SUNeVision

SUNeVision (SEHK: 1686), the technology arm of Sun Hung Kai Properties (SEHK: 0016), is the largest data centre provider in Hong Kong. The company provides industry-leading carrier and cloud-neutral data centre services with global top 10 connectivity[1]. It connects providers of telecommunications, cloud, ISP, CDN, OTT from local, China and global with enterprises of different businesses on its Asia leading data centre ecosystem.

SUNeVision Holdings Ltd.
新意網集團有限公司
Listed company
Traded asSEHK: 1686
IndustryInformation technology
Founded2000
Headquarters
Hong Kong
,
People's Republic of China
Key people
Chairman: Mr. Raymond Kwok
ProductsData Centre
RevenueHK$1,365M (2017/18 financial year)
HK$776M (2017/18 financial year)
Total assetsHK$7,094M (2017/18 financial year)
Total equityHK$3,928M (2017/18 financial year)
Number of employees
250+
ParentSun Hung Kai Properties
Websitewww.sunevision.com

SUNeVision forms MEGA Campus by extending the connectivity edge from highly connected MEGA-i to other high-tier data centres, including MEGA Two and MEGA Plus. Facilities on MEGA Campus are interconnected through high-performance dedicated fibres and more than 14,000 cross-connects. Together with City PoPs of major submarine cables in its facilities, SUNeVision enable customers for direct connections to multi-cloud platforms and multi-cloud exchanges with the best connectivity in town. The company is committed to supporting Hong Kong as a regional information hub and a strategic gateway to China.

History

The company was established and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange via Growth Enterprise Market in 2000 with its IPO price of HK$10.38 per share. The international placing and public offer of the shares subscription were 55 and 217 times oversubscribed respectively. The company transferred its listing to the Main Board in 2018 as the data centre business continued to grow.

In recent years, in view of the rising demand of internet and network data storage, processing and transfer, the HKSAR Government has advocated strategic development for Hong Kong to become the prime location for data centers in Asia Pacific. Through long-term strategic initiatives such as industrial building conversion, high-tier data centre land auctions, and expansion projects, the company has been an active key player in the data centre business in Hong Kong.

Business

SUNeVision harnesses Sun Hung Kai Properties' principal technology assets including iAdvantage, Super e-Technology and Super e-Network.

  • iAdvantage is an industry leader in data centre services, with the best connectivity in town.
  • Super e-Technology focuses on satellite distribution networks, fibre-optic cable and surveillance systems.
  • Super e-Network specializes in intelligent-building networks.

Data Centres
  • MEGA Plus (A purpose-built high-tier greenfield data centre. This flagship data centre with 474,000 square feet gross data centre space is built on a dedicated land lot in Tseung Kwan O for high-tier data centre development.)
  • MEGA-i (Located on Hong Kong Island, a purpose-built carrier and cloud neutral data centre with over 200 telco carriers, ISPs and other types of service providers. It is one of the largest high-tier Internet Service Centre buildings in the world with 350,000 square feet gross data centre space.)
  • MEGA Two (Located in Fo Tan, a data centre converted from industrial building with high-tier data centre standard offering 520,000 square feet gross data centre space.)
  • ONE (A data centre with 20,000 square feet gross data centre space located in Kwun Tong)
  • JUMBO (A data centre with 120,000 square feet gross data centre space located in Tsuen Wan)


Further to data centre land acquired in Tseung Kwan O (Tseung Kwan O Town Lot no. 131 - the largest data centre site designated by Hong Kong Government[2]) and Tsuen Wan (Tsuen Wan Town Lot No. 428[3]), new data centres would be upcoming with Gross Floor Area (GFA) of over 1.2 million square feet.

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References
  1. "Data Centre Rankings". Cloudscene. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
  2. "Tender awarded for site in Tseung Kwan O". GovHK. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
  3. "Tender awarded for site in Tsuen Wan". GovHK. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
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