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23.06.26 - 18:00
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The Intelligence Revolution: Redefining Out-of-Home Media in Hong Kong (SCMP)
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In Hong Kong, a city that famously moves at the speed of light, the modern challenge for brands is no longer just about generating broad awareness, it is about delivering the right message at precisely the right time. Rooted in the city with a distinguished heritage, MTR* advertising is Hong Kong's undisputed No.1 Out-of-Home (OOH) media.
The OOH market leader has grown hand-in-hand with the city's infrastructure, and......
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23.06.26 - 11:06
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Hong Kong recorded ′robust′ growth in ultra-wealthy class in 2025: Altrata (SCMP)
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Hong Kong recorded explosive growth in its population of ultra-wealthy residents last year thanks to an equity-market revival, real estate and investment reforms, and rising demand for wealth-management services, according to a recent study.
The city's headcount of ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals – defined as those with net assets exceeding US$30 million – expanded by more than a quarter in 2025 on a year-on-year basis, rising 26.4 per cent to nearly 18,300 according to Altrata.
The New......
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23.06.26 - 01:45
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China Gold Imports Soar To Two Year High, As Hong Kong Gold Bar Imports Surge Ahead Of Clearing System Launch (ZeroHedge)
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China Gold Imports Soar To Two Year High, As Hong Kong Gold Bar Imports Surge Ahead Of Clearing System Launch
China's monthly gold imports reached their highest in more than two years in May, showing the world's biggest buyer's appetite for bullion remained resilient as prices remained under pressure; the number prompted some to scratch their heads as to where all this gold is going in light of tepid official central bank purchases, coupled with the lowest gold withdrawals from the Shanghai Gold Exchange since the covid outbreak.
As Bloomberg reports, imports were around 163 tons last month, the highest since March 2024, according to customs data released on Saturday. Volumes for the first five months of 2026 were about 692 tons, up by about 76% from a year earlier.
Chinese demand for physical bullion bars, as well as metal linked to gold accumulation plans (low-barrier products that allow investors to buy gold incrementally), have been among the main drivers of the surge, said Song Ji...
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23.06.26 - 00:42
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Singapore, Hong Kong To Release Inflation Data (AFX)
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CANBERA (dpa-AFX) - Singapore will on Tuesday release May numbers for consumer prices, highlighting a modest day for Asia-Pacific economic activity. In April, overall inflation was down 0.3 percen......
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22.06.26 - 10:36
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China′s MLCC suppliers eye Hong Kong capital as AI reshapes electronics supply chains (SCMP)
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Two major players in China's multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) supply chain are seeking Hong Kong listings, betting that a global surge in demand for the tiny electronic components powering artificial intelligence infrastructure will continue to fuel growth.
Chaozhou Three-Circle, one of China's largest MLCC manufacturers and already listed in Shenzhen, passed its listing hearing at Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) last week ahead of an initial public offering sponsored by China Galaxy......
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22.06.26 - 05:00
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Hong Kong home sales cool off over Dragon Boat holiday ahead of new projects (SCMP)
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Hong Kong's property market slowed over the Dragon Boat Festival holiday weekend as outbound travel and unstable weather dampened viewing activity, while developers held back major launches ahead of a fresh pipeline of projects expected to hit the market in the coming weeks.
Developers rolled out 104 new homes during the three-day Tuen Ng or Dragon Boat Festival holiday weekend, but only around half had been sold by Sunday, according to Midland Realty, with most sales coming from existing......
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22.06.26 - 03:06
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South Korean investors leverage Hong Kong to cash in on the AI and chips boom (SCMP)
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FOMO (the fear of missing out) is causing some South Korean retail investors to turn to Hong Kong-based platforms to leverage their investments and cash in on the boom in semiconductors and AI.
Analysts attributed the diversion to Hong Kong from the world's 14th largest economy to leveraged products issued by some of the city's financial institutions, its currency advantages, easier access and regulatory arbitrage. However, the number of South Korean investors using Hong Kong-based platforms......
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22.06.26 - 03:00
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Apple supplier Lingyi seeks US$1.1 billion Hong Kong IPO to fund AI and robotics push (SCMP)
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Apple supplier Lingyi iTech is looking beyond smartphones, seeking to raise up to HK$8.3 billion (US$1.1 billion) in a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) to fund an ambitious expansion into artificial intelligence hardware and humanoid robotics.
The Shenzhen-listed electronic components maker is expected to debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Friday after offering 811.8 million shares at a maximum price of HK$10.18 each, according to a company filing.
The subscription period opened......
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22.06.26 - 02:00
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Hong Kong′s commercial property slump enters new phase as lenders take tougher stance (SCMP)
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The recent decision by mainland developer Yuzhou Group to sell office space in Central at a substantial loss to repay debt underscores a new reality in Hong Kong's commercial property market: banks are increasingly focused on controlling losses rather than delaying them.
Yuzhou said this month it would sell six office units on the 58th floor of The Center for HK$268.8 million (US$34.3 million) and use the proceeds to reduce its debt, crystallising an estimated loss of HK$83 million.
The disposal......
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