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PCITECH Establishes R&D Centre in Hong Kong to Boost Global AI and Transportation Innovations

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PCITECH Establishes R&D Centre in Hong Kong to Boost Global AI and Transportation Innovations
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PCITECH Establishes R&D Centre in Hong Kong to Boost Global AI and Transportation Innovations

2026-01-21 14:25 Last Updated At:14:38

Mainland professional AI technology product and service enterprise opens R&D centre in Hong Kong as regional headquarters

Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) today (January 21) announced that a Mainland professional artificial intelligence (AI) technology product and service provider, PCI Technology Group Co. Ltd. (PCITECH), has established a research and development (R&D) centre in Hong Kong as its regional headquarters responsible for Hong Kong and overseas business and industrial co-operation. This move is an important step following the company's visit to the Middle East last year with a business delegation led by the Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, marking another significant progress in PCITECH's internationalisation strategy by leveraging Hong Kong as a springboard.

Associate Director-General of Investment Promotion of InvestHK Mr Arnold Lau said, "We welcome PCITECH to establish an R&D centre in Hong Kong and set the city as its regional headquarters to expand to the world. It further enhances Hong Kong's status as an international technology innovation hub and brings more innovative intelligent transportation solutions to Hong Kong and overseas markets. We look forward to closer co-operation with PCITECH to assist them in going deeper and further in the international market."

The Chairman and Executive President of PCITECH, Ms Emily Chen, said, "Hong Kong, as a hotbed for technological innovation and business development, provides PCITECH with a rare development platform in terms of policy support and market opportunities. Through the R&D centre established in Hong Kong, the company will further strengthen its technological innovation capabilities in AI, big data, and smart transportation and leverage the city's international resources to further expand the global market."

She added, "Hong Kong, as a 'super connector' between the Chinese Mainland and the world and an international business and financial centre, has its unique advantages in regional co-operation and extensive business network covering the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and other Asia-Pacific regions. It provides critical support for us to establish a base in the city and promote resource sharing, technology exchange, and market expansion with Mainland and overseas enterprises, while also allowing us to easily connect with global investors and partners, as well as enhancing international brand influence. Under the support of a mature and stable financial system and policies conducive to innovative technology, AI, and smart city development, PCITECH is actively preparing for its listing in Hong Kong, fully utilising Hong Kong's stable investment environment and global capital aggregation advantages to provide strong guarantees for its global expansion."

Established in 1992, PCITECH is headquartered in Guangzhou, with two major AI research institutes, four national-level R&D institutions, and more than 10 provincial and municipal R&D institutions and research bases, undertaking dozens of national and provincial-level major research projects, and gathering nearly 4 000 talents from different science and technology fields. By 2025, the cumulative number of national invention patents and software copyrights applied for has exceeded 2 000.

PCITECH's smart metro solutions have been deployed in more than 40 cities worldwide, across over 110 metro lines and more than 2 200 stations, with a cumulative service length exceeding 4 100 kilometres. The company has delivered a number of large-scale benchmark urban rail projects, including high-value projects for Guangzhou Metro, Changsha Metro and Chengdu Metro, and has established a nationwide presence across the urban rail transit value chain.

For more information about PCITECH, please visit www.pcitech.com.

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Mainland professional AI technology product and service enterprise opens R&D centre in Hong Kong as regional headquarters  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Mainland professional AI technology product and service enterprise opens R&D centre in Hong Kong as regional headquarters Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Mainland professional AI technology product and service enterprise opens R&D centre in Hong Kong as regional headquarters  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Mainland professional AI technology product and service enterprise opens R&D centre in Hong Kong as regional headquarters Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

HKMA publishes Hong Kong Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance Phase 2A

The following is issued on behalf of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority:

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) published today (January 22) the Hong Kong Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance (Hong Kong Taxonomy) Phase 2A, marking an important step in facilitating green and sustainable capital flows and supporting the region's transition to a lowcarbon economy.

The HKMA has been developing the Hong Kong Taxonomy in phases to provide a robust and transparent framework for classifying economic activities that contribute to green and sustainable development. Following the release of Phase1 in May 2024, the HKMA launched a public consultation on the Phase 2A prototype in September 2025 to seek views on the expanded taxonomy coverage and relevant enhancements.

The HKMA received numerous submissions from a diverse group of stakeholders, including banks, professional associations, asset managers, corporates, non-government organisations, think tank, and the public sector. Respondents generally supported the expansion in taxonomy coverage and the addition of transition elements and climate change adaptation category, and welcomed the further enhancement in clarity and practicality of the Hong Kong Taxonomy by the HKMA.

Drawing on the feedback gathered from the public consultation, the HKMA has refined the prototype for publication as the Hong Kong Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance Phase 2A. The HKMA also released a consultation report, which summarises the consultation feedback and the HKMA's responses.

The Hong Kong Taxonomy is a living document. Development of the next phase is underway and will continue to be informed by market developments, government policies, industry priorities, and the latest technological advancements. The HKMA remains committed to actively engaging with market participants and broader stakeholders throughout the development process.

The Hong Kong Taxonomy Phase 2A and consultation report are available on the HKMA website.

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