The Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises hosted a signing ceremony on Monday to welcome the companies, which feature several firms with market capitalizations exceeding HK$100 billion. Photo: VCG
The Hong Kong government has signed agreements with 22 additional companies, including U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. and Chinese processor-maker Hygon Information Technology Co. Ltd. (688041.SH), to establish or expand operations in the city.
The Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises hosted a signing ceremony on Monday to welcome the companies, which feature several firms with market capitalizations exceeding HK$100 billion ($12.8 billion) and span cutting-edge sectors such as artificial intelligence, financial technology, life and health technology, smart mobility and the low-altitude economy.
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