Guangdong Investment Limited (GGDVY), an investment holding company incorporated in 1973 and headquartered at Guangdong Investment Tower in Central, Hong Kong, primarily engages in water resources, property investment and development, department store operation, electric power generation, hotel ownership and management, and road and bridge operations across Mainland China and Hong Kong; it operates as a subsidiary of GDH Limited, which is wholly owned by Guangdong Holdings Limited. The company's core businesses encompass water distribution and sewage treatment through projects such as the Dongshen Water Supply Project serving Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Dongguan with natural water; tap water supply via Wuzhou, Meizhou and Danzhou projects; sewage treatment including Meizhou, Wuzhou and Jinsheng facilities; property investment in Guangdong Teem Project, Tianjin Teem Project and Panyu Wanbo CBD with rental and management services; department store operations at Guangdong Teemall, Teemall Wanbo and Tianjin Teem; hotel ownership of five properties including The Wharney Guangdong Hotel Hong Kong, Guangdong Hotel Hong Kong and Sheraton Guangzhou Hotel plus management of over 30 hotels in Hong Kong, Macau and Mainland China; electric power generation at Zhongshan Power Project (600 MW capacity) and 25% interest in Yudean Jinghai Power (3,200 MW); and toll road operations via the 153 km Xingliu Expressway and Yinping PPP Project for highways and municipal roads in Dongguan. In recent developments, the company completed a special dividend distribution in specie of approximately 99.9% of its shares in Guangdong Land Holdings Limited on January 21, 2025, classifying related operations as discontinued and streamlining its focus on core utilities and infrastructure; its parent Guangdong Holdings increased its stake to 56.71% in March 2024 with an investment exceeding HK$50 million, signaling confidence in growth; it secured a new sewage treatment project in Maoming City, Guangdong, with 194,000 tons per day capacity and RMB400 million investment in 2025; renewed the Hong Kong Water Supply Agreement for 2024-2026 with escalating basic prices to HK$5,385 million by 2026 under the Dongshen project; reported consolidated profit attributable to owners rising 13.2% to HK$4,067 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2025 from continuing operations; and closed its Hua Du department store while opening TeemLife in 2024 amid portfolio optimization.