Li Ka-shing is a shrewd businessman in global layout, and now Li Ka-shing has basically completed the global layout. Li Ka-shing's family assets were partly given to his eldest son Li Zeju, partly to his second son Li Zekai, and partly invested by Li Ka-shing Foundation.

Now Li Ka-shing has gradually faded out, but Li Ka-shing has laid out hundreds of billions of assets in Britain, Li Zeju may be the main trader, while Li Zeju is in charge of Changjiang Industry and other companies, while Li Zekai gained a lot of cash assets when he split up, and now he is also very wise in investment, while Li Ka-shing personally controls the assets of Li Ka-shing Foundation.

So why did Li Ka-shing invest in Britain?

The main reason is that Li Ka-shing hopes to obtain more stable cash flow income. Li Ka-shing sold many real estate projects in Chinese mainland from the beginning. Although it seems to be losing money now, Li Ka-shing may want to get a more stable income. For commercial real estate projects, it is generally appreciated, and it is more difficult to make money by selling and renting. At the beginning, Li Ka-shing made a lot of profits by selling mainland assets. At that time, the prices of basic assets such as water, electricity, gas, ports and communications in Britain were not high, and these were public industrial projects related to people's livelihood. Although the annual profit of these projects may not be too high, the income is long-term and stable, which also makes the Li Ka-shing family have a stable income every year. Therefore, when Li Ka-shing sells mainland assets and invests in the UK, it probably wants to obtain stable income every year.

Now Li Ka-shing has no regrets.

Li Ka-shing is a shrewd businessman. The total wealth of Li Ka-shing's entire family may have reached 500 billion or more now, with industries all over the world. Li Ka-shing also has a long-term vision. It not only invests in Britain, but also has assets in the mainland, holding shares in enterprises in Canada and other countries, as well as shares in many high-tech companies in the United States. Under such asset allocation, Li Ka-shing may not regret it.

He was offered by his uncle in the mainland and made a lot of money. Why should he regret it? What should be asked is: why can he get the land in the prosperous area that others can't get and enjoy the preferential treatment that others can't enjoy? Is there an exchange of interests behind the transaction?

Still predicting.