Group 1 - Hong Kong Telecommunications' subsidiary, PCCW Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., received the first batch of value-added telecommunications business operation pilot approvals from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, marking a milestone for the company [1] - The approval allows Hong Kong Telecommunications to leverage its international resources to provide ICT services for enterprises in Beijing and nationwide, enhancing its operational scope in the mainland [1][2] - The company has established business nodes in Beijing to offer internet access services for online transactions and applications, with plans to provide network security management and information protection services for various sectors [1][2] Group 2 - Hong Kong Telecommunications aims to utilize its global network resources to support "going out" enterprises, particularly in the IoT and automotive sectors, facilitating their global business expansion [2] - The company plans to create customized service packages for foreign enterprises, ensuring professional, efficient, and compliant services through its value-added telecommunications license and stable client relationships [2] - The firm has accumulated rich practical experience in smart city construction, digital transformation, and 5G applications, enabling it to offer diversified solutions for mainland enterprises [2] Group 3 - Beijing has the highest number and variety of approved value-added telecommunications businesses, attracting many foreign companies and injecting new vitality into the local economy [3] - The Beijing Communications Administration's new measures for foreign investment management, such as one-on-one guidance and expert inspections, facilitated Hong Kong Telecommunications' successful pilot application [3] - The upcoming 2025 Service Trade Fair in Beijing is expected to enhance international technology and trade exchanges, helping more foreign enterprises enter China and Beijing [3]