Hong Kong Science Park Hosts Inaugural "Co-Creation and Co-Investment Industry Acceleration Summit," Unveils First Batch of Investment Projects

The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) held its inaugural "Co-Creation and Investment Industry Acceleration Summit" on September 7, 2026, officially announcing the first batch of investment projects from the "Co-Enterprise Acceleration Fund." The summit lasts for six days, with the first two days taking place at the Hong Kong Science Park, followed by events in Dongguan and Hangzhou, aimed at promoting communication and collaboration among innovation and technology enterprises, investors, and industry partners.

Highlights and Topics of the Summit

The summit gathered over 400 entrepreneurs and investors in the innovation and technology sector, connecting 100 industrial application scenarios. Topics covered included global deep technology investment trends, strategies for technology companies going overseas, and the latest developments in fields such as artificial intelligence, data science, electronics and robotics, and life and health technologies. Ms. Sunny Choi, Chairperson of HKSTP, stated that this summit is not only a networking event but also an efficient engine for driving commercialization.

First Batch of Investment Projects from the Co-Enterprise Acceleration Fund

The first batch of investment projects announced at the summit includes four high-potential technology companies:

• e-SENSOR Limited: Focused on developing self-powered wireless IoT sensing systems, already applied in several large enterprises.
• FluviusH2: Producing zero-carbon green hydrogen using bioenzyme catalysis technology and exploring its applications in various fields.
• Akerf Robotics: Developing AI-driven wall-climbing inspection robots, providing automated inspection solutions for the global manufacturing industry.
• FST Space: Concentrating on the development of reusable heavy-lift launch vehicles to advance commercial space transportation.

These investment projects demonstrate HKSTP's commitment to promoting innovation and technology enterprises, injecting new vitality into the development of Hong Kong's innovation and technology ecosystem.

Future Outlook for the Innovation and Technology Ecosystem

In his speech at the summit, Financial Secretary Paul Chan emphasized that establishing a capital ecosystem that supports startups and promotes innovation is the current goal. He stated that Hong Kong will become a hub for global investors and innovators, encouraging companies at all stages to find suitable capital partners here.

With the number of startups graduating from HKSTP's innovation and technology incubation program reaching a historic high of 895, it indicates that Hong Kong's innovation and technology ecosystem is growing increasingly robust. HKSTP will continue to be dedicated to providing comprehensive training and support for innovation and technology enterprises, assisting them in achieving success in international markets.

Source: Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation