Hong Kong
Hong Kong SME sentiment edges higher in September but remains weak
Hong Kong SME sentiment edges higher in September but remains weak
Despite the improvement, the reading remains below the neutral 50 mark.
Health Bureau to launch schemes promoting eHealth adoption
This includes a monthly subsidy of $500 per registered doctor for private HCPs.
ShopBack Pay officially launches in Hong Kong
Octopus has added it as a payment option.
New regulatory regime for clinics and SPCs now in effect
The DH is now accepting clinic licence and exemption applications.
Industrial block at 166 Wai Yip Street up for sale
The building offers a gross floor area (GFA) of approximately 60,527 sq. ft.
Licences, permits for Hong Kong hawker operators waived
No fees on first issue, renewal of licenses for food businesses from Nov. 2025 to Oct. 2026
Hong Kong warns against fake online claims on Guangdong vehicle schemes
Authorities dismissed online claims about expanding the Northbound Travel scheme.
Agile Group records $502m in September pre-sales
About 56,000 sq.m. at an average price of $1,499 per sq.m.
Shimao Group's 9-month sales performance totals $20.9b
Contracted sold area spanned 1.58 million square metres.
Choi Hing Road site expected to draw keen bids
The site is expected to support roughly 570 residential units.
Hang Seng Bank declares Q3 interim dividend of HK$1.3 per share
Payment date will be on 13 November 2025.
Capitalisation pressures from Hang Seng Bank delisting ‘manageable’ for HSBC
HSBC is offering a 33% premium over the 30-day average closing price of its shares.
Hong Kong to tender residential site at Choi Hing Road, Kowloon
The site is expected to provide 570 flats once rezoned.
Hong Kong welcomes 18 new businesses
GlaxoSmithKline and Goertek Microelectronics are amongst the new entrants.
Hong Kong sees 1.64M visitors over Golden Week and mid-autumn break
Over 1.4 million visitors were from the Mainland.
Hong Kong moves forward with Chinese Medicine Development Blueprint
The blueprint will be published by the end of the year.
Better capital gains for second-hand transactions to boost home prices–UOB
The 900 units in Kai Tak Sky project were largely sold due to attractive prices.
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