Suberrys Hong Kong IPO Struggles Amid Ecommerce Growth Concerns

Suberrys Hong Kong IPO Struggles Amid Ecommerce Growth Concerns

The disappointing IPO of cross-border e-commerce company 'Booyu' in Hong Kong highlights the challenges facing the industry. Over-reliance on the US market and third-party platforms, coupled with insufficient brand autonomy, are key concerns. To achieve sustainable growth, companies need to focus on brand building and diversify their sales channels. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of strategic adaptation in the rapidly evolving cross-border e-commerce landscape.

Zibuyu Revives Hong Kong IPO As Crossborder Ecommerce Surges

Zibuyu Revives Hong Kong IPO As Crossborder Ecommerce Surges

Chinese cross-border e-commerce company Zibuyu is attempting its third IPO in Hong Kong, reporting a revenue of RMB 1.278 billion in the first half of the year, with over 90% of sales from Amazon. While heavily reliant on third-party platforms, Zibuyu holds a leading market share, showcasing the booming development and immense potential of China's cross-border e-commerce sector. Diversified channels, refined operations, and compliant business practices are crucial for the future development of cross-border e-commerce.

HSBC Hong Kong Launches Cardless ATM Withdrawals Via App

HSBC Hong Kong Launches Cardless ATM Withdrawals Via App

This article details two methods for cardless cash withdrawal via the HSBC mobile app in Hong Kong: HSBC Group ATMs and non-HSBC Group ATMs. Using step-by-step instructions with illustrations, it guides users on how to easily master mobile cash withdrawal, freeing them from physical bank cards and enabling more convenient financial services. From a data analyst's perspective, the article also analyzes the advantages of cardless withdrawal and provides relevant precautions. It aims to help users understand and utilize this modern banking feature efficiently.

2025 TIACA Summit Opens in Hong Kong with Dragon Dance

2025 TIACA Summit Opens in Hong Kong with Dragon Dance

The 2025 TIACA Executive Summit officially opened in Hong Kong, featuring a traditional dragon dance performance hosted by HACTL, showcasing the charm of local culture and attracting numerous industry leaders. Attendees discussed trends and innovations in the future of the logistics industry. Key topics included sustainable development, aiming to promote international cooperation and communication.