Hong Kong is actively recruiting more high value-added industries to establish a presence in the city.

Chief Executive John Lee announced a new initiative in his 2025 Policy Address, offering enticing policy packages—including land grants, reduced land premiums, financial subsidies, and tax incentives—to attract high value-added enterprises.

This strategy reinforces Hong Kong’s role as a global high value-added supply chain hub. It aims to stimulate high-quality, high-potential, and diversified development, creating a stronger job market and boosting the overall economy.

In 2024, Hong Kong attracted 1,400 non-local regional headquarters. More than 300 of these were from mainland China.

With China driving over a third of global economic growth, Hong Kong offers an ideal springboard for businesses focused on expanding their foothold in global markets.