Hong Kong's finance chief Paul Chan announced on September 15, 2026, that the city's elderly care sector is projected to grow into a HK$500 billion (US$63.8 billion) market by 2034, representing a major opportunity for the technology-driven aging-services industry. The government is calling on the sector to deploy advanced technology to capitalize on this 'blue ocean' opportunity.
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Hong Kong’s silver economy is set to become a HK$500 billion (US$63.8 billion) market by 2034, the city’s finance chief has said, urging the elderly care industry to deploy technology and explore cross-border opportunities. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said on Monday that Hong Kong’s ageing population presented both a challenge and a “promising blue ocean” market opportunity for the city, w
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