智通财经APP获悉，11月28日，香港政府统计处发表2024年经济活动按年统计调查─资讯及通讯、金融 及保险、专业及商用服务业的结果，2024年金融业（银行除外）录得最大的总收益，其次为保险业，银 行业，资讯及通讯业，专业、科学及技术活动业，以及行政及支援服务活动业。 在金融业（银行除外）方面，2024年的总收益达7,329亿港元，较2023年上升4.8%，而平均每间公司的 总收益较2023年上升1.4%至7,310万港元。营运开支和雇员薪酬合共同比上升7.5%至2024年的3,573亿港 元。该行业的盈余总额（即总收益扣除营运开支、雇员薪酬及（如适用）货品成本）较2023年上升 2.4%至2024年的3,756亿港元，占2024年总收益的51.3%。行业增加价值（投资及控股公司除外）较2023 年上升13.3%至2024年的1,228亿港元。该行业增加价值可大致量度这行业对香港本地生产总值的贡献。 在2024年，从事金融业（银行除外）的公司约有10000间，从业人数约96400人，平均每间公司的从业人 数为9.6人。 在保险业方面，2024年的总收益达7,286亿港元，较2023年上升7.4%，而平均每间公 ...

Core Insights - The business revenue index for various major service industries in Hong Kong showed significant increases in Q1 2025 compared to Q1 2024, particularly in the financial sector (excluding banks) (+32.5%), insurance (+23.1%), import-export trade (+19.4%), and banking (+19.0%) [1][3] - Conversely, the real estate (-6.7%) and retail (-6.5%) sectors experienced declines in their business revenue indices during the same period [1] - The computer and information technology services sector saw a remarkable increase of 60.2% year-on-year, while the tourism, conference, and exhibition services sector had a modest increase of 1.1% [1] Service Sector Analysis - Comparing Q1 2025 to Q4 2024, the business revenue index for the insurance sector rose by 32.5%, import-export trade by 20.3%, and banking by 19.9%, all showing double-digit growth [1] - The real estate sector's business revenue index decreased by 5.7% in the same comparison [1] - The computer and information technology services sector experienced a 50.3% increase, while the tourism, conference, and exhibition services sector saw a slight increase of 0.7% [2] Future Outlook - The spokesperson for the Hong Kong government indicated that the growth in the economy is expected to support the business of service industries, with ongoing growth in the mainland economy and various measures by the Hong Kong government to enhance economic momentum [3] - However, some industries may face challenges due to uncertainties in the external environment and changes in consumer behavior among residents and travelers in the local market [3]