ESSAYS/NEWS
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DHL Express Hong Kong gets a new boss, but the harder question is what he walks into
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Julian Neo takes the helm from Andy Chiang as Hong Kong’s air cargo picture turns patchy, with European lanes cratering and automation bets still to…
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Hong Kong’s airport is becoming a relay station, and Washington is watching the relay
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Hong Kong’s exports just logged their second-best month on record, yet its airport shipped fewer export tonnes than a year ago. The growth is in…
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Hong Kong’s Hydrogen Bet Just Got Nine Signatures. The Regulator Isn’t One of Them.
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Nine companies signed a hydrogen ecosystem MOU in Hong Kong on May 18, but the officials who witnessed it, including the department that will eventually…
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Cetus Maritime Wants 13 More Ships and an IPO: Hong Kong Dry Bulk Is Running Out of Independents to Consolidate
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Cetus Maritime is in talks to absorb 13 vessels from Hong Kong-listed Seacon Shipping ahead of its own overseas listing. It would be the fourth…
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Everyone Agrees China Has the F-35 Parts. Nobody Can Agree on Who Handed Them Over.
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UPDATE (September 25, 2026, 3:45pm HKT): Sources have confirmed that CEVA acted as the freight forwarder and selected UPS, who mistakenly sent the parts via…
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Hong Kong’s Tariff Identity, Erased Twice: What the Sanctions Bill Adds to an Already Stacked Deck
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Hong Kong’s tariff identity Hong Kong importers spent February 2025 processing news that their goods would be taxed as if they came from Shenzhen. Eighteen…
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Hong Kong’s Central Asia Cargo Pivot Comes With a Compliance Catch
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Airport Authority Hong Kong chairman Fred Lam said this year that Central Asia could become the “next Middle East” for Hong Kong air cargo, a…
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Hong Kong’s Port Is Quietly Sinking Even as Its Trade Numbers Soar
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Container throughput fell 3% in the first half of 2026 while merchandise exports surged nearly 40%. The divergence tells you everything about what Hong Kong…
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Hong Kong’s 70% Problem: How AI Is Turning Asia’s Cargo Hub Into a One-Product Economy
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Extraordinary trade numbers mask an extraordinary concentration risk in Hong Kong Exports, and the logistics implications run far deeper than headline growth suggests. When a…