HKC (Holdings) Limited is a major China property developer and alternative energy player. Originally established as Kumagai Gumi (Hong Kong) Limited in 1973, the company became one of Asia's most respected specialized civil structural engineering, infrastructure, energy and building contractors.

HKC is now focusing on property developments with major investments along the coastal region of China. HKC has two prime office and commercial development sites in the Hongkou District of Shanghai. One site is along the North Bund, adjacent to the Shanghai cruise terminal, with clear views of the Huangpu River. The other site is along one of Shanghai's major shopping district along Sichuan Road, and just a few minutes from the Bund.

In Tianjin, HKC has a prime residential site in the Nankai District, close to the Olympic Stadium. A second site is on Tuanbo Lake, south of Tianjin, about half an hour away from downtown. This site offers residents good waterfront views along Tuanbo Lake. In Shenyang, HKC has a site along Southlake Park, the city's prime public park, and is close to downtown. Another site is located within downtown, a few minutes walk from Taiyuan street, the city's main pedestrian shopping street.

In addition, HKC has existing investment properties in Shenzhen, Beijing and Guangzhou. In Shenzhen, HKC owns the retail portion of Diwang, the tallest building in the city. In Guangzhou, HKC owns the retail portion of CITIC Plaza, one of the tallest buildings in the city. And in Beijing, HKC owns a major stake in the Peninsula Palace Hotel, one of the city's most prestigious and centrally located hotels.

In addition, HKC has been a pioneer in the wind power industry with windfarms completed or under development in Heilongjiang, Hebei, Inner Mongolia and Gansu provinces. HKC has a 75% equity stake in HKE, the company's alternative energy subsidiary.