About CK Infrastructure Holdings

CK Infrastructure Holdings Limited, an infrastructure company, engages in the development, investment, and operation of infrastructure businesses in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the Philippines. The company is a subsidiary of Hutchison Whampoa Limited. The company has diversified investments in Energy Infrastructure, Transportation Infrastructure, Water Infrastructure and Infrastructure Related Business. INVESTMENT IN HK ELECTRIC The company owns 38.87% interest in HK Electric. In July 2008, a 50% interest in the Wellington Electricity Distribution Network in New Zealand was acquired by HK Electric, and in November 2008, HK Electric increased its stake in Northern Gas Networks to 35.1%. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN CHINA The company's portfolio of investments in Mainland China comprises various electricity generation businesses and toll road projects in various provinces. The company owns a 45% joint venture interest in Zhuhai Power Plant. It has a 45% stake in Jinwan Phase 1 Power Plant. In addition, the company holds a 45% stake in the Siping Cogen Power Plants in Jilin. This project has a total capacity of 200 MW. It also owns 33.5% interest in Shen-Shan Highway. The company's portfolio of other toll roads and bridges include the Changsha Bridges, Jiangmen Chaolian Bridge, Jiangmen Jiangsha Highway, National Highway 107 (Zhumadian Sections), Panyu Beidou Bridge and Tangshan Tangle Road. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN AUSTRALIA The company's portfolio in Australia primarily comprises various energy investments. Together with HK Electric, the company holds a majority stake in the power distribution businesses of ETSA Utilities, Powercor and CitiPower. In addition, the company has interests in Spark Infrastructure and Envestra. The company, together with HK Electric, owns a 51% stake in ETSA Utilities, the primary electricity distributor in South Australia. ETSA Utilities is engaged in the safe and reliable delivery of electricity from the high voltage transmission network to residential and business customers throughout the state of South Australia. It also provides construction and maintenance services and asset management services in the infrastructure market. CHEDHA Holdings is the holding company of Powercor and CitiPower, in which the company and HK Electric jointly hold a 51% stake. Powercor supplies electricity to over 680,000 customers in central and western Victoria, and Melbourne’s outer suburbs. CitiPower supplies electricity to more than 300,000 residential and business customers in Melbourne’s CBD and inner suburbs. The company has an 8.7% stake in Spark Infrastructure and is also the joint asset manager of this Australian utility infrastructure group. The portfolio of Spark Infrastructure comprises a 49% interest in three electricity distribution businesses in Australia – ETSA Utilities in South Australia and CitiPower and Powercor in Victoria. The company holds approximately an 18% stake in Envestra, one of Australia’s largest natural gas distribution companies. With approximately 21,000 kilometers of natural gas distribution networks and 1,000 kilometers of transmission pipes, Envestra serves approximately one million consumers in South Australia, Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales and the Northern Territory. The company holds a 49% interest in AquaTower, the exclusive potable water supplier for around 25,000 people across four regional towns in Victoria, Australia. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN NEW ZEALAND On a 50/50 basis with HK Electric, the company owns the Wellington Electricity Distribution Network. The Wellington Electricity Distribution Network supplies electricity to the city of Wellington, as well as the Porirua and Hutt Valley regions of New Zealand. NFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN UNITED KINGDOM In the United Kingdom, the company has investments in both gas and water businesses. In addition to having a significant stake in Northern Gas Networks, the company also owns Cambridge Water and holds a strategic investment in Southern Water. The company holds a 40% stake in Northern Gas Networks, which is responsible for distributing gas to homes and businesses across the North of England, an area covering West, East and North Yorkshire, as well as the North East and northern Cumbria. The network area comprises a mixture of large cities such as Newcastle, Sunderland, Leeds, Hull and Bradford and a significant rural area, including North Yorkshire and Cumbria. The company holds a 100% stake in Cambridge Water, which serves a population of approximately 300,000 in an area that spans approximately 1,175 square kilometers in South Cambridgeshire in the United Kingdom. It possesses an integrated distribution system that includes 7 service reservoirs, 10 water towers and 2,200 kilometers of water mains. The company has a 4.75% strategic stake in Southern Water, which supplies drinking water to approximately one million households, and treats and recycles wastewater from approximately two million households across Sussex, Kent, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN CANADA The company has invested in power generation in Canada through the establishment of Stanley Power, the vehicle set up to hold stakes in six electricity generating plants with a total capacity of 1,362 megawatts. Stanley Power, engaged in power generation in Canada, is jointly owned by CKI and HK Electric on a 50/50 basis. With a 49.99% interest in TransAlta Cogeneration L.P., Stanley Power has stakes in six Canadian electricity generating plants. They include five natural gas-powered cogeneration plants in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario, and a coal-fired generation plant in Alberta. INVESTMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE RELATED BUSINESS The company operates as an infrastructure materials company in cement, concrete and aggregates businesses. Alliance Construction Materials Limited is a 50/50 joint venture between CKI and Hanson Limited. In support of its concrete business, Alliance is also engaged in the supply of aggregates. It holds an interest in all three quarries in Hong Kong.