We are a listed company on the Shenzhen Main Board and specialise in environmental sanitation and protection vehicle, with a strategic focus on leveraging Hong Kong as a springboard for global expansion. Based on the Hong Kong investment platform, we have successfully established a manufacturing facility in Thailand, are set to launch a sales center in Malaysia. We have also completed the full acquisition of an Italian environmental company, serving as our local production, R&D, and sales footholds in these key markets. In the fair, we successively engaged with over 35 government representatives from different places, including, Hong Kong, the UAE, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines etc. The representative of the UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment expressed interest in our waste collection and transportation vehicle, and our road sweeping cleaning vehicle. We will visit the UAE to continue the discussing of this potential business opportunity. Through this exhibition, we expect the annual overseas revenue growth rate to exceed 200%

Our headquarters are located in Jiangmen and our key products include integrated sewage treatment solutions, prefabricated water plants, and decentralised water supply equipment. Our “Go Global” strategy prioritises Hong Kong and Macao first, followed by Southeast Asia and the United States. Through the expo, we have connected with 20 new potential buyers and different government officials including the Environmental Protection Department, Drainage Services Department, Water Supplies Department, Hong Kong Environmental Protection Association, Macao Environmental Protection Association, and more. We have also identified three potential partners from Hong Kong, including an M&E subcontractor, an architectural design firm, and a main contractor. And one client has expressed interest in constructing an eco-friendly water treatment station in Macau which is projected to generate revenue of approximately HKD 30 to 40 million.

Our headquarters are located in Guangzhou and we focus on testing services, including environmental testing, agricultural product testing, industrial product testing, certification, and other sectors . We successfully joined Hong Kong Science Park in 2025 and we regard Hong Kong as a good starting point for entering overseas markets. Through the expo, we have connected with government officials, such as Buildings Department and Highways Department, and engaged with around 20-30 potential buyers from Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area, Europe, and Southeast Asia. With the introduction of cutting-edge technology to Hong Kong, we expect a 20% to 50% growth in sales performance in the next fiscal year.

During the Expo, we have substantive discussions with the Shanghai pavilion. And there are 4 projects showing strong potential for cooperation, two of which are projected to be implemented in the near future. If the cooperation is successfully realised, each project is projected to generate incremental revenue of RMB 1-2 million for the Group. The implementation of these two projects is further expected to increase the Group's annual output value by 10%.

We are a spin-off company from Tsinghua University, specialised in the manufacturing of water electrolysis hydrogen generators. Our product has been successful in the United States, and we are currently looking into global expansion. Through the expo, we have connected with over 20 potential partners from Europe, and each project value is estimated to range from USD 100,000 to 1 million. We anticipate that, through this fair, our export revenue will increase by approximately 20%.

We are a carbon cycle platform from Malaysia. We see Hong Kong as an ideal second location to start, particularly for scaling up in urban and smart city environments. Attending the fair for the first time, we’ve connected with at least 10 potential partners from Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland, Vietnam, Thailand, and even Malaysia. For the potential buyers met at the fair, each of our projects can generate at least 10,000 carbon credits. We’ve also scheduled meetings through Click2Match, approaching leads from Hong Kong, Thailand, and Vietnam.

We specialise in environmental and resource recovery services and have been participating in Eco Expo Asia for 20 years. The fair allows us to stay abreast of the latest market trends, particularly observing the advancement of AI-driven environmental products. In the first two days of the expo, we have already connected with potential buyers from Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Korea, Saudi Arabia, and other ASEAN or EU countries. They showed particular interest in the food waste processing system targeting hotels and residential estates, and lithium battery fire extinguishers. Additionally, we received around 10 ASEAN business matchings through Click2Match platform, who have scheduled to meet us at the fair. It is expected that this participation will contribute approximately 20% of the company's annual revenue.

We develop biodegradable film from blue ocean algae membranes and specialise in sustainable packaging solutions, which can be applied for envelope windows and food service packaging. Through the expo, we hope to expand into the Asian, European, and Middle Eastern markets and secure one to two orders, each valued at several hundred thousand US dollars through this fair. So far, we have received 50 contacts of potential buyers from Poland and other places.

The expo attracted Hong Kong investors and property management companies to visit, and buyers from the One Belt One Road Initiative and Southeast Asian nations such as Malaysia, Vietnam, and Singapore are also interested in us. We have generated numerous leads, with 6 out of 10 companies identifying potential buyers, and expect orders to reach approximately HKD 15 million. Through the Scan2Match platform, many buyers are collecting and saving our contact information, and we have received some inquiries.

We are a natural biotechnology company from Canada, specialising in innovative wastewater solutions. Through this expo, we have connected with around 100 potential buyers from Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area, Belt and Road countries,  Europe and the Americas. We engaged 7–9 new prospects, including Hong Kong developers and representatives from HONG KONG STP. We secured a potential HK$500,000 order from a private hospital. Additionally, the property management team from AsiaWorld-Expo contacted us today and will implement our pilot project in the venue's water supply and drainage system. With typical projects ranging from HK $500,000 to HK $2 million, we have already achieved about 5% sales growth in just three days, putting us on track toward our 10–20% annual target.

We are from Norway specialised in sorting and recycling technologies. Over the course of the event, we have engaged with approximately 10 high-potential buyers from Indonesia, Italy, and the Greater Bay Area. Buyers from Europe and the Greater Bay Area showed interest in our glass bottle recycling machines. The expo helped us uncover numerous potential market needs, such as inquiries from battery-related companies about recycling solutions, this highlighted new market directions.

We are from Estonia providing stump grinder. This is our first time at Eco Expo Asia, aiming to enter the Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland markets. So far, we have gained approximately 20 contacts and even interviewed potential local buyers. We do expect long-term cooperation and the possibility of establishing a legal entity in Hong Kong.

We are an environmental consultancy focusing on solutions, studies, and technologies in waste management and water solutions for Malaysia. At the fair, I built valuable connections with delegations from Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland, Estonia, Canada, and Norway. I’m exploring potential orders or partnerships with two exhibitors: a Norwegian company for thermal hydro projects and a Hong Kong company offering lithium fire extinguishers, crucial for Malaysia's EV car fire issues. I also connected with an Estonian exhibitor whose solutions address leftover stumps from our tree coverage. Through Click2Match, I engaged with four to five companies.

At the fair, we sought smart bins, IoT systems, and food waste management technologies for clients in shopping malls and other commercial settings. We connected with 4 Hong Kong suppliers, with a projected investment of over US$100,000. One standout was a Hong Kong exhibitor offering food waste collection solutions, from whom we plan to purchase 5 machines. The fair also highlighted trends in ESG-friendly and brick-and-mortar tech solutions. Using Click2Match, we scheduled meetings in advance, and some online connections are likely to convert into sales. In total, we met with 7 exhibitors.

At this fair, I hope to browse for construction chemicals, technology, and materials. I connected with 8 exhibitors from Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland, Korea, Italy and other European countries. Specifically, a Hong Kong company provides eco-friendly material for construction that can potentially replace the current ones we use with a strong smell. We may invest roughly 10 million yen during this fair depending on the type of product and technology.

At the fair, I connected with an exhibitor from the Chinese Mainland and see a strong potential for establishing a hydrogen storage and production partnership, valued at US$3–5 million.

We focus on battery storage and solar panels. Through this fair, I connected with about 10 exhibitors from Chinese Mainland. A Hong Kong exhibitor, which specialised in accurately balancing cells within a battery storage, caught my interest. Via Click2Match, I completed 8 scheduled meetings with exhibitors from energy and recycling sectors.

We focus on promoting environmentally friendly practices in the Middle East through innovative food waste composting technologies. We have identified three potential suppliers and plan to meet with them over the next few days to discuss collaboration plans. We are particularly interested in collaborating with a food-based composting exhibitor from Hong Kong, for a large-scale facility with plans to place an order worth USD 1 million for 15 to 20-tonne solutions. Moreover, we are considering alternative plastic solutions from a Hong Kong exhibitor, with an expected order of USD 20,000 to 30,000.

We mainly focus on environmental protection and monitoring, and we hope to discover innovative technologies and efficient equipment at the exhibition to improve building facilities. I was particularly interested in an air sampler from a Chinese mainland exhibitor and plan to discuss a potential order worth approximately US$60,000 with them.

Our core business encompasses wastewater treatment, environmental monitoring, and technology services in the field of artificial intelligence. During this expo, we aimed to sought potential partners and explore new technology collaborations. We engaged with 12 exhibitors, primarily from Hong Kong, and expressed particular interest in the bionic fish underwater monitoring technology developed by one Hong Kong exhibitor. We are exploring potential collaboration models, such as having them handle market promotion while we provide technical support. We estimate that our transaction volume this year has the potential to achieve a 10% growth.

We are here to seek high-quality technology manufacturers from overseas and Chinese Mainland at the expo, to understand trends in new energy and emerging technologies, while gathering intelligence on the international renewable energy market. This would lay the foundation for our proactive expansion into the Southeast Asian market. The expo presents a wide range of solutions, from daily life applications and renewable energy technologies to engineering design fields. I am particularly interested in the equipment manufacturing sector, especially battery-related technologies. So far, we have identified several potential partners with experience in international market development, particularly companies with experience in developing markets in Malaysia, Indonesia, and even Africa. We hope to establish concrete partnerships with 2 to 3 companies, and the best opportunities may come from manufacturers based in Hong Kong or those that already have a presence in Southeast Asia.