About CKI HOLDINGS Company

Changjiang Infrastructure is a global infrastructure company that has diversified investments in energy infrastructure, transportation infrastructure, water infrastructure, waste management, waste to energy, household infrastructure, and infrastructure-related businesses. The investment and business of Yangtze River Infrastructure mainly involves Hong Kong, mainland China, the United Kingdom, mainland Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States. Changjiang Infrastructure holds 35.96% of the interest in Electric Power Asset Holdings Co., Ltd. (Power Assets). Power assets are global investors in power and utility-related businesses, mainly investing in power generation, transmission and distribution, renewable energy; waste to energy; energy pipelines and gas distribution. In Hong Kong, China, 33.37% of the shares of Hong Kong Electric Limited (“Hong Kong Electric”) are held through Hong Kong Electric Investments Limited and the power asset companies held by Hong Kong Electric Investments Limited. HK Electric is the only electricity supplier to over 580,000 customers on Hong Kong Island and Lamma Island. In the UK, Yangtze River Infrastructure has a comprehensive investment portfolio in gas and electricity distribution. water and wastewater services; electricity generation; and rail transport infrastructure. These include Northern Gas Networks; Wales & West Utilities, a gas distribution company serving the north of England; a gas distribution company serving Wales and south-west England; UK Power Networks, one of the largest distributors in the UK that supplies electricity to London, south-east England and east England; Seabank Power, a Bristol-based power company; and Northumbria Water, a power company based in Bristol; Northumbria Water, a water supply, sewage treatment and wastewater company processing company, providing services to the north-east of England and the south-east of England; UK Rails, the British railway operator. In Germany, Changjiang Infrastructure is interested in ISTA, the world's leading provider of integrated energy management services. ISTA's core business in Europe covers more than 20 countries/regions. It has strong market positions in countries/regions such as Germany, the Netherlands, and France. In the Netherlands, Changjiang Infrastructure is interested in Dutch Enviro Energy (Dutch Enviro Energy), the largest waste energy company in the Netherlands. It operates two waste treatment plants: Rozenburg in the Port of Rotterdam region and Duiven near the German border. Yangtze River Infrastructure is one of Australia's largest overseas infrastructure investors. It has invested in electricity and gas distribution, gas pipelines, power generation, and renewable energy generation operations in Australia. CKI is interested in SA Power Networks, the main distribution business in South Australia. CitiPower, a company that supplies electricity to Melbourne's CBD and inner city; Powercor, Victoria's largest electricity distributor; United Energy (United Energy), a company that supplies electricity in Victoria; Australian Energy Operators, a renewable energy transmission company in Victoria; Australian Gas Networks Ltd., one of Australia's largest gas distribution companies; Multinet Gas, a gas distribution company in Victoria; Dampier Bunbury Pipeline, connecting the Carnarfont/Browsing Basin and Perth gas pipelines; and Energy Consultants, an international provider of safe, clean, low-greenhouse gas-emitting energy and remote energy solutions. In New Zealand, Changjiang Infrastructure owns shares in the Wellington Electric Company, a distribution company that distributes electricity to the capital Wellington, Porirua, and the Hutt Valley region. Changjiang Infrastructure also owns EnvironZ, a diversified, vertically integrated waste management company with operations across the country. In Canada, Yangtze Infrastructure owns shares in Electric Canada, which owns interests in five power plants in Ontario, Alberta, and Saskatchewan. CKI is also interested in Park'n Fly, Canada's largest off-airport parking company, and Reliance Home Comfort, one of the largest construction equipment service providers. In addition, Changjiang Infrastructure also owns interests in Husky Midstream Limited Partnership, which includes oil pipelines, storage facilities, and ancillary assets. In mainland China, Yangtze River infrastructure has invested in about 260 kilometers of toll roads and bridges in Guangdong, Hebei, and Hunan provinces. With its cement, concrete, aggregate and asphalt business, Changjiang Infrastructure is in a leading position in the infrastructure materials market in Hong Kong, China. The group also has cement production facilities in mainland China and limestone quarries in the Philippines.