Think Business, Think Hong Kong brought business leaders together in Jakarta

TBTHK strengthens bilateral ties between Hong Kong and Indonesia

The next campaign will take place in Jakarta in January

TBTHK to promote Hong Kong’s advantages in Indonesia

Links between Hong Kong and Southeast Asia are strengthening, as both balance the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic with global challenges posed by supply chain interruptions, inflationary pressures and geopolitical tensions.

Business and political leaders sign more than 30 MoUs in trade, investment, technology, infrastructure and cultural sectors

Hong Kong-ASEAN collaboration goes into top gear

Business links between Hong Kong and Southeast Asia are growing faster than a rain-forest bamboo grove, prompting the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) to organise a mission to Singapore, the business hub of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, Indonesia, the biggest ASEAN member, and nimble technology developer Malaysia.

A high-powered business delegation visits Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia to boost already burgeoning ties.

Expanding networks across ASEAN

Indonesian companies could turn to Hong Kong as a fund-raising platform, drawn by the city’s global financial-hub status and strengths in finance, technology and other sectors which are growing rapidly in the archipelago.

Firms in the fast-growing ASEAN giant look to Hong Kong as a fund-raising platform.

Golden opportunity for Indonesia

Many big, resource-rich countries have special-purpose capitals – think Brasilia, Canberra or Ottawa – and Indonesia plans to do the same, establishing a smart city Nusantara on the east coast of Borneo as a new home for the capital, which is now Jakarta.

The HKTDC takes a Hong Kong infrastructure sector delegation to explore opportunities as the giant archipelago plans to relocate its capital.

Building for the Future in Indonesia

As the largest Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) country prepares to shift its capital from Jakarta on Java Island to the less crowded Borneo Island, Hong Kong infrastructure development and real estate-related services companies will have many investment and business opportunities.

Reconnect with the world and reinvent your business through the Building For The Future campaign.

Indonesia’s capital move brings opportunities

As Hong Kong reopens its doors to Mainland China and the world at large, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) will roll out a full season of global trade fairs and conferences, coupled with a plethora of overseas promotions, to create opportunities for the Hong Kong, mainland and international business communities.

The HKTDC will roll out a wide range of fairs, conferences and promotions after Hong Kong and Mainland China resume travel.

Feast of events as gates reopen

Many children learning English as a foreign language grow up in households where there are no English speakers, and lose out on the chance to learn through conversation.

A Hong Kong-developed educational machine is making forays into overseas markets.

Chatty robot walks the talk abroad

E-commerce is growing fast in Indonesia, a country with a robust long-term economic outlook and the biggest internet population in Southeast Asia.

‘T-box X Google Tools’ webinar series shows entrepreneurs how to unlock opportunities in the massive archipelago.

Digital path to Indonesia for SMEs

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) bloc is now Hong Kong’s second-largest trading partner, behind Mainland China.

Hong Kong SMEs are eager to learn more about business potential in the archipelago, ASEAN’s largest member.

Promising business prospects in Indonesia

The world’s manufacturing infrastructure and supply chains were undergoing profound changes last year, driven by trade disputes, rapid technological advances and the long-running rise of Asia.

Southeast Asia’s largest economy is an attractive destination for manufacturing relocation.

Indonesia in transformation spotlight

Indonesia – a massive archipelago linking the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean – has long been known as the source of a wide range of spices and original home of at least three global food products – cane sugar, bananas and domestic chickens.

FTA between Hong Kong and ASEAN’s largest member takes effect.

Indonesia offers sugar, spice and much more

With a population of 270 million and growing, Indonesia is the largest market in Southeast Asia.

Strong growth prospects in Southeast Asian giant draw pharmaceutical technology providers.

The medical industry eyes Indonesia

T-box supports Hong Kong SMEs to navigate key ASEAN market.

Opening doors to Indonesia

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Think Business, Think Hong Kong 2025 in Jakarta: Unlocking Sustainable Partnerships Between Hong Kong and Indonesia
The Think Business, Think Hong Kong (TBTHK) mega promotion organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) was successfully held on 8 January 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
At the symposium, leaders of the Indonesian business communities highlighted how Hong Kong plays an essential role as a superconnector and super value-adder, linking Mainland China and the rest of the world, especially the dynamic ASEAN region, for businesses across diverse sectors, including finance, smart city, sustainability, transportation, innovation and technology (I&amp;T) and more.
By showcasing these strengths, the event reinforced Hong Kong&rsquo;s status as the preferred destination in Asia for international businesses, talent and investment.
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