Cyberport Hong Kong: Community enterprises have raised over HK$74.5 billion in cumulative financing, with 19 companies successfully listing within the year.

Cyberport Hong Kong will hold the "Cyberport Venture Capital Forum" from November 4 to 5. This year's forum, themed "Sharpening in Change, Growing Together: Winning in New Frontiers," aims to bring together influential global investors and entrepreneurs to discuss enterprise-grade agentic AI, one-person companies (OPCs), frontier technology trends, and Hong Kong's important role as a hub connecting mainland China, ASEAN, the Middle East, and the global innovation ecosystem. Cyberport CEO Rocky Cheng said that the global innovation and technology and capital markets are accelerating their reshaping, and AI, data technology, and emerging industries have become important engines driving economic growth. The Cyberport Venture Capital Forum is committed to building a bridge connecting innovation and capital. This year's forum activities focus on new trends such as AI, digital assets, and "one-person companies," with in-depth discussions on emerging market opportunities and corporate overseas expansion strategies, analyzing how enterprises can drive scaled growth with speed and resilience in a rapidly changing market environment, and promoting the transformation of innovation outcomes and cross-regional cooperation through investor-enterprise matching activities. According to Cyberport data, 481 enterprises joined the Cyberport community in the past year, and the cumulative financing total of Cyberport community enterprises over the years has exceeded HK$74.5 billion. During the year, a total of 19 Cyberport enterprises successfully listed, and 2 unicorn enterprises emerged. Cyberport enterprises that recently completed high-value financing include Finloop, Premialab, Qupital, and Buy&Ship, among others. Many of these enterprises apply AI, blockchain, and digital assets, fully reflecting the market's high attention to AI and digital assets. In addition, the "Cyberport Macro Fund" (CMF) has also consistently invested in high-potential startups while enhancing their ability to attract investment. As of September 2026, CMF has invested in 30 startup projects, driving total fund investment and co-investment to over HK$2.7 billion, with a leverage ratio of 1:9.3.