Another Husky Energy payout means more cash for Li
Tue Feb 6, 2007 5:19pm ET
By Jeffrey Jones
CALGARY, Alberta, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing and his companies will pocket C$300 million ($254 million) in dividends from his lucrative majority investment in Canadian energy firm Husky Energy Inc.
Husky, the country's No. 4 oil producer and refiner, said late on Monday it will pay nearly C$425 million in regular and special dividends in early April.
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Sunday, March 4, 2007
Li Ka Shing - The King of Timing
Li Ka Shing - The King of Timing
Li Ka Shing has been in the news recently for selling his stake in Hutchison Essar to Vodafone for 11 billion $, proving yet again he is a master of timing.
For many years now, Li has been known to make the right investment at the right time and sell out for billion-dollar profits.
In 1999, he sold UK-based Orange telephone network to Germany's Mannesmann for a $14.6 billion profit.
Then, through the early 90s skeptics wondered why he took control of Canada's Husky Oil, which posted poor returns for years. Today the company is a prized jewel in his portfolio.
It will not be too long before we hear of Li again in one of his record-making dealsLi Ka-shing Sells Stake in Hutchison Essar for US$ 11 billion
'Superman' Li Ka-shing cashes in
13 Feb 2007 , Tony Munroe HONG KONG, Reuters
Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing cemented his status as a master of market timing with an US$11 billion deal to sell a controlling stake in Indian mobile carrier Hutchison Essar to Vodafone Group Ltd.
Known in Hong Kong as "Superman" for his deal-making prowess, the 78-year-old Li, who fled Japanese-occupied mainland China with his family in 1940, built a plastic flower business into a global empire with more than 220,000 employees in 56 countries.
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13 Feb 2007 , Tony Munroe HONG KONG, Reuters
Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing cemented his status as a master of market timing with an US$11 billion deal to sell a controlling stake in Indian mobile carrier Hutchison Essar to Vodafone Group Ltd.
Known in Hong Kong as "Superman" for his deal-making prowess, the 78-year-old Li, who fled Japanese-occupied mainland China with his family in 1940, built a plastic flower business into a global empire with more than 220,000 employees in 56 countries.
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