Asia's richest man by control of a Hong Kong company is the purchase of New Zealand's two largest waste treatment is one of the company.
The Yangtze river construction group, said on Tuesday it already for 490 million New Zealand yuan ($412 million) in cash to buy EnviroWaste services. The 84 - year - old billionaire li ka-shing control of the Yangtze river. "Forbes" estimate, li for $3 billion wealth.
EnviroWaste assets, including garbage collection facilities, landfill site and station and power station, the methane gas from waste dump network.
The Yangtze river waste management business said in a statement, "for the future development of provides a good chance. The company is expected to produce wastes in New Zealand's long-term growth, as the economy continues to expand.



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