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- Asia Allied Infrastructure Holdings Limited Asia Allied Infrastructure Holdings Limited (0711.HK), an investment holding company listed on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, engages primarily in construction engineering and management, project consultancy, property development and assets leasing, security and facility management services, and other diversified businesses including non-franchised bus services, medical technology and healthcare, tunnel management, construction finance, safe deposit box services, and construction material e-procurement; it provides civil engineering works such as roads, bridges, and tunnels, electrical and mechanical engineering including contract works for infrastructure projects, foundation and building construction for government and private sectors, property development through investment, sale, lease, and management of residential and commercial properties, security guard and facility management with repair and maintenance services, professional surveying and engineering consultancy, production and sale of positron emission tomography radiopharmaceuticals for medical use, and operations in Hong Kong, mainland China, the United Arab Emirates, the Philippines, Singapore, Macau, and other overseas markets focused on Asia Pacific and Belt and Road regions. Founded in 1968 and headquartered in Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong, the Group employs over 6,000 people and operates through key subsidiaries such as Chun Wo Construction Holdings Company Limited for core construction activities; it was formerly known as China City Construction Group Holdings Limited before changing its name in October 2016 and remains a subsidiary of GT Winners Limited. Recent major developments include the acquisition of a controlling stake in Modern Living Investments Holdings Limited in February 2024 to bolster property-related operations, the acquisition of a controlling stake in Manbond Supply Chain (HK) Company Limited in December 2024 to enhance supply chain capabilities for construction materials, entry into a HK$1.1 billion three-year term loan agreement with six banks in October 2025 to support financing needs, and ongoing expansion in overseas markets such as the completion of tunnel breakthroughs in Philippines aqueduct projects by Chun Wo.