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Caribbean Investment Holdings, Limited

Investment and development.
Capital fundings and residencies, all under one house.

A Hong Kong holding company. Its work covers the Caribbean — land, hotels and residences — and energy and technology: electricity, solar, wind, data centers and artificial intelligence.

Hong Kong at night across the water, with a Caribbean residence, solar field and wind turbines on the opposite shore.
Hong Kong · Caribbean

01 — Profile

A parent investment that outlasts generations to come.

Caribbean Investment Holdings Limited (CIHL) is domiciled in Hong Kong. It holds interests in banking and financial-services entities and manages them to a high financial standard. Its development operations are in the Caribbean, centered on the Dominican Republic.

02 — Practice

Four lines, one house.

01

Parent company

Interests in banking and financial-services entities, held from the parent rather than as loose pieces.

02

Standard

Management held to a demanding financial standard — the same one for land, hospitality and capital.

03

Reach

Financing for humanitarian-purpose projects, global trade and investment initiatives with governments.

04

Hong Kong

The company is domiciled at 12th Floor, Prince’s Building, 10 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong. Development on the ground is centered in the Dominican Republic, within the wider Caribbean.

03 — Portfolio

Land, energy and technology.

From its Hong Kong parent, the holding holds agricultural land, hotels, housing and luxury residences in the Dominican Republic, and invests in electricity, solar, wind, data centers and artificial intelligence. It also considers infrastructure partnerships, project financing, trade and impact capital. No specific project names or figures are published here.

Land

Agricultural land

Farmland in the Dominican Republic, developed and held for productive agricultural use over a long horizon.

Hospitality

Hotels and resorts

Hotels and resorts in the Caribbean, developed and maintained as operating hospitality assets.

Residence

Residential houses

Houses planned for family life in the Caribbean, built and kept to a standard of permanence.

Luxury

Luxury mansions

Large residences held to the same demanding standard as the rest of the portfolio.

Energy

Electricity

Power infrastructure held as a long-term operating asset supporting regional development.

Solar

Solar power

Photovoltaic fields on open land, part of the holding’s energy portfolio.

Wind

Wind energy

Turbines on coastal high ground, held as operating energy assets.

Digital

Data centers

Secure halls for computing and storage, treated as infrastructure.

Infrastructure

Infrastructure & PPP

Public-private partnerships and large-scale infrastructure developed with governments.

Agribusiness

Agribusiness value chain

Sustainable agriculture, processing and supply-chain development linked to the land holdings.

Capital

Project financing

Structured financing and capital solutions for development and energy projects.

Impact

Impact and green finance

Humanitarian-purpose work and sustainable investment, ordered by the company’s mission.

Trade

Trade and logistics

Global trade and the movement of goods that supports Caribbean operations.

Management

Asset management

Oversight of the real-estate and energy interests held by the parent.

04 — Mandate

Capital has an addressee: the life that follows.

The company’s mission and vision are not decoration. They order humanitarian financing, education, medicine and the place where a family can stay.

MISSION

To help nations become a better place for development, family comfort and a good education, and to see that hospitals and doctors have the most current medical assistance.

VISION

To affect the early life of future generations and create better conditions for our children’s children, successors in the country or city where they were born.

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