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香港, 2026年9月29日 - (亚太商讯) - 联想控股体系基金平台联想之星、君联资本、联想创投参与投资的本末科技（06731.HK）正式登陆港交所主板，成为港股“直驱动力模组第一股”。此次IPO发行价为21.6港元，开盘价22.48港元，截至发稿前最高价23.66港元，较发行价涨超9.5%，开盘市值超过86亿港元。随着上市锣声，联想控股体系也收获具身机器人领域的重要IPO。 本末科技成立于2020年，是全球领先的以直驱技术为核心能力的机器人技术平台企业，国家级高新技术企业、工信部认定专精特新“小巨人”企业。公司长期深耕机器人动力模组与机器人整机两大赛道，秉持“让机器人走进千家万户”的企业使命，依托全栈自研技术，打造“核心动力模组+轮足机器人整机”双业务增长曲线，构建机器人动力模组技术、轮足机器人技术及模块化拼接技术三大底层技术平台，实现从核心零部件自研量产到整机商业化落地的完整产业闭环，产品覆盖家用消费、工商业服务等多元场景。根据弗若斯特沙利文的资料，按2025年收入计，本末科技在中国消费机器人直驱动力模组行业排名第一，市场份额为61.1%；在中国轮足机器人行业排名第四，市场份额为4.7%；在中国双轮足机器人行业排名第二，市场份额为18.6%。2025年，公司直驱动力模组出货量超850万套，是全球首家且唯一一家直驱动力模组出货量突破500万套的企业；至2026年6月30日，公司直驱技术方案累计赋能超750万台机器人；产品已覆盖按2025年收入计全球前十大消费机器人厂商中的四家；三年间，公司营收从1754万元增长至2.817亿元，复合年增长率达300.8%。直驱并非营销概念，而是正在发生的动力范式革命。 联想之星与本末科技的故事始于2024年。在做行业研究时，联想之星投资副总裁牛兴明按照不同维度把具身智能拆分成三种不同的研究视角和递归逻辑，其中最常见的产业链拆分作为入门基础，把具身智能拆成“大脑”、本体、灵巧手、运动底盘和关键零部件等环节，逐一研究尚未解决的问题并思考其彼此之间的耦合关系。随着研究向本体和关键动力环节深入，本末科技进入他的视野。2024年，牛兴明联系到本末科技的员工王伟康，并最终接触到公司创始人兼CEO张笛。第一次路演时，张笛从“与人的交互距离”的角度来分析具身智能产业，认为越靠近人的机器人产品，对静音、体积、可靠性和交互体验要求越高。这样的判断让牛兴明觉得挺新颖，因为它显示出一个技术创业者如何从用户和场景反推产品，而非市面上常见的同质化浅层的思考和竞争。张笛对产品和产业的理解最终打动了牛兴明，“当时，我就觉得创始团队肯定能把事做成，只是不确定是三年还是五年。”联想之星团队后续又进一步确认，本末科技核心团队在技术、产品和商业上能够互补。 虽然认可他们，但联想之星投资团队也需要判断，本末科技所做的动力系统能否形成足够大的市场。据牛兴明透露，当时这家公司还没有成为热门标的，收入尚未明显起量，同时应收账款与现金流承压，融资环境也并不轻松。联想之星合伙人陆刚选择把这件事放在产业变化中观察。在他看来，与新能源汽车发展类似，机器人同样提出了不同于传统工业电机的要求，也会给新公司创造生态位，“符合机器人需求的动力电机是一个新品类。”直驱因此成为本末科技最核心的差异点。传统方案通常由电机经减速器后输出，直驱则让电机直接提供驱动力，减少中间传动环节，真正的难点在于如何同时解决扭矩密度、体积、热管理、控制、成本和规模制造。作为国内较早把直驱技术持续工程化并推向机器人场景的玩家，本末科技早在2020年便推出机器人直驱动力模组。到联想之星研究这家公司时，他们已经在用整机和实际场景持续验证自己的产品。在组内最高票通过以及投委会从“人”和“事”两方面都给出认可后，联想之星率先给出TS锁定本末科技的份额。2025年5月，联想之星在本末科技B+轮融资时，以投前估值8亿元独家投资了4000万元。 没过多久，本末科技便交出了一份亮眼的答卷。2025年，这家公司的收入实现倍数级增长，同时还发布了全球首款整机模组化双轮足机器人，并成为国家级专精特新“小巨人”企业。随着公司订单、直驱需求、制造能力和团队执行均得到进一步验证，本末科技的份额也变得紧俏起来。基于此前双方的信任与认可，联想之星于2025年12月成功追投了这家公司2000万元，使本末科技成为联想之星五期基金单项目投资金额最大的一家被投企业。在联想之星等陪伴下，本末科技已经成为中国消费机器人直驱动力模组细分市场的头部企业。联想之星总裁、主管合伙人王明耀表示：“祝贺本末科技成功上市，他们的业务非常扎实，营收增长势头强劲。”在他看来，这家公司卡位机器人核心部件赛道，团队技术积累和实战能力也很强，“这个项目代表了我们稳健、全面的投资逻辑与哲学”。 君联资本同样于2025年投资本末科技。投资后，君联资本依托在人工智能与具身智能领域的产业积累与生态网络，在公司的战略方向梳理、核心技术产业化、业务资源对接及供应链资源整合等方面持续赋能，助力公司加速从核心零部件向整机商业化的跨越。君联资本表示：“祝贺本末科技成功登陆港交所。公司以直驱技术为核心构建差异化机器人技术体系，在消费机器人动力模块及轮足机器人细分赛道中确立了领先优势，并跑通了从核心零部件自研到整机商业化的全栈路径。期待公司以上市为契机，持续强化研发能力、扩大产能规模、拓展全球客户群，在机器人产业智能化升级的进程中扮演更重要的角色。” 联想创投则从2022年开始就已参与本末科技两轮融资，并从A轮投资本末科技，通过产业生态与智能制造能力与企业形成深度协同。联想集团副总裁、联想创投管理合伙人王光熙表示：“恭喜本末科技成功登陆港交所。具身智能的商业化拐点正在到来，而动力系统是机器人从能走到好用的关键底座。本末科技以61.1%的市场份额稳居中国消费机器人直驱动力模组行业第一，用实打实的规模验证了直驱路线的产业价值。我们看好本末科技长期在机器人动力模组领域形成的技术积累、产品能力和规模化交付能力，也看到了其从核心零部件向轮足机器人等更广泛场景延展的潜力。期待本末科技以资本市场为新的起点，持续夯实核心能力，在具身智能产业浪潮中创造更大的价值。”联想创投执行董事、投资二部负责人刘若川表示：“本末科技的核心价值来自对机器人动力技术底层问题的持续探索。区别于传统电机+减速器方案，公司长期坚持直驱技术路线，并围绕电机、传感器、驱动器及动力模组进行系统性研发，持续提升动力系统的集成度与产品性能。联想创投从A轮投资本末科技，并通过产业生态与智能制造能力，与企业形成深度协同。作为联想‘光明计划’及‘火种计划’的种子客户，本末科技机器人成功在联想南方智能制造基地实现量产。未来，联想创投将持续发挥CVC2.0生态优势，助力本末在具身智能时代实现更大规模的商业化落地。” 本末科技创始人兼CEO张笛在上市仪式上表示：当前全球具身智能产业加速发展，机器人行业对动力执行单元的性能提出了更高标准、全新要求。本末科技将以本次港交所挂牌为新起点，借助资本市场力量，持续夯实直驱技术领先优势，打通“核心部件-整机-场景方案”全产业链，面向全球输出中国机器人硬科技实力，进一步夯实“直驱第一股”的行业地位，推动具身智能从技术概念走向规模化产业落地。联想控股旗下联想之星、君联资本、联想创投也将继续发挥各自在早期投资、产业投资和CVC生态方面的能力，陪伴本末科技在具身智能时代实现更大规模的商业化落地。 消息来源：联想之星、君联资本、联想创投微信公号 |
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香港, 2026年9月29日 - (亞太商訊) - 聯想控股體系基金平台聯想之星、君聯資本、聯想創投參與投資的本末科技（06731.HK）正式登陸港交所主板，成為港股「直驅動力模組第一股」。此次IPO發行價為21.6港元，開盤價22.48港元，截至發稿前最高價23.66港元，較發行價漲超9.5%，開盤市值超過86億港元。隨著上市鑼聲，聯想控股體系也收穫具身機器人領域的重要IPO。
本末科技成立於2020年，是全球領先的以直驅技術為核心能力的機器人技術平台企業，國家級高新技術企業、工信部認定專精特新「小巨人」企業。公司長期深耕機器人動力模組與機器人整機兩大賽道，秉持「讓機器人走進千家萬戶」的企業使命，依託全棧自研技術，打造「核心動力模組+輪足機器人整機」雙業務增長曲線，構建機器人動力模組技術、輪足機器人技術及模塊化拼接技術三大底層技術平台，實現從核心零部件自研量產到整機商業化落地的完整產業閉環，產品覆蓋家用消費、工商業服務等多元場景。根據弗若斯特沙利文的資料，按2025年收入計，本末科技在中國消費機器人直驅動力模組行業排名第一，市場份額為61.1%；在中國輪足機器人行業排名第四，市場份額為4.7%；在中國雙輪足機器人行業排名第二，市場份額為18.6%。2025年，公司直驅動力模組出貨量超850萬套，是全球首家且唯一一家直驅動力模組出貨量突破500萬套的企業；至2026年6月30日，公司直驅技術方案累計賦能超750萬台機器人；產品已覆蓋按2025年收入計全球前十大消費機器人廠商中的四家；三年間，公司營收從1754萬元增長至2.817億元，複合年增長率達300.8%。直驅並非營銷概念，而是正在發生的動力範式革命。
聯想之星與本末科技的故事始於2024年。在做行業研究時，聯想之星投資副總裁牛興明按照不同維度把具身智能拆分成三種不同的研究視角和遞歸邏輯，其中最常見的產業鏈拆分作為入門基礎，把具身智能拆成「大腦」、本體、靈巧手、運動底盤和關鍵零部件等環節，逐一研究尚未解決的問題並思考其彼此之間的耦合關係。隨著研究向本體和關鍵動力環節深入，本末科技進入他的視野。2024年，牛興明聯繫到本末科技的員工王偉康，並最終接觸到公司創始人兼CEO張笛。第一次路演時，張笛從「與人的交互距離」的角度來分析具身智能產業，認為越靠近人的機器人產品，對靜音、體積、可靠性和交互體驗要求越高。這樣的判斷讓牛興明覺得挺新穎，因為它顯示出一個技術創業者如何從用戶和場景反推產品，而非市面上常見的同質化淺層的思考和競爭。張笛對產品和產業的理解最終打動了牛興明，「當時，我就覺得創始團隊肯定能把事做成，只是不確定是三年還是五年。」聯想之星團隊後續又進一步確認，本末科技核心團隊在技術、產品和商業上能夠互補。
雖然認可他們，但聯想之星投資團隊也需要判斷，本末科技所做的動力系統能否形成足夠大的市場。據牛興明透露，當時這家公司還沒有成為熱門標的，收入尚未明顯起量，同時應收賬款與現金流承壓，融資環境也並不輕鬆。聯想之星合夥人陸剛選擇把這件事放在產業變化中觀察。在他看來，與新能源汽車發展類似，機器人同樣提出了不同於傳統工業電機的要求，也會給新公司創造生態位，「符合機器人需求的動力電機是一個新品類。」直驅因此成為本末科技最核心的差異點。傳統方案通常由電機經減速器後輸出，直驅則讓電機直接提供驅動力，減少中間傳動環節，真正的難點在於如何同時解決扭矩密度、體積、熱管理、控制、成本和規模製造。作為國內較早把直驅技術持續工程化並推向機器人場景的玩家，本末科技早在2020年便推出機器人直驅動力模組。到聯想之星研究這家公司時，他們已經在用整機和實際場景持續驗證自己的產品。在組內最高票通過以及投委會從「人」和「事」兩方面都給出認可後，聯想之星率先給出TS鎖定本末科技的份額。2025年5月，聯想之星在本末科技B+輪融資時，以投前估值8億元獨家投資了4000萬元。
沒過多久，本末科技便交出了一份亮眼的答卷。2025年，這家公司的收入實現倍數級增長，同時還發佈了全球首款整機模組化雙輪足機器人，並成為國家級專精特新「小巨人」企業。隨著公司訂單、直驅需求、製造能力和團隊執行均得到進一步驗證，本末科技的份額也變得緊俏起來。基於此前雙方的信任與認可，聯想之星於2025年12月成功追投了這家公司2000萬元，使本末科技成為聯想之星五期基金單項目投資金額最大的一家被投企業。在聯想之星等陪伴下，本末科技已經成為中國消費機器人直驅動力模組細分市場的頭部企業。聯想之星總裁、主管合夥人王明耀表示：「祝賀本末科技成功上市，他們的業務非常扎實，營收增長勢頭強勁。」在他看來，這家公司卡位機器人核心部件賽道，團隊技術積累和實戰能力也很強，「這個項目代表了我們穩健、全面的投資邏輯與哲學」。
君聯資本同樣於2025年投資本末科技。投資後，君聯資本依託在人工智能與具身智能領域的產業積累與生態網絡，在公司的戰略方向梳理、核心技術產業化、業務資源對接及供應鏈資源整合等方面持續賦能，助力公司加速從核心零部件向整機商業化的跨越。君聯資本表示：「祝賀本末科技成功登陸港交所。公司以直驅技術為核心構建差異化機器人技術體系，在消費機器人動力模塊及輪足機器人細分賽道中確立了領先優勢，並跑通了從核心零部件自研到整機商業化的全棧路徑。期待公司以上市為契機，持續強化研發能力、擴大產能規模、拓展全球客戶群，在機器人產業智能化升級的進程中扮演更重要的角色。」
聯想創投則從2022年開始就已參與本末科技兩輪融資，並從A輪投資本末科技，通過產業生態與智能製造能力與企業形成深度協同。聯想集團副總裁、聯想創投管理合夥人王光熙表示：「恭喜本末科技成功登陸港交所。具身智能的商業化拐點正在到來，而動力系統是機器人從能走到好用的關鍵底座。本末科技以61.1%的市場份額穩居中國消費機器人直驅動力模組行業第一，用實打實的規模驗證了直驅路線的產業價值。我們看好本末科技長期在機器人動力模組領域形成的技術積累、產品能力和規模化交付能力，也看到了其從核心零部件向輪足機器人等更廣泛場景延展的潛力。期待本末科技以資本市場為新的起點，持續夯實核心能力，在具身智能產業浪潮中創造更大的價值。」聯想創投執行董事、投資二部負責人劉若川表示：「本末科技的核心價值來自對機器人動力技術底層問題的持續探索。區別於傳統電機+減速器方案，公司長期堅持直驅技術路線，並圍繞電機、傳感器、驅動器及動力模組進行系統性研發，持續提升動力系統的集成度與產品性能。聯想創投從A輪投資本末科技，並通過產業生態與智能製造能力，與企業形成深度協同。作為聯想『光明計劃』及『火種計劃』的種子客戶，本末科技機器人成功在聯想南方智能製造基地實現量產。未來，聯想創投將持續發揮CVC2.0生態優勢，助力本末在具身智能時代實現更大規模的商業化落地。」
本末科技創始人兼CEO張笛在上市儀式上表示：當前全球具身智能產業加速發展，機器人行業對動力執行單元的性能提出了更高標準、全新要求。本末科技將以本次港交所掛牌為新起點，借助資本市場力量，持續夯實直驅技術領先優勢，打通「核心部件-整機-場景方案」全產業鏈，面向全球輸出中國機器人硬科技實力，進一步夯實「直驅第一股」的行業地位，推動具身智能從技術概念走向規模化產業落地。聯想控股旗下聯想之星、君聯資本、聯想創投也將繼續發揮各自在早期投資、產業投資和CVC生態方面的能力，陪伴本末科技在具身智能時代實現更大規模的商業化落地。
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- Strong demand for AI and robotics technologies as Hong Kong platform helps companies build global connections
Hong Kong, Oct 16, 2026 - (ACN Newswire) - The 46th Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition), organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), and the 29th electronicAsia, jointly organised by the HKTDC and MMI Asia concluded successfully today. Over the four-day exhibition period, the two fairs attracted over 61,000 buyers from 141 countries and regions. Buyers from outside Hong Kong came mainly from the Chinese Mainland, India, Japan and the United States, among others, while buyer attendance from Kazakhstan, Brazil and other areas recorded encouraging growth, further reinforcing Hong Kong's role as an international trading hub and an important platform connecting global innovation and technology industries with international markets.
The Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) and electronicAsia concluded successfully today. The four-day fairs attracted over 61,000 buyers from 141 countries and regions who visited Hong Kong to source products and explore business opportunities
This year's Electronics Fair focused on three highlighted themes: AI & Robotics, Smart Wellness and NEXTEntertainment, with related products showcased across various thematic zones. electronicAsia also featured dedicated zones presenting electronic components, display technologies, printed circuit boards, electronic manufacturing services, and testing and measuring equipment, creating a comprehensive one-stop sourcing marketplace for the electronics industry.
More than 130 exhibitors participated in the Smart Wellness sector, showcasing a wide range of products and solutions, including digital health devices, smart wearables, personal care technologies, gerontech and consumer electronics for healthy living. The strong participation reflects growing market demand for technology-enabled health management solutions and innovations that enhance quality of life.
Silas Chu, HKTDC Associate Executive Director, said: "This year's Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) and electronicAsia achieved a fruitful outcome, bringing together exhibitors, buyers, investors and industry players from around the world. The fairs generated strong sourcing momentum and facilitated numerous business deals and partnerships. As the industry continues to transform and upgrade, the role of trade fairs is also evolving, extending beyond traditional product showcases and sourcing activities to become important platforms for fostering innovation, industry exchange and cross-sector collaboration, while reinforcing Hong Kong's strengths as an international trade centre. The newly introduced Future Industries Zone attracted strong interest from technology companies, investors and buyers, while the GoGlobal Connect Zone and its related activities were also well received, reflecting strong demand from Chinese Mainland enterprises seeking to expand overseas and leverage Hong Kong's professional services. This highlights our city's unique role as a bridge connecting industries with global markets."
This year's Autumn Electronics Fair introduces the new Future Industries Zone, spotlighting five key themes: Future Computing, Future Manufacturing, Future Marine & Quantum Technologies, Future Microelectronics, and Future Wellness. Pictured is exhibitor Lenovo showcasing a diverse range of innovative technologies and solutions.
Mr Chu added: "As Hong Kong's October exhibition season continues, the HKTDC will organise a series of major exhibitions and conferences, including the Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Autumn Edition), Hong Kong International Outdoor and Tech Light Expo, and Eco Expo Asia later this month. These events will create more cross-industry collaboration opportunities while leveraging Hong Kong's unique advantage in connecting the Chinese Mainland with international markets. They also align with the Hong Kong SAR Government's latest Policy Address and first Five-Year Plan which emphasise accelerating innovation and technology development, promoting AI adoption and strengthening Hong Kong's position as an international trade centre."
Survey: over 80% of respondents optimistic about ASEAN and Middle East markets; AI emerges as a key growth driver
An independent research agency commissioned by the organisers interviewed over 1,150 buyers and exhibitors during the fairs. The survey found that 96% of respondents expected overall sales to increase or remain stable over the next 12 to 24 months, reflecting cautious optimism about the industry's medium-term market outlook.
Respondents were particularly positive about future sales prospects in several areas, with the most promising growth opportunities identified in ASEAN (83%), the Middle East (83%) and Chinese Mainland (81%). The findings suggest that companies are actively diversifying their business footprint and exploring new growth markets.
The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to accelerate in the electronics industry, with 74% of surveyed companies already applying or planning to apply generative AI technologies. The main areas of application include product design and development, data analysis and reporting, sales and customer engagement, as well as marketing and content creation. Meanwhile, nearly 60% of respondents identified AI as the technology expected to have the greatest impact on the industry over the next two years.
The two fairs featured more than 3,200 exhibitors from 15 countries and regions. The HKTDC organised 130 buying missions involving buyers from 65 countries and regions, including companies such as Samsung Electronics and SSG.com from Korea, Karimex, Stetsom and Mondial from Brazil; Mercado Libre from Argentina; Garni Technology, Varitec Corp and Pan Pacific International from Czechia; Reichelt Elektronik from Germany; Taç Elektronik from Turkey; and Pixel Electric Ltd from Kenya, further reinforcing Hong Kong's role as a platform connecting international markets with innovative supply chains.
RoboPark and Future Industries Zone take centre stage
RoboPark and the Future Industries Zone were among the major highlights of this year's fairs, showcasing the latest advancements in AI, robotics, and other frontier technologies. This year's fairs featured more than 120 robots, primarily showcased at RoboPark at the Electronics Fair, demonstrating practical applications across four key areas: commercial and service industries, industrial and logistics operations, entertainment and social interaction, and healthcare and rehabilitation. Leading robotics companies from the Chinese Mainland took part, including UBTECH, AgiBot and DEEP Robotics, showcasing the latest achievements in bringing robotics technologies from R&D to commercial deployment and real-world applications.
RoboPark expanded further this year and featured five interactive experience and demonstration zones. The photo shows Robot Dance Battle, where robots competed through precise movements and rhythm, demonstrating agility and advanced control capabilities
Beijing Linkerbot Technology Co., Ltd. showcased the Hong Kong debut of its Linker Hand O30 Fully Direct-Drive Dexterous Hand, featuring sub-millimetre positioning accuracy and millisecond-level response speed, highlighting the potential of advanced robotic hands in humanoid robotics and industrial applications
Among the highlights was Booster Robotics, winner of the 2026 RoboCup World Championship, which showcased its championship-winning humanoid robot at the fairs. Yang Liuyang, APAC Sales Director of Booster Robotics, said: "We receive around 100 buyer visits every day from around the world, including Europe, Australia, and South American markets such as Brazil, Chile and Peru. This demonstrates the strong growth potential and commercial demand for humanoid robots in overseas markets. We are actively leveraging Hong Kong as a platform to expand our international business. We expect to appoint one to two distributors in Hong Kong this quarter, accelerating the commercialisation of our technologies and further expanding their applications in overseas markets."
The newly launched Future Industries Zone spotlighted five key themes: Future Computing, Future Manufacturing, Future Marine & Quantum Technologies, Future Microelectronics, and Future Wellness. The zone brought together over 100 companies to showcase cutting-edge technologies and solutions. Among them was Hong Kong company Xeroptix Technology Limited, which presented core technologies serving as the "AI brain" for robots, offering integrated solutions spanning algorithms, software, hardware and chip design. Dr Steve Kong, Chief Technology Officer of Xeroptix Technology Limited, said the Future Industries Zone enabled innovation and technology companies to connect more effectively with industry partners while reaching investors, corporate users and international markets. During the exhibition, the company engaged with more than 50 potential clients from markets including Australia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe, many of whom expressed strong interest in its embodied AI technologies for robotics. “The exhibition has delivered encouraging results and is expected to generate potential orders worth over US$1 million,” Dr Kong said.
Overseas exhibitors also leveraged the Autumn Electronics Fair to explore global business opportunities. First-time exhibitor Clevetura from Cyprus showcased its innovative input device that combines keyboard and touchpad functionalities, aiming to identify distribution partners and expand its international network. Co-founder Mike Krupenkov said: “Hong Kong serves as an important gateway to international markets. Through the fairs, we connected with a number of promising buyers from around the world, and the results have been highly encouraging.”
The fairs brought together more than 120 young companies and start-ups, primarily located in the Startup Zone. Among them were numerous Hong Kong start-ups presenting their home-grown innovations to global markets. Hong Kong-based AI-powered news verification app developer Fliq achieved encouraging results in its debut participation. Its CEO and Co-founder Victor Nesteruk said: "Through the fairs, we connected with around 30 potential investors and business partners from markets including the Chinese Mainland, Brazil and Cyprus. We also arranged around 20 business meetings and secured two strategic cooperation opportunities. The fairs provide start-ups with an efficient platform to connect with international markets, and we will definitely participate again."
In addition to business matching, the exhibition also helped start-ups explore business and fundraising opportunities through its Investment Matchmaking programme. Korea's Posco Investment attended the fair to explore strategic investment opportunities. The company's typical investment size for each project is around US$750,000. Olivia Park, Venture Capital Manager of Posco Investment, said: "We met with three to five high-potential technology companies and are currently conducting further due diligence and follow-up discussions with one start-up developing smart audio glasses for runners."
The fairs featured numerous product debuts, with many companies choosing the platform to unveil their latest technologies and solutions to international buyers. Shenzhen-based VIGX Technology Co., Ltd. showcased the world's first pocket-sized AI-powered exoskeleton robot, overcoming the traditional limitations of bulky and cumbersome industrial exoskeletons. The product attracted strong interest from buyers, with nearly 1,000 visitors recorded during the first two days of the fair alone, including quality buyers from Europe, North America, and South American markets such as Argentina, Brazil and Chile. Wang Han, Overseas Sales Manager of VIGX, said: "The fair provides an ideal platform for us to showcase our latest innovations, accelerating the commercialisation of new technologies and their expansion into overseas markets. If market testing generates positive feedback, it could lead to volume purchases and potential orders worth around RMB1 million."
Supporting Chinese Mainland enterprises in going global
The HKTDC is one of the core members of the government-led GoGlobal Task Force. This year, the fairs featured the dedicated GoGlobal Connect Zone, offering support on financing, intellectual property, compliance, logistics and risk management to help Chinese Mainland enterprises leverage Hong Kong's international platform and professional services to connect with global markets. The zone received an enthusiastic response, attracting a large number of enquiries and registrations from businesses and professionals interested in expanding their overseas presence. At the same time, many Chinese Mainland technology companies actively used the fair as a springboard for global expansion.
The fairs featured the dedicated GoGlobal Connect Zone, bringing together professional service providers to support enterprises with financing, intellectual property, logistics, compliance and risk management, helping Chinese Mainland companies expand into international markets through Hong Kong
Among them was Huahon Data Technology, a provider of liquid-cooled AI computing systems and AI solutions, which worked to actively expand its international presence through the fair, successfully connecting with buyers and business partners from Asia, the Middle East and Europe. The company's CEO, Luo Hua, said: "Our global expansion strategy goes beyond selling hardware products. We are committed to building a comprehensive AI ecosystem and providing overseas customers with integrated solutions covering hardware, platforms and applications." The company is actively advancing its international development plans and intends to establish a registered company in Hong Kong within the next one to two months, positioning the city as a key base for its global expansion. The exhibitor added: “The HKTDC not only helped us connect with overseas buyers, but also actively introduced us to banks and financial institutions, supporting our financing activities in Hong Kong and our overseas expansion efforts."
Global buyers actively source innovative products
The fair attracted buyers from around the world to Hong Kong to source innovative technologies and advanced electronic products, with vibrant business discussions taking place throughout the exhibition. Cizar Abughazaleh, CEO of Dubai-based Action to Action, a company specialising in robot procurement and integration solutions for a wide range of service projects, visited the fair to source robots designed for interactive learning and educational applications. He said: "The fair brings together robots for a wide range of applications in a designated showcase area, enabling buyers to efficiently connect with and compare suppliers. We have purchased a dancing robot and a larger humanoid robot designed for testing and evaluation, helping us explore further collaboration opportunities for future projects."
In addition to buyers from the Middle East, the fair attracted buyers from emerging markets such as Africa and South America, who travelled to Hong Kong to source innovative products and technologies. Masibo Levy Wafula, Managing Director of Kenya-based robotics and intelligent systems supplier Pixel Electric, successfully identified manufacturers from the Chinese Mainland at the fair and plans to procure smart metering and automation solutions worth around US$100,000 to support the upgrading of his business. Meanwhile, Fabio Marqui, Foreign Trade Manager of Hayamax, a major electronics wholesaler and distributor in Brazil as well as Toshiba's distributor in the country, said that in addition to finalising a US$200,000 order with an existing business partner during the visit, he had also held discussions with a number of new suppliers from Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland and Taiwan, and expects to establish around four new business collaborations. His experience highlights the fair's strong appeal in bringing together global buyers and quality suppliers, while underscoring Hong Kong's unique role as a vital gateway connecting the Chinese Mainland with international markets.
Over 100 events and 180+ international experts drive industry exchange
More than 100 events were organised during the fairs, including forums, robotics demonstrations and performances. Over 180 industry leaders, experts and business representatives from around the world shared their insights. Among the highlights was a series of well-attended sessions focusing on GoGlobal activities with representatives from Hang Seng Bank, the Hong Kong Export Credit Insurance Corporation and other financial and professional service organisations examining key considerations for overseas expansion, including financing, risk management and business planning. Meanwhile, speakers from OCBC Bank (Hong Kong) shared the latest developments in ASEAN’s manufacturing ecosystem and corporate expansion strategies, providing practical insights for businesses seeking opportunities in the region.
In addition, a wide range of forum sessions explored topics such as AI applications, digital transformation, industrial upgrading and cross-border business opportunities, attracting strong participation from industry professionals and reflecting keen market interest in innovation and emerging business opportunities. The RoboPark also featured exciting robot football matches, robot street dance performances and other live demonstrations, vividly showcasing the latest developments in real-world robotics applications. These activities added energy and a vibrant technology atmosphere to the fair, drawing large crowds of buyers and visitors.
The Hong Kong Electronic Forum, co-organised by the HKTDC, MMI Asia Pte Ltd and the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association, was themed “Future Tech: Powering Electronics Competitiveness with AI and Sustainable Innovation”. The forum explored innovation and development opportunities for the electronics industry in the AI era, providing valuable insights into emerging trends and future market opportunities.
Lillian Cheong, Under Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of the HKSAR Government, together with representatives from government, financial institutions, technology companies and professional services sectors, joined the "Finance Empowered and Go Global Summit" to discuss overseas expansion strategies, cross-border collaboration opportunities and new trends in financial empowerment
The "Future Technology - Future Scenarios - Future Talent" - Youth Scientists & Industry Application Scenario Matching Forum, organised by the HKTDC and the Hong Kong Electronics Industries Association and supported by the Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau of the HKSAR Government and the Hong Kong Young Scientist Association, gathered young researchers, industry representatives and experts to explore technology commercialisation and future industry opportunities. Joining the event with other distinguished guests were Sun Dong (front row, fourth from left), Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of the HKSAR Government; Sophia Chong (front row, fourth from right), Executive Director of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council; Dr Ge Ming (front row, second from left), Commissioner for Industry (Innovation and Technology) of the Innovation, Technology and Industry of the HKSAR Government; Paul So (front row, third from left), Chairman of the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association; and Clara Chan (front row, third from right), Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong Investment Corporation Limited
The Hall of Fame featured more than 560 renowned brands this year, including first-time exhibitors such as Aoni.
The two fairs continued to adopt the EXHIBITION+ hybrid format, combining physical exhibitions with online business matching. In addition to attending the physical fairs, exhibitors and buyers also had access to the Click2Match smart business matching platform to conduct online meetings and sourcing activities. The online editions of both the Electronics Fair and electronicAsia will remain open until 23 October, extending business matching and collaboration opportunities worldwide.
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- Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition): https://www.hktdc.com/event/hkelectronicsfairae/en
- electronicAsia: https://www.hktdc.com/event/electronicasia/en
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About HKTDC
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. The HKTDC is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade. With over 50 offices globally, including 13 in the Chinese Mainland, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub. The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via trade publications, research reports and digital news channels. For more information, please visit: www.hktdc.com/aboutus.