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Global markets are currently navigating geopolitical fragmentation, energy volatility, and economic headwinds. For Hong Kong-listed boardrooms, a critical question has emerged: In an era of margin compression, do we still prioritize ESG?
The answer is yes—but the playbook has fundamentally changed. We have entered the ESG "correction phase." ESG has shed its PR halo and mutated into a ruthless, quantifiable financial risk filter.

A highlight of the evening was the official launch of the Advertising Waste Recycling Program (AdRCP). SAHK signed an agreement with digital printing leader Ebanner, committing to recycle advertising waste such as PVC banners and foam boards, reducing landfill burden and promoting carbon reduction. Mr. Wong Kam-sing, in his speech, commended the initiative as a continuation of his “Wu Zhi Qiao” environmental vision, injecting new momentum into the industry’s sustainability efforts. Ebanner’s representative stated, “AdRCP is a commitment to both the industry and the environment, and we hope to inspire more companies to join

Starting in 2025, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) will impose stricter carbon emission requirements on listed companies, particularly regarding Scope 3 disclosures. This change puts SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises) at a crossroads in their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives. We organized this seminar for members and industry peers, where experts from various fields discussed the challenges and opportunities SMEs face in ESG practices.

This seminar began with a speech from our association president, Mr. Kent Chan Tze-Kin, who highlighted the evolution of the advertising industry in Hong Kong over the past thirty years, from the early days of silk-screened large posters to the current prevalence of digital printing technology. In response to this change, the Chinese name of Sign Association of Hong Kong has been renamed to a wider meaningful for absorbing the advertising stakeholder together, with a mission to serve the industry more broadly. The association has two main objectives: firstly, to reduce environmental pollution caused by advertising, 

The Sign Association of Hong Kong recently had the honor of visiting Bravo Media. This meeting not only provided a great opportunity for industry exchange but also served as an important chance to deepen collaboration between both parties.

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange recently announced that all listed companies are required to submit Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reports to showcase their sustainable development performance. Notably, starting from the 1 January 2025, listed companies will be mandated to submit Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) reports.

The Environmental Protection Department (EPD) announced that the HoHoSkips service for construction waste collection and recycling has been extended to Hong Kong Island, Kwun Tong, Tseung Kwan O and Tuen Mun from 1 December 2020.  

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining digital marketing by transforming vast data sets into actionable insights and personalized experiences. As AI adoption grows, it is projected to significantly contribute to the global economy, with widespread use across businesses and devices.

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