China Merchants Holdings International Co. Ltd.

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China Merchants Holdings International Co. Ltd. 招商局国际
http://www.cmhi.com.hk/


Background:
Focus on port and port-related businesses in Hong Kong and the mainland, China Merchants Holdings (International) ('CMHI', Hong Kong Stock Code: 0144) has established a comprehensive port network in the major coastal regions in the mainland, covering areas in the Pearl River Delta, the Yangtze River Delta, the Bohai Economic Zone, the Xiamen Bay Economic Zone, and the Southwest region. CMHI has also involved in strategic investments and owned operating rights across the coastal hub ports in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Ningbo, Shanghai, Qingdao, Tianjin, Xiamen Bay and Zhanjiang. After years of efforts and development, CMHI has become the largest public port operator in China and acquired a leading position in the global port industry.



Corporate history

China Merchants was founded in 1872, when China witnessed the Westernization Movement of the late Qing Dynasty. Being the forerunner of China's national industry and commerce, China Merchants has played an important role in the modernization of China.

Owing to the great efforts of several generations, China Merchants has now grown into a diversified conglomerate with great strength. She boasts of well-developed business network and market expertise in several business sectors covering transportation infrastructure (ports & toll roads), finance (banking, insurance, funds & securities), real estate and related community services, energy shipping & logistics. China Merchants' total assets value amounts to over HK$114 billion and the total assets value under her management amounts to nearly HK$1021 billion.

With her headquarters based in Hong Kong and her business operations in emerging markets with dynamics and great potential including Hong Kong, mainland China and Southeast Asia, China Merchants ranks among the "four major mainland-funded companies" based in Hong Kong and has exerted great influence in the international industrial and commercial community.



Butcher want to share a great company with fellow investors. My mentor introduced me to this great company with a colourful and long corporate history. Definitely a good company, must buy company.
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CMHI is the largest public port operator in China with investments in Mainland China, Hong Kong and overseas. Its nationwide port network is covering the Bohai Economic Zone, the Yangtze River Delta, the Xiamen Bay Economic Zone, the Pearl River Delta, and the Southwest region, includes the coastal hub ports in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Ningbo, Shanghai, Qingdao, Tianjin, Xiamen Bay and Zhanjiang. Besides, CMHI has expanded its overseas presence in South Asia and Africa.

CMHI has invested in more than 20 ports, 128 berths and the throughput handled by business units was over 57 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in 2011 which almost occupied 32 per cent of mainland China’s container throughput.
China Merchants Holding (International) Company Limited (CMHI) became the rst mainland “red chip” enterprise listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1992, subsequently it become a constituent stock in Hang Seng Indexes in September,
2004.
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Since you are relatively new you might not have been asked this question:

So how would your post look different if it is posted in 2010 instead of 2015? Anything changed except shareprice moved between HK$20-37?

Just a friendly nudge that one need look at catalyst as well rather than what many "analysts" forgot to do: something that has changed.
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Think Asset-Business-Structure (ABS)
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thanks specuvestor, I will take a look at the underlying and see what changed.
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