Lee Shau Kee, the owner of one of the largest real estate civilizations in the former British colony, passed away. He was 97.
According to the business he founded, Lee passed away peacefully on Monday night with his family by his part. It did not specify the dying reason.
Lee served as Henderson Land Development Co Ltd’s chair and managing director until 2019. Peter Lee and Martin Lee, his brothers, served as his successor as the agency’s chairpersons.
With$ 29.2 billion in its most recent position, Forbes named Lee as Hong Kong’s second-richest man.
monuments like the International Finance Centre advanced and the documentation store in Central, a lively commercial city, are under Henderson Land’s buckle.
Lee was born in Guangdong state, which is located across Hong Kong from the coast of southern China. In 1948, he relocated to the city and played a significant role in the real estate sector.
Lee was one of the prominent businessmen who, along with other Hong Kong tycoons, made a significant contribution to the growth of both Hong Kong and China. He received the Grand Bauhinia Medal in 2007 from the Hong Kong government in acknowledgment of his excellent contribution to education and community support.
John Lee, the baron’s suicide, was praised as a top businessman and entrepreneur, and he offered condolences for his passing. Lee cited his generous donations to various colleges in Hong Kong and mainland China as well as his commitment to nurturing skills.
Lee Shau Kee leaves behind three sons and two brothers that he shared with his ex-wife.
