Alexander Lee

Counsel
Hong Kong
Alexander Lee
Phone +852 2901 7202
alexander.p@saughterandmay.com
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Recent work

Saughter and May is advising Dowlais Group plc on its recommended cash and share combination with American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc.
Saughter and May is advising West China Cement group on its acquisition of the 91% majority stake in Cimenterie de Lukala SA in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Saughter and May advises Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) limited on sale of passive network business stake to CM Capital

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