Sinopec Kantons Holdings Limited, established in Bermuda in 1998 and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0934.HK) in 1999, operates as an investment holding company and a subsidiary of Sinopec Kantons International Limited, which is ultimately controlled by China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec); headquartered in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, it specializes in oil and gas midstream activities, including crude oil jetty and storage services, vessel chartering and logistics services, crude oil trading, and natural gas pipeline transportation. The company provides crude oil transportation, unloading, storage, and ancillary jetty services through its wholly-owned Huizhou Huade Petrochemical Co., Ltd. and 90%-owned Tangshan Caofeidian Shihua, as well as five 50%-owned joint ventures—Zhanjiang Port Petrochemical, Ningbo Shihua, Qingdao Shihua, Rizhao Shihua, and Tianjin Port Shihua—primarily in China; overseas, it operates storage projects at Vesta Terminals B.V. and FOT in Europe and the Middle East; additionally, it engages in LNG shipping via two joint ventures operating eight LNG vessels, vessel chartering for crude oil and floating storage in China, the Middle East, Australia, and Papua New Guinea, and natural gas pipeline services in China. In recent developments, the company commenced trial operations of a naphtha unloading project at Huizhou Huade Petrochemical's Mabianzhou jetty, enhanced refined oil product storage flexibility at Vesta Terminals with a new port connection project at Antwerp and advancing green ammonia storage studies, approved a new Crude Oil Jetty and Storage Framework Agreement with related Sinopec entities, announced management changes including the resignation of executive director Wang Xiaoming and appointment of Shen Xiaolei as board secretary in November 2025, and reported 2024 annual revenue growth of 9.38% to HK$667 million driven by higher throughput at Huade and cost controls, alongside 2025 interim results reflecting investments in core terminal expansions.