The Cyberport Venture & Capital Forum (CVCF) 2026 will take place on November 4–5 at Cyberport in Hong Kong, with the theme Scaling in a Changing World: Winning the Next Competitive Cycle, bringing together global investors and entrepreneurs to discuss Enterprise and Agentic AI, One-Person Companies, frontier technologies, and Hong Kong’s role as a hub for innovation, funding, and technology.

Cyberport leader Dr. Rocky Cheng highlights AI, data tech, emerging industries, and investor matchmaking as core to driving commercialization and cross-regional collaboration.

Cyberport, Hong Kong’s digital tech hub and AI accelerator, houses over 2,400 companies, including 30 listed firms and 10 unicorns, with extensive AI infrastructure and government-backed innovation programs.

Past CVCF impact in 2025 included more than 2,700 attendees, over 180,000 views, and 500+ deal flows, underscoring its role in fostering partnerships and investment opportunities.

In 2025, the forum drew 2,700+ participants, 180k+ views, and 500+ deal flows, reinforcing its function as a connector for investors and startups in Hong Kong’s digital tech sector.

More than 50 exhibitors will showcase cutting-edge solutions, along with dedicated one-on-one investor matching sessions to facilitate partnerships, investments, and business opportunities.

Cyberport and partners—including Gobi Partners and Thailand’s National Innovation Agency—will sign a memorandum of understanding during the event to signal cross-border collaboration.

The forum includes an Investor Matching session, 80+ physical booths, funder power pitches, and startup clinics, along with MoU signings and an Agentic Economy Summit featuring a keynote on digital identity, tokenisation, HKD stablecoins, programmable payments, and machine-to-machine commerce.

Prominent investors and partners like Taara, Gobi Partners, Alumni Ventures, Rasmal Ventures, Primavera Capital, Draper Dragon, Pegasus Tech Ventures, and Plug & Play will participate, with a focus on Mega Trends & AI Frontiers, Regional Market Focus & Global Corridors, and Capital Dynamics.

Cyberport reports strong fundraising activity: 481 companies, over HK$74.5 billion raised, 19 new listings, and 2 new unicorns, driven by AI, blockchain, and digital assets; CIN has facilitated over HK$6 billion across 133 matchings, while CMF has invested over HK$2.7 billion in 30 startups as of September 2026.

Strategic partnerships toward ecosystem liquidity include a May 2026 alliance with BOCHK Asset Management and BOC Group Investment to back Hong Kong I&T startups.

Key figures include Hendrick Sin noting more than HK$6 billion invested across 133 matchings and CMF’s investments surpassing HK$2.7 billion with a 1:9.3 co-investment ratio.