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  • MSIG Enhances Travel Safeguard with Broader Protection for Modern Travellers

    MSIG Enhances Travel Safeguard with Broader Protection for Modern Travellers

    KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 October 2026 –MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Bhd (“MSIG”) has enhanced Travel SafeGuard, itstravel insurance plan, to better meet the needs of today’s travellers, reflecting the evolving travel landscape and increasing demand for digital accessibility and consumer protection. Following the product launch at the end of 2025, Travel SafeGuard has increased suitcase coverage for selected benefits and enhanced protection for senior travellers through broader protection limits.

    Modern travel patterns have shown a stronger reliance on digital platforms, a rise in independent trip planning and a wider age range of travellers seeking coverage. Travel SafeGuard is designed around these trends, with new features that respond to practical issues faced by today’s travellers, including:

    • Online Purchase Protection — protects against losses arising from fraudulent online travel transactions made with debit or credit cards or digital wallets.
    • WhatsApp Emergency Assistance — provides a direct communication channel for assistance when abroad.
    • Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) — included as an option for follow-up treatment in Malaysia after returning from a trip.
    • Golf Benefit Add-On — covers losses to golf equipment, pre-paid green fees and recognises hole-in-one achievements.

    Travel SafeGuard also provides medical coverage of up to RM500,000, trip cancellation and delay compensation, baggage loss benefits, and worldwide emergency assistance.

    This travel insurance solution offers flexible coverage options for travellers across different age groups. The Travel Shield and Travel Max plans cater to a broad range of travellers, providing coverage for individuals from as young as 15 days old up to the maximum eligible age, which has been extended to 80 years old. The Golden Joy Plan is tailored for senior travellers aged 65 to 80 years old and offers a more affordable premium option for this segment. Together, these plans provide comprehensive protection for families, frequent travellers and retirees, allowing them to choose the coverage that best suits their travel needs and enjoy peace of mind when exploring new destinations.

    Travel SafeGuard is available through MSIG Insurance Advisers and other platforms where MSIG insurance products are offered. Meanwhile, travellers who prefer to purchase insurance online may consider EZ Travel SafeGuard, which is available on MSIG Online. Designed with affordability in mind, EZ Travel SafeGuard offers essential travel protection with selected benefit limits, providing a more cost-effective alternative to Travel SafeGuard. It also offers the Travel Lite Plan, which is specially designed for young, budget-conscious travellers seeking basic coverage and value-for-money protection.

    Customers may tailor Travel SafeGuard and EZ Travel SafeGuard to their needs by selecting optional add-on for an additional premium. Pet owners, for example, may consider the Pet Benefit Add-On, which helps cover additional pet boarding costs for up to five days when an unexpected travel delay of more than eight hours affects the scheduled collection of a cat or dog. Cruise travellers may consider the Cruise Benefit Add-On, which covers specified losses arising from missed connections, excursion disruptions or cancellations caused by illness, strikes or natural disasters.

    “Travel SafeGuard and EZ Travel SafeGuard represent MSIG’s continued commitment to making travel insurance smarter and more relevant,” said Ms. Ang Yien Chia, Chief Executive Officer of MSIG Malaysia. “As the way people travel continues to change, travel insurance needs to keep pace, while giving customers the flexibility to choose protection that suits the way they travel. Whether travelling independently, with family or later in life, we want Malaysians to have practical and accessible protection that gives them greater confidence to explore the world.”

    As part of the global Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co., Ltd. network under the MS&AD Insurance Group — one of the world’s largest general insurance groups — MSIG Malaysia continues to uphold its promise of providing reliable, customer-focused solutions to meet the needs of Malaysians at home and abroad.

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    About MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Bhd

    MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Bhd (“MSIG Malaysia”) is one of the leading general insurers in Malaysia, providing a comprehensive range of insurance solutions for both personal and business needs. With over 100 years of general insurance experience and a nationwide network of 20 branches, MSIG Malaysia offers strong capabilities across key classes including Fire, Engineering, and Motor, and is the No.1* provider in Marine Cargo.

    The company continues to strengthen its market presence through ongoing investment in digital innovation, customer focused service enhancements, and the development of insurance solutions that meet the evolving needs of Malaysians. It has also developed exclusive B2B business tools for its business partners to support more efficient collaboration and service delivery. As part of its ongoing sustainability journey, MSIG Malaysia remains committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen community resilience.

    MSIG Malaysia is a subsidiary of Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company, Limited and a member of the MS&AD Insurance Group, Inc. (MS&AD), an insurance group with operations across Asia and various international markets. The Group manages a diverse portfolio of insurance companies worldwide and is recognised for its longstanding presence in the industry.

    For more information on MSIG Malaysia, visit www.msig.com.my or facebook.com/MSIGmy.

    *As of Dec 2025

  • The inaugural TXA Awards 2026 concludes with a pomp and splendour, honouring finalists and winners alike

    The inaugural TXA Awards 2026 concludes with a pomp and splendour, honouring finalists and winners alike

    Transport Expo Asia Awards 2026 – Congratulations To All Our Winners

    KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 October 2026 – Transport Expo Asia – hosted by the Ministry of Transport Malaysia and organised by Alpine Integrated Solution – is the only event of its kind in the world to feature all sectors of Land, Rail, Aviation, Maritime, and Logistics participating under one umbrella. 410 participating companies from 23 nations took part in the 2026 edition.

    The inaugural edition of the Transport Expo Asia (TXA) Awards 2026 took place 22 October 2026, at Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at Midtown, capping off the Transport Expo Asia exhibition held on 20 to 22 October 2026 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC). The Awards was curated by The IBR Asia Group.

    With an Oscar style flourish, the winners were revealed as follows:

    • BEST LOGISTICS OPERATOR: Swift Haulage Berhad, accepted by Loo Yong Hui, Group Chief Executive Officer. “This award is a pleasant surprise, and also one especially sweet because we just celebrated our 15th anniversary. It’s a validation of our efforts to get to where we are today.”
    • BEST PORT OPERATOR: Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) Sdn Bhd, with Johor Port Authority, accepted by Mark William Hardiman, Chief Executive Officer, alongside Dr. Siti Noraishah Azizan, General Manager of Johor Port Authority. “I think it has been a fantastic collaborative effort between regulator and operator to take PTP to the next level. I want to thank our stakeholders for the support, allowing us to grow as fast as we have, helping us become the fastest growing container port in the past three years.”
    • BEST SHIPPING OPERATOR: MTT Shipping and Logistics Berhad, accepted by Ooi Lean Hin, Managing Director. “Of course, I’d like to say thank you to our Minister, YB Loke Siew Fook, and for the ministry for organising this event, and the panel of judges for choosing us. This award belongs to team MTT. We are a fairly young company since we established in December 2010, and it has been an amazing journey as we hope to continue to play a part in connecting Malaysia to the world.”
    • BEST LAND OPERATOR: Express Rail Link Sdn Bhd, accepted by Datin Noormah Mohd Noor, Chief Executive Officer. “This is a great honour for ERL, and we’d love to give our heartfelt appreciation to the Ministry of Transport, and the TXA Awards organising committee. This award is a testament to the dedication of our hardworking staff and team. It will inspire us to continue giving better service, and to do our part for the future of the rail industry.”
    • EXCELLENCE IN ROAD SAFETY SOLUTIONS: Pertubuhan Keselamatan Sosial (PERKESO), accepted by Dr. Azlan Darus, Head of Prevention, Medical and Rehabilitation Division. “When we launched Ops Cegah, we hoped to play a more active role in tackling accident risks. This award is recognition of our drive, to one day achieve a zero-accident rate.”
    • ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE IN TRANSPORT: Malaysia Rail Link Sdn Bhd, accepted by Dato’ Sri Darwis Abdul Razak, Chief Executive Officer. “I am thankful to accept this award on behalf of the large family of East Coast Rail Link Sdn Bhd. ECRL has been one of the most challenging projects that has been done in Malaysia yet, and this would not have been possible without the team. I hope to see the results of our efforts when ECRL officially begins service in December 2026.”
    • SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR: Railway Assets Corporation, accepted by Dato’ Azhar Ahmad, Chief Executive Officer. “I would like to accept this award with humility, and dedicate this award to my team. To me, leadership is not measured by the assets we own, but by the value we create for Malaysia, and the rakyat.”
    • TRANSPORT INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR: Penang Port Commission, accepted by Dato’ V. Vijayaindiaran, General Manager. “Digitalisation is the way forward, and is how we can innovate and get ourselves moving for the industry as a whole. To the team, this award is for us.”
    • MINISTER’S LAUREATE FOR NATIONAL TRANSPORT LEADERSHIP: Malaysia Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn Bhd, accepted by Datuk Mohd Zarif Hashim, Chief Executive Officer. “We have always pushed each other to work faster, to ensure we deliver even during times we weren’t sure of ourselves. With this award, I am humbled and thankful to the ministry, our stakeholders, and of course my team, for getting us this far.”

    The TXA Awards is Malaysia’s national transport recognition programme, highlighting organisations who have contributed towards the advancement of the country’s transport ecosystem. Its inaugural edition has been a success, showcasing the depth and breadth of achievements made by all its industry players.

    “Safety, innovation, sustainability and connectivity: these priorities are interconnected. I encourage everyone to continue pushing boundaries, challenging conventional approaches and pursuing higher standards,” said YB Loke Siew Fook, the Minister of Transport, Malaysia. “By aligning our efforts, we can strengthen Malaysia’s competitiveness, deepen out regional connectivity and build a transport ecosystem that is resilient, inclusive and ready for the future.”

    The next edition of the TXA Awards will be held in 2028.

    For more information on the TXA Awards, you can visit the official page here. For information about Transport Expo Asia itself, you can check out the website here.

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    Transport Expo Asia Awards

    2026 is the inaugural edition of the Transport Expo Asia (TXA) Awards. In an effort to further catalyse innovation and excellence in the transport and logistics industry, the Awards was established to recognise the contributions of its leaders and pioneers, both domestically and globally.

    Transport Expo Asia

    Launched in 2025, Transport Expo Asia (TXA) is hosted by the Ministry of Transport Malaysia as Malaysia’s premier platform for next-generation transportation and supply chain innovation. Featuring high-level platforms, exhibition zones and ministerial sessions, it brings together government leaders, innovators, and industry pioneers to drive transformation in logistics, mobility, and infrastructure.

  • Hualien Welcomes Global Travelers to the 2026 Pacific Hot Spring Season

    Hualien Welcomes Global Travelers to the 2026 Pacific Hot Spring Season

    HUALIEN, TAIWAN – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 October 2026 – The 2026 Hualien Pacific Hot Spring Season has officially kicked off, running through November 15. The Hualien County Government invites international visitors to “Soak into Happiness” amidst Taiwan’s magnificent East Rift Valley, offering a rejuvenating escape for travelers worldwide.

    Hualien Pacific Hot Spring Festival (Ruisui Hot Spring Park)
    Hualien Pacific Hot Spring Festival (Ruisui Hot Spring Park)

    The annual event highlights Hualien’s two premier hot spring districts: Ruisui Hot Spring, famous for its iron-rich golden mineral waters known as the “Hero Spring,” and Antong Hot Spring, celebrated for its crystal-clear, skin-smoothing waters known as the “Beauty Spring.”

    To enhance the international visitor experience, the event features stunning seasonal light installations, interactive AR stamp-collecting games, and special themed weekend events. Travelers can also easily access the region using convenient shuttle bus services linking major transport hubs and scenic attractions.

    Hualien warmly invites global tourists to embrace the soothing healing power, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural hospitality of its autumn and winter hot spring getaway. For more details, please visit the official event website https://hotspring.hl.gov.tw/

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  • Oi Wah Announces Interim Results

    Oi Wah Announces Interim Results

    Net Profit Surges Nearly 40% with Interim Dividend of HK 1.4 cents per share

    Financial Highlights

    For the six months ended 31 Aug
    HK$’000 2026 2025 Change
    Profit before taxation 62,877 44,696 +40.7%
    Profit for the period attributable to shareholders 53,463 38,381 +39.3%
    Net profit margin 63.6% 46.8% +16.8 p.p
    Basic earnings per share (HK cents) 2.8 2.0 +40.0%
    Net interest margin 19.1% 16.4% +2.7 p.p

    HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 October 2026 – The board of directors of Oi Wah Pawnshop Credit Holdings Limited (HKEx stock code: 1319.HK, the “Group” or “Oi Wah”) announced its interim results and its financial position. For the six months ended 31 August 2026 (“FP2027”), the Group recorded revenue of approximately HK$84.1 million and profit attributable to shareholders of the Company of approximately HK$53.5 million, representing a year-on-year increase of approximately 39.3%.

    During the period, earnings per share was HK 2.8 cents, representing a year-on-year increase of approximately 40.0%. The Board of Directors recommends an interim dividend of HK 1.4 cents.

    Business Review

    Mortgage loan business

    In FP2027, the interest income of the mortgage loan business of the Group was approximately HK$31.6 million, which accounted for approximately 37.6% of the Group’s total revenue. As at 31 August 2026, the gross mortgage loan receivable was approximately HK$582.5 million and during the period, the total new mortgage loans granted amounted to approximately HK$132.9 million. During the period, net interest margin of the mortgage loan business is about 10.8%. There were 36 new cases of mortgage loan transactions.

    The Group recorded the reversal of impairment losses of loan receivables of approximately HK$2.9 million during the period, as compared to a charge for impairment losses of approximately HK$10.9 million for the six months ended 31 August 2025 (“FP2026”). It is mainly attributable to a slight increase in residential property prices in general in the first half of 2026.

    Pawn Loan Business

    During the period, the interest income generated from the pawn loan business was approximately HK$43.7 million in FP2027, representing a period-on-period increase of approximately 10.9%. The Group also recorded gain from disposal on repossessed assets of approximately HK$8.8 million.

    During the period, the Group continued to channel resources to advertising and promotion, in order to enhance the Group’s brand exposure. Such effort has generated demand of one-to-one pawn loan appointment services for pawn loans of loan size exceeding HK$0.1 million. The Group recorded average loan amount of approximately HK$13,000 per transaction during FP2027.

    Prospects

    Looking ahead, the global macroeconomic environment is anticipated to expand at a moderate pace, offset by persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and structural inflationary pressures. Market volatility and interest rate trajectories have increasingly evolved into primary structural considerations for cross-border capital allocation. Amid these evolving economic conditions, international gold prices are expected to fluctuate within an elevated range near historical peaks, reinforcing the valuation stability of underlying collaterals and maintaining a prudent risk buffer for the Group’s pawn loan portfolio. In Hong Kong, the Board anticipates that the residential property market will remain in a phase of structural consolidation and price recovery. Supported by sustained capital inflows from the Mainland, government talent admission frameworks, and steady primary market inventory clearance, residential demand is expected to recover progressively. Conversely, the commercial and industrial property sectors are projected to remain subdued, reflecting prolonged supply-demand realignments. Weighing these macro factors, the Board maintains a cautiously optimistic outlook on the local property sector and broader economy.

    Having strengthened our credit risk management framework and optimized portfolio quality in recent periods, the Group has achieved a solid foundation in asset quality. With market conditions gradually stabilizing, the Board considers it opportune to rebalance our strategic focus towards capturing high-quality growth opportunities. To drive profit growth and revenue diversification, the Group is deepening its strategic partnership with PACM Group to scale its presence in real estate private credit management. Concurrently, the Group will step up its marketing efforts and actively explore lending opportunities to strengthen loan origination across both pawn and mortgage financing segments.

    Furthermore, the Group will selectively pursue targeted acquisition opportunities of established pawn operators to expand customer reach, drive operational synergies, and reinforce brand equity. Through these dual-track growth strategies, the Group remains uniquely positioned to solidify its market-leading position and deliver sustainable long-term value for shareholders.

    Mr. Edward Chan, Chairman, CEO and Executive Director of the Company, said, “In navigating a complex macro landscape, our strong business resilience and refined risk management drove a near 40% surge in net profit, demonstrating the core strength of our business model. As Hong Kong’s residential property market gradually consolidates and recovers, we believe now is the right time to actively capture high-quality growth opportunities. Moving forward, we are executing a dual-engine strategy: expanding into real estate private credit management through strategic alliances, while pursuing targeted acquisitions of established pawn operators to broaden our reach. This multi-stream approach will reinforce our earnings base, solidify our market leadership, and deliver enduring value to our shareholders.”

    Hashtag: #靄華押業 #OiWah #中期業績 #InterimResults

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    Oi Wah Pawnshop Credit Holdings Limited

    Oi Wah is a financing service provider in Hong Kong, mainly providing short-term secured financing, including pawn loans and mortgage loans. The Group established its first pawnshop in 1975 and currently owns 10 pawnshops and one premium service center in various locations in Hong Kong. Oi Wah diversified into mortgage loan business in 2009. The Group is the first local pawn shop which successfully listed on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited on 12 March 2013.

  • De Beers Returns to Frieze Masters with Voyage Through the Diamond Realm, Chapter II: On The Birth of a Diamond

    De Beers Returns to Frieze Masters with Voyage Through the Diamond Realm, Chapter II: On The Birth of a Diamond

    An immersive experience exploring the origin of nature’s greatest works of art

    HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 October 2026 – Formed billions of years ago deep within the Earth’s mantle, natural diamonds are among nature’s most extraordinary creations. For thousands of years, they have fascinated people not only for their rarity, exceptional physical properties and beauty, but for the symbolism and meaning they have carried across cultures and generations.

    Frieze Masters explores the origins of natural diamonds
    Frieze Masters explores the origins of natural diamonds

    Returning to Frieze Masters for a second year, De Beers presented the second chapter of Voyage Through the Diamond Realm, Chapter II: On The Birth of a Diamond new immersive installation that reconnected audiences with the -metaphysical- origins of natural diamonds. To celebrate the opening, De Beers welcomed guests including Sabrina Elba, Cleo Sol, Ayra Starr, Sebastian Croft, Saffron Hocking and Lola Clark, who embarked on a journey of a diamond from deep within the Earth to a work of art, while shining a light on Botswana’s rich tradition of craftsmanship and creativity.

    Across three rooms, the installation explored different elements of natural diamond’s origin story: from the earliest formation of carbon in the stars, and the birth of diamonds deep within the earth, to the transformation of rough diamonds into treasured objects through creativity and craftsmanship. The story of their birth connects us to the origins of the cosmos, our planet and life itself, inviting audiences to see something of our own remarkable story of origin reflected in the journey of a natural diamond.

    Visitors encountered a monumental five-metre handcrafted tapestry created by Shifron Mercury Studio, woven from natural fibres from Botswana’s Okavango Delta to evoke the geological layers of the Earth. The tapestry incorporated ceramic ‘stellar fragments’ inspired by the forms of rough natural diamonds, and ostrich eggshell beads that connected the earthly formation of natural diamonds with their cosmic origins.

    Within the space stood a new commission of hand-crafted amulets by Botswana-based design collective Peter Mabeo Studio, created in collaboration with basket weavers, potters and wood carvers from across Botswana. Drawing on generations of craft traditions, the works celebrated the enduring relationship between people, place and natural materials. De Beers’ natural diamonds were set within these handcrafted amulets.

    While developed through distinct practices, Shifron Mercury Studio and Peter Mabeo shared a philosophy rooted in respect for natural materials, simplicity and the role of human hands. Across their work, materials retained their inherent character, with craftsmanship used to reveal their potential.

    The experience then moved into an immersive cinematic space, where visitors watched how carbon formed within the earliest stars became diamonds deep beneath the Earth. Science and wonder came together to reveal one of nature’s greatest creative acts; the birth of a natural diamond, with soundscape narrated by Lucian Msamati and Kristin Winters, bringing together voices and original wark from artists including Mumsy Themba and Ecka Mordecai.

    The journey concluded in a space designed for reflection. De Beers’ rough natural diamonds were illuminated by ultraviolet light, inviting visitors to encounter these creations before they were cut or polished. Some revealed a hidden blue fluorescence, a fascinating natural phenomenon often described as ‘the secret within the stone,’ offering a rare glimpse into the remarkable geological journey held within each diamond.

    In their earliest form, each natural diamond reveals its unique character before beginning another chapter in their journey passing into the hands of skilled craftspeople who will reveal their potential.

    Voyage Through the Diamond Realm, Chapter II built on the global success of Voyage Through the Diamond Realm’s first edition, which toured from London to Mumbai to New York exploring the myths, legends and stories inspired by natural diamonds. Following Frieze Masters, this next chapter will also tour internationally.

    Lynn Serfaty, General Manager – Natural Diamonds, De Beers, says: ” Voyage Through the Diamond Realm, Chapter Two explores the extraordinary origin story of natural diamonds through the twin concepts of creation and creativity. Working with talented artists, craftspeople, actors, musicians from Botswana, United Kingdom and France, we are delighted to return to Frieze Masters to bring the story of these natural works of art to life.”

    Shifron Mercury Studio says: “For Voyage Through the Diamond Realm – Chapter Two, we wanted to create a scene that tells the story of origin. The tapestry brings together natural fibres from Botswana and ceramic fragments to connect the Earth’s interior with the cosmos, reflecting the colours of the Earth and pieces of the stars. It was important to us that we keep the materials in their simplest state, trying not to transform them too much, but to let them express their own character.”

    Peter Mabeo and Beullah Serema, Mabeo Studio, say: “For this work, basket weavers, potters and wood carvers from across Botswana bring different crafts and materials together. Each amulet carries the particular skill of the person who made it, and each skilled person carries within them the capacity to relate with the natural world, simply, through the senses. The making remains visible – the hand, the technique and the relationship each maker has with the material. The amulets are an expression of convergence – different materials, skills and people coming together.”

    The relationship goes further. Across cultures and geographical distances, craftspeople can arrive at similar ways of working with materials, even without contact with one another. The potter, the basket weaver, the tapestry weaver and the wood carver all work through an innate, sensory understanding of materials:”

    Hashtag: #FriezeMasters #DeBeersGroup #NaturalDiamonds #Diamonds



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    About De Beers Group

    Established in 1888, De Beers Group is the world’s leading diamond company with expertise in the exploration, mining, marketing and retailing of diamonds. Together with its joint venture partners, De Beers Group recovers diamonds in Botswana, Canada, Namibia and South Africa. Innovation sits at the heart of De Beers Group’s strategy as it develops a portfolio of offers that span the diamond value chain, including its jewellery houses, De Beers London and Forevermark, and other pioneering solutions such as diamond sourcing and traceability initiatives Tracr and GemFair. De Beers Group also provides leading services and technology to the diamond industry in the form of education and laboratory services and a wide range of diamond sorting, detection and classification technology services. De Beers Group is committed to ‘,’ a holistic and integrated approach to sustainability that underpins our efforts to create meaningful impact for the people and places where our diamonds are discovered. Building Forever focuses on three key areas where, through collaborations and partnerships around the globe, we have an enhanced ability to drive positive impact; Livelihoods, Climate and Nature. De Beers Group is a member of the Anglo American plc group. For further information, visit .

    About Frieze

    Frieze is a leading global contemporary art organization, renowned for its art fairs, publications and digital presence. Founded in 1991 with the launch of frieze magazine, the brand has grown to encompass seven of the most significant art fairs worldwide in cities including Chicago, London, Los Angeles, New York and Seoul. These events attract leading artists, galleries and collectors, fostering innovative dialogues and practices within the art community. frieze magazine continues to set the benchmark for insightful art criticism and commentary, while frieze.com serves as a vital online resource. Committed to expanding the reach and understanding of contemporary art, Frieze also hosts year-round curated programs and associated initiatives, such as No.9 Cork Street, Frieze Connect and Frieze House Seoul that enrich the cultural landscape. With a dedicated team passionate about the arts, Frieze remains at the forefront of artistic exploration and cultural discourse, connecting diverse audiences with groundbreaking artists and their work.

    Frieze Masters was founded in 2012 by Amanda Sharp and Matthew Slotover. Emanuela Tarizzo is the Director of Frieze Masters. Frieze Masters offers a unique contemporary perspective on thousands of years of art history, from collectible objects to significant masterpieces from the ancient era and Old Masters to the late 20th century. The 2025 edition of the fair will showcase over 130 of the most significant galleries from around the world. For more information, visit frieze.com.

    About Mabeo Studio

    Mabeo Studio is a collective instigated in Botswana. Mentally, it is not geo politically constrained. Operating between the various fields of art, design, architecture, and associated means of communication; each field is applied in its own right yet, with a sense of nonspecific, broad curiosity, consideration and observation. Disciplines and classification are only used as a particular mode of implementation in and through time as actual life continues.

    With art and design at times being viewed through topical issues and thought patterns of the day, ideas around aestheticism and fresh directions are all either as significant or as insignificant as the physical materials being manipulated and, as significant or insignificant as the psychology of all involved.

    The studio interest is to engage in ways that subtly go beyond structured norms and to question the widespread preoccupation with visual sensuality and the unfounded appearance of originality and responsibility. Ongoing initiatives to attract attention are not a priority, other than to increase the probability of meeting collaborators who are conscientious and curious about simpler and more natural approaches.

    Perceiving resonance and discord between international art or design influences from the past and present, within the valued natural environment, old cultures and clear attitudes surrounding the studio locale; a craft rooted approach, combined with basic industrial methods that can be contaminated with technology on the rare occasion is adopted.

    A universal, free and accommodating approach that is premised on the ability to observe and to relate humanely is practiced. Looking beyond and through industry experience into a non-constrained sense, all materials, including the sustainable use of thought as actual material, are engaged with.

    Often looking beyond design briefs, the studio looks for opportunities to express any project within broader and more accommodating contexts. Finding points of entry for essential elements that are typically overlooked, a craft application or the application of a craft-based attitude, informs an inclusive approach which creates the possibility of activity from which beauty can result.

    About Shifron Mercury Studio

    Shifron Mercury Studio is founded by artist-designers Goni Shifron and Gabrielle Laurin Mercury both graduates of ENSAD (École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs, Paris). Together, they create tailored environments at the crossroads of sculpture, installation, scenography, and design. They explore craftsmanship across multiple scales, from intimate objects to immersive spatial experiences. Their collaboration was born from a shared passion for raw materials, artisanal techniques, and sustainable values. Hands-on work is at the heart of their practice – whether sculpting themselves or integrating the expertise of skilled artisans into the process. Goni draws inspiration from the purity and stillness of the desert, while Gabrielle is influenced by the richness and complexity of the forest.

  • Prudential convenes inaugural Partnership Summit to shape the next era of customer and business growth

    Prudential convenes inaugural Partnership Summit to shape the next era of customer and business growth

    HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 October 2026 – Prudential plc (“Prudential”), a leading insurer and asset manager in Asia and Africa, brought together senior leaders from key banking and strategic partnerships for its inaugural Prudential Partnership Summit in Chengdu, China. Held under the theme “Catalyst for the Next Wave”, the two-day event gathered over 150 participants, including economists, banking and fintech leaders, and Prudential executives, to strengthen collaboration, expand capabilities and accelerate innovation.

    Prudential Partnership Summit 2026

    The Summit explored the trends reshaping customer expectations and the future of financial services. Discussions focused on rising wealth, increasing cross-border mobility, and the growing convergence of data, artificial intelligence and human expertise. Participants exchanged perspectives on how deeper partnerships can enhance customer outcomes and unlock new opportunities for the next phase of growth.

    Chengdu’s history provided a fitting backdrop for the Summit. More than a thousand years ago, the city pioneered “jiaozi”, widely regarded as the world’s first paper money. Its success depended on trust in the promise behind it, a principle that remains equally important in successful partnerships today.

    Dennis Tan, Regional CEO, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar; Group Partnership Distribution, Prudential plc, said: “Keeping promises sits at the heart of every partnership for Prudential. Founded on trust and strengthened through collaboration, these relationships help us meet customers’ increasingly interconnected health, protection and wealth needs.

    “The Summit demonstrated the strength of Prudential’s partnership ecosystem and the opportunities ahead. By bringing together distribution expertise, digital capabilities and market insights, we are working to create better customer experiences and drive long-term, sustainable growth with our partners.”

    The programme also featured guest speaker Pierluigi Collina, FIFA’s Chief Refereeing Officer and referee of the 2002 FIFA World Cup Final. Drawing on his experience at the highest level of international football, he shared perspectives on leadership, accountability and sound decision-making in complex and rapidly changing environments.

    Partnership distribution at Prudential

    Prudential harnesses the strength of its partnership ecosystem to translate shared priorities into action, helping more customers achieve greater financial security and confidence for the future.

    Partnership distribution has long been central to Prudential’s growth strategy. Since establishing its first strategic bancassurance partnership in 1998, Prudential has built one of Asia’s largest bancassurance franchises, comprising more than 180 banking partnerships across markets. In the first half of 2026, the bancassurance channel delivered US$586 million in new business profit, up 13 per cent on a constant exchange rate basis from US$505 million in the same period last year.

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    About Prudential plc

    Prudential provides life and health insurance and asset management in Greater China, ASEAN, India and Africa. Prudential’s mission is to be the most trusted partner and protector for this generation and generations to come, by providing simple and accessible financial and health solutions. The business has dual primary listings on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (HKEX: 2378) and the London Stock Exchange (LSE: PRU). It also has a secondary listing on the Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX: K6S) and a listing on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: PUK) in the form of American Depositary Receipts. It is a constituent of the Hang Seng Composite Index and is also included for trading in the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect programme and the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect programme.

    Prudential is not affiliated in any manner with Prudential Financial, Inc. a company whose principal place of business is in the United States of America, nor with The Prudential Assurance Company Limited, a subsidiary of M&G plc, a company incorporated in the United Kingdom.


  • NineSmart Showcases AI-Powered Work Order Management Solution at HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition)

    NineSmart Showcases AI-Powered Work Order Management Solution at HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition)

    Wins Merit Award at the 12th Hong Kong Value Creation for Technology Awards

    HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 October 2026 – NineSmart, Hong Kong PropTech enterprise, presented its AI-Powered Work Order Management Solution at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) in October 2026. The company demonstrated how AI and IoT technologies can inject automation into property management operations.

    NineSmart PropTech Expo Showcase.png

    Recognized with Merit Award at Hong Kong Value Creation for Technology Awards

    During the exhibition, NineSmart participated in the 12th Hong Kong Value Creation for Technology Awards held concurrently and was honored with the Merit Award. Jointly organized by the Angel Investment Foundation and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the competition aims to recognize startups that combine innovative technology with strong commercial viability and high investment potential.

    Mr. Sing Wong, Business Director of NineSmart, presented the company’s “Smart Property” management solution to the judging panel, highlighting how it effectively addresses key industry pain points to earn this distinction.

    Reshaping Property Management Workflows with AI

    Traditional property management teams often rely heavily on manual reporting, task assignment, and cross-departmental coordination when handling complex daily operations, routine inspections, and facility maintenance, such as equipment breakdowns or water seepage, which significantly undermines overall response and operational efficiency.

    NineSmart’s AI-Powered Work Order Management Solution integrates IoT, Intelligent video analytics, and an AI Voice Assistant to fully digitize and automate complex dispatching and record-keeping workflows. Accessible via a mobile app and cloud-based management platform, the solution seamlessly connects the entire lifecycle — from incident reporting, task allocation, and progress tracking to completion records. This significantly improves cross-departmental collaboration, drastically shortens response times, and enhances overall transparency in facility maintenance management.

    End-to-End A Automation: From Incident Detection to Task Completion

    Covering the full lifecycle of daily property operations and estate management, key features include:

    • Multi-Channel Smart Work Order Creation: In addition to manual creation by property management teams and frontline staff, the system integrates with CCTV cameras and IoT sensors to automatically trigger and generate work orders upon detecting anomalies.
    • AI Automatic Recognition & Precise Allocation: Once backend AI identifies an issue, it instantly generates a work order and pushes notifications to relevant technicians or staff via the mobile app for immediate action.
    • Hands-Free Reporting via AI Voice Assistant: Frontline security and engineering personnel can create work orders or update task statuses simply using voice commands. The system converts speech to text in real time and extracts critical information, eliminating tedious manual entry and boosting productivity.
    • Cloud-Based Tracking & Complete Visibility: Frontline workers update task progress and submit reports in real time via the mobile app, while management can easily monitor overall status across a centralized cloud platform to ensure every incident is properly handled.

    Furthermore, the solution integrates an Emergency Alert System (EAS) with multi-tier notifications via app pushes, SMS and voice broadcasts. During critical incidents, it alerts maintenance personnel to carry out urgent repairs and simultaneously sends safety notices to stakeholders.
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    About NineSmart

    (www.ninesmart.io) develops PropTech solutions using AI, IoT and cloud technologies to automate building operations, support digital transformation and improve property management efficiency. As a Cyberport incubatee, NineSmart is dedicated to creating innovative, sustainable, and user-centric smart living experiences.

  • Beyond Grades: SIM Highlights Why Learning From Feedback Is a Critical University Skill

    Beyond Grades: SIM Highlights Why Learning From Feedback Is a Critical University Skill

    SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 October 2026 – University students are accustomed to receiving grades, but the ability to understand what sits behind those grades and act on feedback is increasingly being recognised as an important part of higher education.

    A systematic review published in Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education in April 2026 examined 81 studies on “feedback literacy” published between 2012 and 2025. It found that the concept has evolved beyond simply receiving comments from lecturers to encompass students’ ability to interpret, evaluate and act on feedback. The review also found that approaches involving repeated practice, dialogue and reflection produced the most consistent improvements.

    Against this backdrop, SIM Global Education (SIM GE) is highlighting why students should look beyond the grade itself and learn to use assessment feedback as part of their development as independent learners.

    Feedback is becoming part of the learning process, not simply the end of it

    A grade provides an indication of how an assignment or examination has been assessed. Feedback can serve a different purpose. Helping students understand what was effective, where their work could improve and how lessons from one assessment might be carried into the next. The concept of feedback literacy was developed prominently by education researchers David Carless and David Boud, who describe it as the capabilities needed to make sense of information and use it to improve work or learning strategies.

    Their framework identifies four interconnected elements namely appreciating the value of feedback, making judgements about the quality of work, managing emotional responses to criticism and taking action. This shifts feedback from something students simply receive towards something they have to learn how to use.

    For university students, that distinction matters because assessment becomes increasingly varied. Essays, reports, projects, presentations and examinations can test different capabilities, and a weakness identified in one piece of work may reappear if students focus only on the final mark rather than the reasons behind it.

    A disappointing result can become useful information

    Receiving a lower grade than expected can be discouraging, particularly when considerable effort has gone into an assessment. However, feedback literacy research suggests that managing the emotional response to feedback is itself part of learning how to use it effectively. The next step is to determine what the feedback reveals about the work and what can realistically be changed.

    For example, a student may discover that the issue is not simply a lack of subject knowledge. The weakness could instead lie in developing an argument, supporting claims with evidence, structuring an essay, applying concepts or communicating ideas more clearly. Recognising that distinction can change how a student prepares for the next assessment. Rather than responding to a disappointing result simply by studying for longer, students can focus on the particular capabilities that need improvement.

    University students also need to learn how to interpret feedback

    Not all feedback is immediately actionable. Comments such as “develop the analysis”, “strengthen the argument” or “engage more critically with the evidence” require students to understand what stronger academic work actually looks like. This means learning from feedback involves judgement as much as receiving advice. The 2026 systematic review found that feedback literacy is increasingly viewed as multidimensional and context-dependent, with students needing opportunities to interpret feedback, discuss it, reflect on it and apply it over time.

    At SIM GE, Learning Development provides enrolled students with resources and workshops that support areas such as academic writing, critical thinking, reading and learning strategies. Students can also approach the Student Learning Centre for guidance on essay writing and techniques for working on assignments. These resources provide students with opportunities to strengthen the underlying academic skills that may be identified through assessment and feedback, helping them translate comments on one piece of work into improvements in subsequent assignments. Together, these approaches reinforce the idea that academic development does not stop when an assessment is returned.

    AI makes the ability to judge feedback more important

    The rise of generative AI adds another dimension to the issue. Students can now receive explanations, suggestions and automated feedback from digital tools almost instantly. But greater access to feedback does not necessarily mean that all feedback is accurate, relevant or appropriate for a particular assignment.

    Students therefore increasingly need to evaluate the quality of the information they receive rather than accepting it automatically. This distinction has also surfaced in SIM’s discussions about AI-enabled education. During a 2025 academic sharing session with educators from the National Institute of Education, SIM noted that while generative AI offers potential for personalised learning and automated feedback, students continued to value human guidance in understanding where their reasoning had gone wrong and where it was sound. The implication is that AI may make feedback more readily available, but it does not remove the need for students to exercise judgement. In fact, it may make that capability more important.

    Learning from feedback extends beyond university

    Feedback literacy also has relevance beyond academic assessment. Graduates entering the workplace will encounter feedback from managers, colleagues, clients and other stakeholders. They may need to evaluate criticism, separate useful information from opinion, adjust their work and demonstrate improvement over time. Carless and Boud’s framework therefore positions feedback literacy not simply as an assessment technique, but as a capability that supports learning and improvement.

    For SIM GE, developing independent learners involves helping students move beyond viewing grades as the final outcome of an assessment. Academic performance remains important, but every assessment can also generate information about what a student understands, where gaps remain and what could be approached differently next time.

    In an environment where students have access to more information and more automated feedback than before, the ability to interpret, question and act on feedback may increasingly matter as much as receiving it in the first place.

    References

    1. Lei, W. and Lei, Z. (2026), “A systematic review of feedback literacy in higher education: concepts, measurement, and interventions” – https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02602938.2026.2656285
    2. Carless, D. and Boud, D. (2018), “The development of student feedback literacy: enabling uptake of feedback” – https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02602938.2018.1463354
    3. SIM Global Education Learning Support – https://www.sim.edu.sg/degrees-diplomas/life-at-sim/learning-support
    4. Little, T., Dawson, P., Boud, D. & Tai, J. (2024), “Can students’ feedback literacy be improved – https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02602938.2023.2177613
    5. SIM “AI in Education: Bridging the Gap Between Innovation and the Human Touch” – https://www.sim.edu.sg/news-events/insights-nie-pays-acad-a-visit

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    About SIM Global Education

    SIM Global Education (SIM GE) is a leading private education institution in Singapore and the region. We offer more than 170 academic programmes ranging from diplomas and graduate diploma programmes to bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes with some of the world’s most reputable universities from Australia, Canada, Europe, United Kingdom, and the United States. SIM GE’s cohort is made up of 17,000 full- and part-time students and adult learners, of which approximately 41% are international students hailing from over 50 countries.

    SIM GE’s holistic learning approach and culturally diverse learning environment aim to equip students with knowledge, industry skills and employability competencies, as well as a global perspective to succeed as future leaders in a fast-changing, technologically driven world.

    For more information on SIM Global Education, visit

  • Drive to Great: BAIC FOTON Africa Partners Conference Set to Open

    Drive to Great: BAIC FOTON Africa Partners Conference Set to Open

    PORT ELIZABETH, SOUTH AFRICA – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – On October 29, the BAIC FOTON Africa Partners Conference, themed “Drive to Great,” will take place in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Over 600 distributors, key customers, industry partners and media representatives from 42 African countries and regions will gather to explore commercial vehicle market opportunities and witness FOTON’s progress in localized operations and regional cooperation. From manufacturing achievements to new product launches, the conference promises exciting highlights.

    BAIC FOTON Africa Partners Conference
    BAIC FOTON Africa Partners Conference

    Deepening Localization: Manufacturing Strength in Focus

    Localization remains central to BAIC FOTON’s global development. As a key manufacturing base in Africa, the BAIC South Africa Plant strengthens regional production capabilities and market responsiveness.

    During the conference, guests will tour the plant to gain firsthand insights into localized manufacturing and operational achievements. The BAIC FOTON Africa Regional Training Center will also be officially unveiled, supporting product technology training, talent development and service capabilities to further strengthen regional operations.

    Product Innovation: New Launches and Dynamic Experiences

    Addressing Africa’s diverse transportation needs, BAIC FOTON will introduce its latest commercial vehicle lineup. The GALAXUS R5 and C5 heavy trucks will officially launch in Africa, while the TUNLAND PHEV pickup will make its South African debut, offering more choices for different transport scenarios.

    Beyond product launches, the conference will feature static displays of medium- and heavy-duty trucks, light commercial vehicles, pickups and vans. Drift performances and test drives will provide immersive opportunities to experience vehicle power, comfort and handling, bringing product innovation to life.

    Strengthening Partnerships: Advancing Together in Africa

    The conference will facilitate discussions on regional development strategies, market expansion and partner collaboration. Strategic cooperation initiatives and customer vehicle deliveries will further reinforce relationships with African partners.

    With growing localized manufacturing capabilities, an expanding product portfolio and stronger service support, BAIC FOTON continues to build a foundation for sustainable development in Africa while exploring new opportunities alongside its partners.

    On October 29, the BAIC FOTON Africa Partners Conference will open in South Africa. Stay tuned for more highlights.

    Hashtag: #BAICFOTON

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  • HKSTP Showcases 24 Greentech Companies at Eco Expo Asia 2026

    HKSTP Showcases 24 Greentech Companies at Eco Expo Asia 2026

    HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP), alongside 24 GreenTech park companies, has taken part in Eco Expo Asia 2026. Among them, 11 park companies are showcasing their latest green tech solutions at the HKSTP Pavilion, showcasing innovative solutions spanning energy generation, storage and application, the initiative aims to demonstrate to the industry and the public how local green research moves from laboratories into everyday life, reinforcing Hong Kong’s robust strength as an international Greentech hub.

    Mr Runqiu Huang, Minister of Ecology and Environment, People's Republic of China, Mr Tse Chin-wan, Secretary for Environment of HKSAR, visit the HKSTP Pavilion, accompanied by Mr Eric Or, Chief Ecosystem Development Officer of HKSTP.
    Mr Runqiu Huang, Minister of Ecology and Environment, People’s Republic of China, Mr Tse Chin-wan, Secretary for Environment of HKSAR, visit the HKSTP Pavilion, accompanied by Mr Eric Or, Chief Ecosystem Development Officer of HKSTP.

    HKSTP Brings Together Over 250 Greentech Companies: “World-Leading” R&D Steps into Daily Life and Industrial Applications

    Among the participating companies in HKSTP Pavilion, nine are making their debut at Eco Expo Asia, bringing technologies in fields such as new energy, battery materials, energy storage, EV charging and retrofitting, and waste-to-energy conversion.

    In full alignment with the Nation’s 15th Five-Year Plan, Hong Kong’s first Five-Year Plan, and the Policy Address, HKSTP is dedicated to developing Hong Kong into an international I&T hub. Strategically positioning greentech as one of its four focus areas, HKSTP has built a vibrant green technology ecosystem and gathering over 250 greentech companies. Using the expo as a platform, HKSTP helps participating companies connect with government departments, corporate clients, investors, and partners to explore market expansion opportunities.

    HKSTP Pavilion at Eco Expo Asia 2026
    HKSTP Booth: 3-E02

    Highlighted innovations:

    World’s Thinnest and Fastest EV “Ultra Charging” Tech Targets Heavy Transport Electrification
    Addressing Hong Kong’s scarce land availability and the high charging demands of heavy EVs, TriTerra Technology developed the world’s thinnest wall-mounted DC ultra-fast charging system. At just 16 cm thick with a single-gun-output of 350 kW, it has already debuted at a Tung Chung hotel project. TriTerra also showcased the world’s fastest liquid-cooled supercharger. Delivering up to 3000 kW through a single connector continuously, this megawatt-level “Ultra Charging” system is engineered for heavy vehicles like container trucks and is certified by national testing entity (CVC Testing Technology Co., Ltd.).

    Giving Classic Vintage Cars an Electric “Heart”: Exploring New Directions in Automotive Reuse
    To reduce scrapped vehicle emissions and preserve classic car models, Refined Motor has developed a road-legal modular electric vehicle conversion technology—the world’s only modular system holding EU R100 battery safety certification and electromagnetic compatibility certification. Converted vehicles can be legally registered and driven in over 50 countries and regions worldwide. Refined Motor is showcasing a successfully converted 1990 classic Rover Mini at the pavilion (alongside other success cases like the 1994 Bentley Turbo, 1989 BMW E30, and 2007 Land Rover Defender). Retaining the classic appearance while incorporating air conditioning and power steering, it features a pioneering dedicated mobile app that allows owners to remotely control door locks, windows, pre-cool the air conditioning, and monitor charging status just like driving a modern smart EV. This solution is also suitable for commercial fleet upgrades and garage partnerships, exploring sustainable transportation models that extend existing vehicle lifespans and minimize resource waste.

    AI-Powered Smart Energy Storage System
    Leyden Power International Limited (Leyden Power) specializes in intelligent battery energy storage systems and integrated energy solutions, combining storage hardware & software, AI-powered energy solutions, and project delivery services. Its core Navy Series mobile storage products serve commercial and industrial users, data centers, construction sites, and temporary power applications through diesel generator replacement or hybrid operation, load management, and multi-source energy coordination. The company has expertise in liquid-cooled system integration and remote operations and maintenance, and participates in Hong Kong collaborations involving solar power, energy storage, charging, and virtual power plants.

    Industry-First High-Speed Sodium-Battery Electric Bike and Automotive Start-Stop Battery: Exploring Energy Storage Choices Beyond Lithium
    Facing the challenges of lithium resource shortages and high costs, CNAE China Company Limited utilizes abundant, lower-cost, eco-friendly, and non-toxic sodium resources to showcase the industry’s first high-speed sodium-battery electric bike, alongside the CNAE Power S95 sodium-ion automotive start-stop battery series (12V/30Ah/630CCA) designed for frequent vehicle start-stop conditions. Featuring superior temperature adaptability, the battery technology maintains high capacity and stable power output even in extreme heat and -20°C freezing conditions. The battery also supports ultra-fast charging, reaching 80% charge in just 10 minutes, demonstrating the application potential of novel batteries in daily transportation.

    Rethinking Wind Energy: 100% Recyclable Aluminium Turbines
    Yuan Da He Fa Energy Technology Group Limited showcased its new aluminium wind turbine, engineered to address two major pain points of traditional fibreglass blades. The aluminium blades are fully recyclable, resolving the end-of-life recycling challenge, while the split-type blade structure enables transport in standard 40-foot containers, overcoming the bottleneck of oversized blade logistics. Paired with the company’s self-developed self-climbing crane technology, the design also supports the construction of ultra-high towers to capture high-quality wind resources at altitude.

    Appendix: 11 Participating Park Companies at HKSTP Pavilion, Eco Expo Asia 2026

    Solution Category: New Energy

    1. AEL (International Holdings) Limited
    2. Green Vigor Limited
    3. Orbit Biotechnology Limited
    4. Sunlight Eco-Tech Limited
    5. Yuan Da He Fa Energy Technology Group Limited

    Energy Storage Systems & Innovative Applications

    1. CNAE China Company Limited
    2. Gotion High-Tech (HK) Limited
    3. GreenSeed Power Limited
    4. Leyden Power International Limited
    5. Refined Motor Company Limited
    6. TriTerra Technology Limited

    Additional GreenTech park companies exhibiting at Eco Expo Asia 2026

    1. Achelous Pure Metal Company Limited
    2. afterNATURE Limited
    3. AirDefender International Company Limited
    4. ChinaTec
    5. Dunwell Engineering
    6. Green AI Technology Limited
    7. Lihe Technology
    8. Locolla Limited
    9. Logistics and Supply Chain Multitech R&D Centre Limited
    10. Luquos
    11. NerOcean Limited
    12. Open Ocean Engineering Limited
    13. Stellerus Technology Limited

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    Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

    Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) was established in 2001 and has built a proven foundation as Hong Kong’s leading innovation and technology (I&T) ecosystem. Established for 25 years, HKSTP is supporting 14 unicorns, has nurtured more than 17,000 research professionals and built a community of over 2,500 technology companies from 26 countries and regions across four strategic technology clusters: Life and Health Technology, AI and Data Science, Microelectronics and Advanced Manufacturing, and GreenTech and New Energy.

    As an ecosystem orchestrator, HKSTP provides end-to-end support to attract and nurture talent, accelerate commercialisation and help technology ventures scale. Its innovation infrastructure spans over 240 hectares covering Hong Kong Science Park in Pak Shek Kok, InnoCentre in Kowloon Tong, and three modern InnoParks in Tai Po, Tseung Kwan O and Yuen Long, advancing Hong Kong’s vision for new industrialisation and smart manufacturing.

    Hong Kong Science Park Shenzhen Branch in Futian, Shenzhen, strengthens cross-border collaboration by connecting Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland and global innovation networks and propels Chinese innovators onto the world stage, while also delivering comprehensive GBA landing support to accelerate cross-border success for local and international ventures.

    As HKSTP enters its next chapter with strong foundations, it continues to deepen impact, elevate quality and create value for innovators. As an ecosystem built to lead change, HKSTP is empowering Hong Kong to define what comes next in innovation, growth and opportunity.

    More information about HKSTP is available at .