Hong Kong Tycoon Li to Buy £350 Million of Assets From Aviva
- Hong Kong group to acquire portfolio of UK onshore wind farms
- CKI weighs second listing on overseas exchance such as London
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A consortium led by CK Infrastructure Holdings Ltd. agreed to buy a portfolio of wind farms in the UK from Aviva Plc’s asset-management arm as the conglomerate backed by Hong Kong tycoon Victor Li considers London among second listing venues.
The CKI-led group will pay about £350 million ($450 million) for the assets, which include 32 operating onshore wind farms located in England, Scotland and Wales, according to a statement on Wednesday, which confirmed an earlier Bloomberg News report.