his overseas empire.

Li Ka-shing’s CKI will pay $422 million to Ironbridge for EnviroWaste.

Cheung Kong Infrastructure sells a $300 million hybrid, with the asset management arms of Goldman and J.P. Morgan assumed to be big buyers.

CKI was all set to print a $300 million perpetual on Friday night, but the deal was delayed after the Luxembourg Stock Exchange asked for additional disclosures.

Cheung Kong Infrastructure’s new corporate hybrid uses equity upside to increase the probability of a call.

RBS cements its M&A practice with a sole advisory role on Li Ka-Shing's acquisition of EDF assets in the UK.