AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCybersecurity: Hong Kong’s 2026 attack-and-defence drill tested incident response across 28 government departments, 23 public organisations and private companies, with 51 defending teams facing 23 attack teams. Trade: Macau’s first-nine-month exports rose 20.4% and imports 22%; trade with Hong Kong grew in both directions, underlining close cross-border links. Construction: Hong Kong engineers found paving blocks made with recycled glass showed no alkali-silica cracking after 15 years outdoors. The city is also tightening oversight of building repairs and targeting bid-rigging in maintenance projects after a deadly fire inquiry exposed safety failures. Logistics: Hong Kong International Airport and Air New Zealand became the first to earn IATA One ID certification, a step toward smoother identity checks for travellers. Markets: Syngenta is reportedly seeking a valuation of at least US$66 billion for a potential Hong Kong IPO. Exports: Hong Kong’s merchandise exports surged 64.9% in September year on year, while imports rose 57.8%.
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