Hutchison Asia Telecom Group

Hutchison Asia Telecom Group or HAT, is a division of Hong Kong-based multinational conglomerate CK Hutchison Holdings. The division provides telecommunications services to several Asian countries. The division was formerly incorporated as Hutchison Telecommunications International Limited, known as Hutchison Telecom or HTIL in short. It was an offshore company in the Cayman Islands and a listed company in the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. It operates GSM, 3G and 4G mobile telecommunications services in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Vietnam under brands 3, Hutch and Vietnamobile.

"Hutchison Telecom" redirects here. For a sister company, see Hutchison Telecommunications Hong Kong Holdings.
For other Hutchison related topic in telecommunications, see 3 (telecommunications).

Hutchison Asia Telecom Group
FormerlyHutchison Telecommunications International
Company typeDivision (former listed company)
HeadquartersHong Kong
Area served
Indonesia
Sri Lanka
Vietnam
ProductsMobile and fixed line telecommunications
ParentCK Hutchison Holdings
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese和記亞洲電訊集團
Simplified Chinese和记亚洲电讯集团
Jyutpingwo4 gei3 ngaa3 zau1 din6 seon3 zaap6 tyun4
Cantonese Yalewòh gei nga jāu dihn seun jaahp tyùhn
Hanyu PinyinHéjì yàzhōu diànxùn jítuán
short name
Traditional Chinese和電亞洲
Hutchison Telecommunications International Limited
Traditional Chinese和記電訊國際有限公司
former short name
Traditional Chinese和電國際
Websitewww.ckh.com.hk/en/businesses/hat.php

Hutchison Telecommunications International was formerly a listed company with a primary listing on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (former stock code: 2332) and American depositary shares quoted on the New York Stock Exchange. In May 2010, Hutchison Telecom became a fully owned subsidiary of the Hong Kong-based Hutchison Whampoa Group and its shares were delisted. In 2009, Hutchison Telecom also spun off part of their assets as a separate listed company Hutchison Telecommunications Hong Kong Holdings, which including 3 Hong Kong and Hutchison Global Communications.

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