| Name | Description | Value of order |
| Archer-Daniels-Midland* | Delaware-incorporated US agriculture conglomerate with revenues of $69 billion in 2009; increasing China exposure | $100 million |
| Cheung Kong | Holding company of Hong Kong property and investment tycoon Li Ka Shing | $100 million |
| China Resources | Hong Kong/China group involved in investment and import of mainland goods to Hong Kong | $200 million |
| CTS Holdings | Hong Kong listed travel agency, tourist services company with investment portfolio | $150 million |
| Kuwait Investment Authority | Invests funds provided by Kuwait Ministry of finance on behalf of the government | $800 million |
| Qatar Investment Authority* | Invests via Qatar Holding on behalf of the emirate of Qatar | $2.8 billion |
| Rabobank* | Netherlands-based banking conglomerate | $250 million |
| Standard Chartered Bank* | UK-incorporated, Asia, Africa and Middle East focused banking and financial services company | $500 million |
| Seven Group Holdings* | Australian media group with China exposure through its ownership of China outlets for Caterpillar industrial equipment | $250 million |
| Temasek | Invests on behalf of Singapore government | $200 million |
| UOB | Singapore-based Asia banking conglomerate | $100 million |
| Notes: ‘Name’ lists the ultimate owner of the investment vehicles used in several cases to buy the stock; eg in Cheung Kong’s case the stock was actually bought by indirectly wholly owned subsidiary Ruperta Limited. | ||