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Dubai-based rental startup Colife expands operations in Hong Kong
By 2025, Colife will offer 300 apartments across the city.
Dubai-based rental startup Colife expands operations in Hong Kong
By 2025, Colife will offer 300 apartments across the city.
BioMap secures HKIC funding to boost AI and biotech in Hong Kong
The startup is working on expanding its presence in the city.
SetupHK launches $1 Company Setup Programme to attract startups
The programme offers licenses and permits assistance, amongst others.
GUTolution’s custom probiotics address unique gut health needs
The start-up uses shotgun metagenomic sequencing to analyse a person’s gut microbiome.
KPay’s unified payment solutions platform propels SME growth
After expanding into Singapore, KPay aims to dominate APAC and serve over 1 million merchants.
Source Green’s bespoke and off-the-shelf solutions propel firms away from plastic packaging
F&B firms can source packaging made from wheat bran, bagasse, and areca palm.
Transforming Hong Kong into a climate tech powerhouse
Exploring the dynamic growth of Hong Kong's climate tech startup ecosystem
Days of excess are over, investors warn founders
Deal activity in Asia Pacific fell 26.3% YoY in 2023.
Foodtech, fintech emerge as bright spots in Hong Kong’s startup landscape
The city is home to over 600 fintech startups and more than 100 food tech firms.
More Hong Kong startups are seeking Southeast Asian talent: report
Cross-border job postings from Hong Kong and the Mainland increased four-fold in 1H23.
Ticketing and membership platform extends customer journeys through NFTs
Moongate allows event organisers to build relationships with their attendees post-event and beyond.
SG RNA tech firm completes $390m Series D funding; applies for HKEX
Mirxes creates diagnostic solutions to early detect diseases.
The ChatGPT effect? Investors bet big on deep tech startupsÂ
An expert from Velocity Ventures believes new startups will build their business models on the chatbot.
71% of start-ups in GBA expect revenue growth within 3 years
Revenue growth was most expected by Biotechnology start-ups (30%).
Number of HK start-ups blow up to a record high of 3,755
The figure represents a 12% increase from 2020.
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