The Economic Times reported on November 4 that Hong Kong is actively attracting Indian companies to set up operations, helping them use Hong Kong as a "platform" to expand into the mainland market. A source said that currently, the Hong Kong Investment Promotion Agency (InvestHK) is in talks with an Indian insurance company, and both parties held related meetings in India at the beginning of 2025. Data shows that between 2023 and 2025, approximately 1,400 overseas and mainland Chinese companies established or expanded their businesses in Hong Kong, attracting over $24 billion in investment during this period. Currently, Hong Kong has more than 1,200 financial technology companies, an increase of 10% compared to 2024, and it is expected that by 2032, the total revenue of the financial technology industry will exceed $600 billion, with an annual growth rate of over 28%. Regarding this, Hong Kong's Chief Executive, Lee Ka-chiu, stated that Hong Kong is "striving to create an unprecedented platform" to connect the Chinese mainland and the international market.
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