The first berth of Terminal 8 East at the Kwai Chung Port is completed and starts operations in early 1994.

Hutchison Telecom (UK) launches a digital PCN service branded 'Orange'.

The Group establishes a new company called Hutchison International Port Holdings Limited (HPH) to manage all of HWL's interests in port and port-related businesses in Hong Kong, the Mainland and overseas.

HPH forms a new subsidiary, Hutchison Delta Ports Limited, to hold and manage its river/coastal ports and related facilities in the Mainland.

The Group increases its ownership of the Port of Felixstowe to 100 per cent by acquiring the 25 per cent stake previously owned by OOIL (Orient Overseas International Ltd).

HPH signs a Memorandum of Understanding in July to acquire a 50 per cent interest in the Freeport Harbour Co Ltd to build and operate a deep water port in Freeport, Grand Bahama.

In October, Hutchison Telecom's joint venture company, Hutchison Max Telecom, is awarded a GSM mobile telephone license in Bombay. It also receives licenses to operate paging services in seven Indian cities: Bangalore, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Pune, Vadodara, Ludhiana and Chandigarh.