智通财经APP获悉，1月9日，香港特区行政长官李家超在大湾区(南沙)工商界高峰论坛及交流会2026进 行视像致辞时表示，2022年6月，国务院印发《广州南沙深化面向世界的粤港澳全面合作总体方案》 (《南沙方案》)，为南沙擘划重点发展方向。去年，《南沙方案》迎来第一阶段发展目标的收官之年， 建设成果丰硕。南沙的高新技术企业数量，已超过1 300家，国际高端人才年均增长百分之55。南沙的 大湾区合作成效显著，已有19个粤港澳联合科技攻关项目加快推进。香港科技大学(广州)在2022年正式 开学，更已经有32个创新项目入驻大学的科创成果转移转化基地。 李家超续称，在一国两制下，香港拥有内联外通的优势。香港是国家唯一的普通法司法管辖区，法律制 度与全球多个金融中心接轨。同时，香港实行简单低税制，拥有高度开放和国际化的营商环境。我们积 极推动数字贸易、金融服务、法律服务等领域的创新，为大湾区发展提供多元化、高增值、全方位的专 业服务。我们会继续发挥香港超级联系人和超级增值人的角色，为内地企业提供筹融资服务，以至设立 国际业务总部、财资中心、科研中心、供应链管理中心等，携手企业一同走向世界。 原文如下： 行政长官在大湾区( ...

从《维护国家安全条例》两部附属法例刊宪生效，到携手广东、澳门成功举办十五运会和残特奥 会，再到成功举行香港特区第八届立法会选举……一年来，香港特区政府勇于担当、积极进取，坚定维 护国家主权、安全、发展利益，实现经济稳步增长，香港由治及兴迈出新步伐。 "2026年是国家'十五五'规划的开局之年，亦会是特区政府持续全力拼经济、谋发展、搞建设、惠 民生的一年，是主动对接国家'十五五'规划、实现进一步发展的一年。"香港特区行政长官李家超表 示，会继续带领团队，统筹发展和安全，深化改革，发挥香港"背靠祖国、联通世界"的独特优势，深化 国际交往合作，发展经济，改善民生，确保香港长期繁荣稳定。 全面复苏 经济展现韧性、成绩亮眼 12月11日，香港交易所金融大会堂内，随着内地工业供应链服务商京东工业股份有限公司负责人敲 响上市锣，港股市场迎来了今年第100只新股。 2025年，港股IPO（首次公开募股）市场增长强劲，领跑全球。国际知名会计师事务所毕马威在报 告中指出，预计2025年香港IPO市场集资规模达2721亿港元，位居全球第一。"全球主要IPO市场于2025 年呈上升趋势，其中香港的募资额为去年的3倍，成为推动全球IP ...

转自：北京日报客户端 原标题：香港由治及兴迈出新步伐 勇于担当 积极进取（香江在线） 从《维护国家安全条例》两部附属法例刊宪生效，到携手广东、澳门成功举办十五运会和残特奥会，再 到成功举行香港特区第八届立法会选举……一年来，香港特区政府勇于担当、积极进取，坚定维护国家 主权、安全、发展利益，实现经济稳步增长，香港由治及兴迈出新步伐。 "2026年是国家'十五五'规划的开局之年，亦会是特区政府持续全力拼经济、谋发展、搞建设、惠民生 的一年，是主动对接国家'十五五'规划、实现进一步发展的一年。"香港特区行政长官李家超表示，会 继续带领团队，统筹发展和安全，深化改革，发挥香港"背靠祖国、联通世界"的独特优势，深化国际交 往合作，发展经济，改善民生，确保香港长期繁荣稳定。 全面复苏 经济展现韧性、成绩亮眼 12月11日，香港交易所金融大会堂内，随着内地工业供应链服务商京东工业股份有限公司负责人敲响上 市锣，港股市场迎来了今年第100只新股。 2025年，港股IPO（首次公开募股）市场增长强劲，领跑全球。国际知名会计师事务所毕马威在报告中 指出，预计2025年香港IPO市场集资规模达2721亿港元，位居全球第一。"全球 ...

新华社香港12月13日电（记者王茜）香港特区政府13日宣布，由特区政府律政司发起、商务及经济发展 局支持的"香港专业服务出海平台"13日正式启动，这标志着香港专业服务协同支援内地企业出海迈向新 阶段。 特区政府律政司副司长张国钧当日在启动礼上表示，今年的施政报告提出香港要发挥出海平台作用，协 助更多企业利用香港平台出海，为香港创造更多商机和经济价值，也为国家作出"一国两制"下的独特贡 献。 他表示，企业要成功出海，就必须要有法律、金融和会计等高水平专业服务的支援。为此，律政司成 立"香港专业服务出海平台"，要为出海企业提供支援，为不同企业的需要进行合适配对。 张国钧介绍，平台会持续与业界紧密联系，收集业界的实践经验，出版更多成功案例，为内地企业提供 有益的参考。同时，加强了解内地企业出海对专业服务的具体需求，协调香港专业服务为企业提供高效 的支援。律政司还会成立"出海专业服务专家委员会"。 特区政府商务及经济发展局局长丘应桦致辞表示，作为内联外通的"超级联系人"和"超级增值人"，香港 拥有得天独厚的优势。香港可以协助内地企业发展海外业务，应对在出海过程中可能会遇到的各种挑战 和难题，是内地企业出海的最佳拍档。 ...

Core Insights - Deloitte China has established a "Deloitte Outbound Special Team" to provide comprehensive professional services for mainland companies seeking global expansion [2] - The initiative aims to address challenges faced by mainland enterprises, including strategic planning, localization, and capability building [2][3] - The report indicates that China's outbound direct investment is expected to exceed $190 billion in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 8%, and a 20% increase in investments in Belt and Road Initiative countries [2] Group 1 - Mainland enterprises are entering a 2.0 phase of internationalization, driven by high-quality economic development and strong international competitiveness in technology and business models [3] - Three new trends in outbound investment have emerged: market diversification, capability upgrading, and optimized engagement with local economies [3] - The demand for digital economy and infrastructure in regions like ASEAN, Middle East, and Latin America is significant, necessitating localization to meet end-user needs [3] Group 2 - Hong Kong is increasingly recognized as a "super connector" and "value enhancer" for mainland enterprises going global, addressing pain points such as currency management and high financing costs [4] - Hong Kong's status as an international financial center allows it to provide risk hedging tools and facilitate capital flow through tax agreements with various countries [4] - The establishment of the "Deloitte Outbound Special Team" is expected to optimize related policies and services, enhancing the internationalization foundation for mainland tech companies and brands [5]

Core Insights - The Hong Kong SAR government has established a cross-department "Outbound Enterprises Task Force" to support mainland enterprises in expanding overseas through Hong Kong [2] - Ernst & Young (EY) has been invited to join the task force, aiming to assist companies in their international ventures and enhance Hong Kong's role in national high-quality development [2] - EY's Hong Kong and Macau Managing Partner highlighted Hong Kong's transformation from a "super connector" to a "value chain enhancer" due to government initiatives like the Greater Bay Area development and the Belt and Road Initiative [2] Group 1 - The task force brings together various public institutions, professional organizations, chambers of commerce, and business entities to create a one-stop support platform for mainland enterprises [2] - EY aims to leverage its global resources and professional service capabilities to assist companies in navigating challenges such as market awareness, supply chain management, regulatory compliance, and cultural differences [2] - The establishment of EY's China Overseas Investment Business Department and Belt and Road professional service team reflects its commitment to supporting enterprises on the path of high-quality development [5] Group 2 - Hong Kong's core advantages include a common law legal system, a robust capital market foundation, and a comprehensive professional service ecosystem [3]

Core Insights - The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) has successfully participated in the China International Import Expo (CIIE) for eight consecutive years, showcasing the strengths of Hong Kong brands and professional services through the "Hong Kong Food Pavilion" and "Hong Kong Service Pavilion" [1][2][3] - Over 1,000 business matching meetings were facilitated during the expo, leading to immediate orders for several Hong Kong companies and collaborations with mainland enterprises [1][2] - The HKTDC organized a promotional event titled "Hong Kong: The Preferred Platform for Mainland Enterprises Going Global," attracting 500 representatives from various sectors, highlighting Hong Kong's role as a bridge for international business [2][7] Hong Kong Food Pavilion - The "Hong Kong Food Pavilion" featured 33 companies and covered an area of 1,000 square meters, presenting a variety of food products including snacks, health foods, and beverages [3][5] - A live streaming service was introduced at the pavilion, broadcasting for nine hours daily, which helped to increase brand exposure significantly, achieving over one million views on platforms like JD.com and Douyin [3][12] - Activities such as cooking demonstrations and free tastings were organized to enhance visitor engagement and promote Hong Kong's culinary offerings [14] Hong Kong Service Pavilion - The "Hong Kong Service Pavilion" showcased 21 companies across 500 square meters, emphasizing Hong Kong's advantages in sectors like technology, healthcare, finance, and logistics [5][16] - The pavilion hosted sharing sessions for exhibitors to discuss the benefits of Hong Kong's professional services, facilitating numerous business matching opportunities [18] - Companies like Wine World Trading Platform and Yiling Technology engaged in discussions and signed memorandums of understanding to enhance their supply chain management and market entry strategies in mainland China [5][6] Promotional Event - The promotional event "Hong Kong: The Preferred Platform for Mainland Enterprises Going Global" featured key speakers including Hong Kong's Chief Executive and representatives from various government bodies, emphasizing the importance of utilizing Hong Kong's platform for international expansion [7][20] - The event included interactive discussions among prominent figures from Hong Kong and mainland enterprises, focusing on collaboration in innovation, finance, and professional services to seize global market opportunities [8][20]

Group 1: Event Overview - The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) participated in the China International Import Expo (CIIE) for the eighth consecutive year, establishing the "Hong Kong Food Pavilion" and "Hong Kong Services Pavilion" to showcase Hong Kong's brand and professional service advantages [1][2] - The expo facilitated over 1,000 business matching meetings, helping several Hong Kong companies secure immediate orders and sign cooperation agreements with mainland enterprises [1][2] - The HKTDC organized a promotional event titled "Hong Kong: The Preferred Platform for Mainland Enterprises Going Global," attracting 500 representatives from various sectors including innovation and technology, healthcare, and professional services [1][2][7] Group 2: Pavilion Highlights - The "Hong Kong Food Pavilion" featured 33 companies and covered an area of 1,000 square meters, showcasing a variety of food products and utilizing live streaming to enhance brand visibility, achieving over one million exposures on platforms like JD.com and Douyin [3][4] - The "Hong Kong Services Pavilion" included 21 companies and spanned 500 square meters, highlighting Hong Kong's strengths in innovation technology, medical technology, financial and professional services, and logistics [5][6] Group 3: Business Outcomes - Companies such as Yichuang Food Technology successfully signed significant contracts with mainland firms during the expo, focusing on areas like probiotic food technology and plant-based protein innovation [4][5] - New exhibitors like the Wine World Trading Platform signed a memorandum of cooperation with a Shanghai cross-border e-commerce service company to enhance supply chain management in mainland China [6] - Established brands like Kampery Development secured multiple cooperation intentions with wholesalers and e-commerce clients, indicating strong interest from professional buyers [5] Group 4: Networking and Collaboration - The promotional event featured key speakers including Hong Kong's Chief Executive and representatives from various government bodies, emphasizing Hong Kong's role as a bridge for mainland enterprises to access global markets [7][8] - Interactive discussions involved prominent figures from Hong Kong and mainland enterprises, focusing on leveraging strengths in innovation, finance, and professional services to seize overseas market opportunities [8]

Core Points - The eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE) is being held in Shanghai from November 5 to 10, with participation from 155 countries and regions, featuring over 4,100 foreign enterprises and an exhibition area exceeding 430,000 square meters [5][6] - Approximately 380 companies from Hong Kong are participating, marking a record high in the number of exhibitors from the region, showcasing a wide range of industries and viewing the expo as a platform for expanding domestic sales and demonstrating Hong Kong's brand and innovation capabilities [6][7] - Over 40% of the participating Hong Kong companies are debuting at the expo, covering sectors such as food, innovative technology, medical technology, professional services, logistics, and information technology, highlighting Hong Kong's brand advantages and competitiveness [7][8] Industry Insights - The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) has established the "Hong Kong Food Pavilion" and "Hong Kong Services Pavilion" at the expo, covering a total area of 1,500 square meters with 54 participating companies [6][8] - The "Hong Kong Food Pavilion" features 33 companies presenting six categories of products, focusing on health and taste, while the "Hong Kong Services Pavilion" includes 21 companies showcasing innovative technology, medical technology, financial and professional services, logistics, and information and communication technology [8] - A promotional event titled "Hong Kong: The Preferred Platform for Mainland Enterprises to Go Global" was held, attracting around 500 participants, emphasizing Hong Kong's unique advantages in assisting mainland enterprises in expanding into international markets [9][10] Market Dynamics - The expo reflects the strong demand from Chinese consumers for various products and services, countering claims of "consumption downgrade" in the market [11] - Hong Kong's participation in the expo is seen as a strategic move to leverage the vast mainland market, with the Chief Executive of Hong Kong actively engaging with exhibitors and promoting their offerings [10][12] - The integration of new sales channels, such as live streaming, indicates that Hong Kong businesses are embracing technological advancements to drive industry transformation [11][12]

Core Insights - Hong Kong is positioned as a key platform for mainland Chinese enterprises to expand internationally, supported by favorable tax policies and strategic initiatives from the Hong Kong government [4][6]. Group 1: Hong Kong's Strategic Role - Hong Kong is designated as a "super connector" between mainland China and the world, playing a crucial role in the national "14th Five-Year Plan" as an international financial, shipping, and trade center [4]. - The Hong Kong government is actively promoting the internationalization of professional services, aiming to make Hong Kong the preferred platform for enterprises going abroad [4][6]. - The establishment of the "Mainland Enterprises Going Abroad Task Force" reflects the government's commitment to attract mainland companies to utilize Hong Kong for international expansion [4]. Group 2: Growth of Mainland Enterprises Going Abroad - There is a strong growth momentum in mainland Chinese enterprises going abroad, with significant increases in overseas mergers and acquisitions, large transactions, and investments in countries along the "Belt and Road" initiative [6]. - Despite the growth, mainland enterprises face challenges in strategic decision-making, compliance operations, partner selection, and talent management when expanding internationally [6]. Group 3: Taxation and Investment Planning - Hong Kong's tax policies provide essential support for mainland enterprises looking to invest overseas, with a focus on common misconceptions in overseas investment tax planning [8]. - Different investment structures and their tax implications are critical considerations for enterprises planning to expand internationally [8]. - The company aims to leverage its global service network and local expertise to assist mainland enterprises in navigating their international expansion effectively [8].