- CEO
- Wai Kay Wong
- Full Time Employees
- 2,216
- Sector
- Consumer Cyclical
- Industry
- Specialty Retail
- Address
- HKTV Multimedia and Ecommerce Centre Tseung Kwan O Hong Kong
- IPO Date
- Nov 3, 1999
- Business
- Hong Kong Technology Venture Company Limited operates as a leading e-commerce and technology company in Hong Kong, primarily through its flagship platform HKTVmall, which functions as the largest 24-hour online shopping mall offering one-stop services including online shopping, marketing and digital advertising, big data analysis, smart logistics and fulfillment, and physical O2O stores; it also provides end-to-end multimedia production and content distribution, alongside technology solutions such as turnkey robotic pick-and-pack systems in Tsing Yi and Tseung Kwan O fulfillment centers, automated guided vehicles, high-speed parcel sorting systems handling 13,000 items per hour in Tuen Mun, and the first fully automated retail store utilizing state-of-the-art robotics and self-designed machinery for offline sales. The company develops new ventures encompassing Wet Market Express for fresh food delivery, Everuts as a global personal shopping platform, and life science projects, while serving thousands of retailers through its online marketplace and empowering partners worldwide with disruptive business models and technical expertise in online retail automation. Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong, with additional facilities in Tsuen Wan, Kowloon Bay, and various fulfillment centers, it focuses on the Hong Kong market with extensions to global personal shopping and technology exports, operating under two main segments of e-commerce and technology businesses as a Hong Kong-listed entity (SEHK: 1137; OTC: HKTVY). Recent strategic initiatives include a HK$250 million investment in 2026 marketing, promotions, and advertising to expand user base to two million monthly active users targeting one in three Hong Kong adults, alongside launches of a simplified app for seniors, WeChat mini-program for mainland visitors, dedicated young user application, and a three-hour delivery service for supermarket, wet market, and personal care categories covering 80,000 to 100,000 items; the company navigated a takeover offer from Mission Forward Limited in 2024 that closed with minimal acceptances preserving public float, reported mild e-commerce recovery in October 2025 with average daily GMV up 2.8% to HK$22.2 million driven by the Thankful Festival, and continues expanding mainland staff to 15% by 2027 while competing with platforms like Pinduoduo, JD.com, and Taobao.