Cyberport
The Cyberport Venture Capital Forum was recently held in Hong Kong. At the event, people discussed the new trends in the global venture capital market, strategies for investors, and funding strategies for startups. New opportunities in the Hong Kong and Greater Bay Area markets were also discussed, as well as the development of startups and venture capital prospects in the smart life sector. In addition, a ceremony was held to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Cyberport Investors Network.
The forum, which was also webcast live, focused on seeking opportunities and enhancing growth momentum through transformation. More than 100 venture capital experts and industry leaders attended the forum. They discussed the new trends in the global venture capital market, strategies for investors, and funding strategies for startups. New opportunities in the Hong Kong and Greater Bay Area markets were also discussed, as well as the development of start-ups and venture capital prospects in the smart life sector. Prof. Dong Sun, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of the HKSAR Government, attended the forum and delivered the opening speech.
"Forum Perspectives"
Dr. Tony Zhang, Director of the Hong Kong Venture Capital and Private Equity Association, Deputy Managing Director and Co-Chief Investment Officer of CR Capital Management, attended the forum and discussed topics such as the investment prospect of the Greater Bay Area. Dr. Zhang believes that the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is a key development strategy for China's reform and opening-up in the new era. This strategy is of great significance to China's innovation-driven development and adherence to reform and opening-up. Additionally, this construction brings tremendous opportunities and development momentum. He pointed out that an ecosystem featuring R&D in Hong Kong, manufacturing in the Greater Bay Area, and sales in the Chinese Mainland is dynamic. This ecosystem provides the greatest opportunity for sci-tech start-ups to take root in the Greater Bay Area, unleash their innovation potential, and drive their high-quality development with technological innovation.
