Cyberport has already gathered the largest community of FinTech firms in Hong Kong
Yesterday, Paul Chan, Hong Kong’s financial secretary, shared promising statistics about the city’s Cyberport. According to Chan, the government-sponsored technology park signed up over 150 Web3 companies in 2022.
"The development of innovation and technology is the core theme of Hong Kong's future development," Chan wrote. The secretary reported that the government had invested almost $200 billion since the establishment of the Innovation, Technology, and Industry Bureau (the former Innovation and Technology Bureau) in 2015.
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Promotion and financial support from Chan himself, who allocated HK$50 million worth about $6.39 million to Cyberport, one of the city’s "flagship of innovation and technology."
"There are currently more than 1,900 community enterprises in the Cyberport project," Hong Kong’s secretary says in his blog post. Although Chan does not give the exact names of the Web3 companies operating under the hub, he mentions one of the six most notable projects, a smart logistics startup that "was successfully listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last year." Another of the six "unicorns" mentioned by Chan is a travel platform that is already preparing for a listing.
