Sea Holdings
| Company type | Public |
|---|---|
| Industry | Property investment, property development, hotel management |
| Founded | 1956 in Hong Kong |
| Headquarters | Hong Kong , Hong Kong |
Area served | Hong Kong, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mainland China, Japan, Indonesia |
Key people | Lu Wing-chi (Executive Chairman), Lambert Lu (CEO) |
| Products | Residential, commercial and industrial properties; hotel management |
| Owner | Lu family (principal controlling shareholders) |
S E A Holdings Limited, commonly referred to as SEA Group, is a publicly traded entity on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. The company primarily engages in property investment and development along with hotel management, maintaining a diverse portfolio of assets in Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Australia, and several other nations.
Background
Established in Hong Kong in 1956, SEA Group's subsidiary became publicly listed in 1973 and later relocated its registration to Bermuda in 1989. S E A Holdings Limited acts as the Group’s principal listed company. The Group has successfully completed over 200 projects encompassing residential, commercial, and industrial properties worldwide, including locations such as Hong Kong, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Mainland China.
Core business
The principal activities of SEA Group include investment holding, property development and investment, hotel management, and asset administration.
Existing & past development
The Group has committed capital to more than 200 projects covering residential, commercial, and industrial sectors throughout China, Hong Kong, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Indonesia, among other regions. Notable developments comprise:
| Location | Category | Project |
|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | Residential (approximately 50 projects) | Waterfront Residential Development at NKIL 6549, West Kowloon^; No.1 Shouson Hill Road East^; Hilltop Villa; 59 Mount Kellett; Amber Garden; Greenville Gardens; Moonbeam Terrace; Royal Green; The Morrison; The Forest Hills |
| Office | Wan Chai: Everbright Centre (108 Gloucester Road), 80 Gloucester Road, 88 Gloucester Road (China Underwriters Centre); Central: Wellington Place, Chinese Bank Building | |
| Hotel | Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Causeway Bay^; Wharney Guang Dong Hotel (previously Metro Hotel) | |
| United Kingdom | Office | 20 Moorgate^ and 33 Old Broad Street^ (London); John Sinclair House^ (Edinburgh) |
| China | Residential | Guangzhou Westmin Plaza; Guangzhou Lloyds Building |
| Mixed-use | Kaifeng Nova City; Chengdu Longquan Project | |
| Office | Chengdu Plaza Central; Chengdu New Century Plaza; Office Section – Guangzhou Westmin Plaza | |
| Australia | Office | Sydney: 2 Barrack Street; 24 York Street; 363 George Street; 70 King Street; Melbourne: 601 Bourke Street; plus more than ten additional office buildings |
| Hotel | Queensland Lizard Island Resort^ | |
| New Zealand | Residential | Auckland: 180 Symonds Street; 28 Shortland Street; Wellington: Terrace Chambers; North Shore Club |
| Office (around 70 projects) | Auckland: Citibank Centre; 105 Queen Street; Wellington: 85 The Terrace; Axon House | |
| Hotel | Christchurch Clearwater Resort | |
| Japan | Office | Shinjuku Seishin Building |
| Canada | Residential | Vancouver Discovery Apartment |
| Indonesia | Residential | Jakarta The Discovery |
^Current Development
The Lu () family serves as the principal controlling shareholders. In 2018, they undertook a corporate restructuring that altered the parent companies of the publicly traded entity. Following this reorganization, Nan Luen International Limited—held by Executive Chairman Lu Wing-chi () and CEO Lambert Lu ()—maintained a 51.23% stake. Furthermore, Lu Wing-chi personally owned 11.33% of the shares. Notably, Lu Wing-chi is the father of Lambert Lu.