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Investhk-Client Profiles, October 2018 Client Profiles October 2018 Established by an Australian investor industry knowledge. Its commercial Australia in March 2018, Golden Dragon Capital experience spans over a range of mineral Limited is an investment project commodities such as gold, copper, lead, advisory firm with a proven track record, zinc, etc. offering clients in the mining industry Hong Kong proves to be an excellent link access to a range of cross-border between Mainland China and overseas services. The company specifically investors who are interested in entering works with mining companies that the Mainland market. Its Hong Kong are looking to enter Mainland China office focuses on linking investment to sign off-take agreements or seek projects with investors especially in technical support with leading Chinese Australia and Mainland China. companies. Investment Project Advisory The company has been in the industry goldendragoncapital.com for more than seven years and has cultivated an extensive network of relationships and developed in-depth Founded in 2016 in Sydney, Hyper Anna and HR) to power high-impact use cases, Limited is an Artificial Intelligence including cross-sells/up-sells, expense powered data analysis company. management, revenue forecasting, Interacting with Anna is like talking to supply chain management and many a real person, she does all the tedious more. and technical works of writing code, Hyper Anna expanded to Hong Kong analysing data, producing charts & more in 2017 to embrace opportunities in the importantly insights - all things that area and enhance its presence in the come along with data analytics. Think Asia Pacific market. It now serves several Siri over the top of the organisation’s financial services clients in the region. In database that enables customers to ask mid-2018, the company also expanded its questions about the key drivers of the operations to Singapore. business. Artificial Intelligence Hyper Anna can unleash company’s hyperanna.com data (such as customer interactions, finance, compliance, supplier activities MJS Food is a Hong Kong based food chose to set up in Hong Kong because 90 supplier and caterer. Its central kitchen percent of local residents eat out every concept is designed to provide healthy day, but they are lack of awareness and and affordable daily meals. The not easy to consume healthy nutrition company has chefs with over 22 years food on a daily basis. MJS Food sees of experience, influenced by different the opportunity to influence people cuisines and passionate to make fresh on the way they think about food, and food accessible. make clean eating in Hong Kong fun and MJS Food has established a central affordable. kitchen in San Po Kong where it can Catering Services and Food Production deliver lunch and dinner meals, cater mjsfoodhk.com for events and also help restaurants and cafes with food production. The company 2 Novotech has been internationally regional markets including Hong Kong. recognised as the leading regional full- With simple regulatory framework along service contract research organisation with highly engaged investigators and (CRO) in the Asia Pacific region. The best in class facilities, Hong Kong is one company provides clinical development of the key destinations for clinical trials services across all therapeutic areas and in Asia. has been instrumental in the success of Clinical Research hundreds of Phase I - IV clinical trials. novotech-cro.com Novotech’s strong Asia Pacific presence includes running clinical trials in all key Founded in Belgium in 1995, Sahaj towards perfection. With access to all Belgium Diamond BVBA has grown immensely international markets such as India, with the best customer satisfaction, Belgium, Israel and USA, the company quality and service. To cater the has successfully strengthened its emerging markets in Asia, Royal Diam position in the diamond industry. was established in Hong (HK) Limited Hong Kong has proven to be a vital centre Kong in 2012. for luxury goods and Royal Diam aspires Royal Diam specialises in manufacturing to provide the finest quality product for and trading of all diamonds over customers. one carat in size. Additionally, it also Loose Diamonds, Gem Stones and specialises in round and fancy-shape Fine Jewellery diamonds, gem stones and fine jewellery. www.royaldiamhk.com Royal Diam is a company of international www.sahajdiamond.com reach and reputation, striding Canada ATELIER NUNO is an architectural ATELIER NUNO’s doctrine to a project’s studio focused on providing tailor- success is by holding strongly onto made designs to retail, restaurant and architects’ core values. Stress on the hospitality sectors suited to the core of importance of being engaged in every their brands. step of the project, ensuring the stories Focusing on empowering clients’ brand, are meticulously crafted and the designs the company captures minds through executed with excellence. storytelling and imagine spaces from Interior Design Services small to large scale through innovative ateliernuno.hk architectural techniques suited to every project’s ambitions. Beyond Compare Limited opens a new The licensed commercial kitchen is page in the “shared economy” trend by equipped with essential commercial becoming Hong Kong’s first co-working grade kitchen equipment, work stations, inspired kitchen “Cook Beyond”. With refrigeration and storage space, with relatively high rent operating and the aim of making it simpler and more startup cost, Hong Kong is the perfect affordable for anyone to turn their environment to highlight Cook Beyond’s passion for food into sustainable competencies in helping food businesses business. become more sustainable.Cook Beyond Co-working Kitchen opened its first location in San Po Kong cookbeyond.co in September 2018. It is divided into two main streams, a 2,500 sq ft “food factory” licensed commercial kitchen and a 3,500 sq ft multi-purpose event space. Client Profiles Founded by Canadian Domingo Lamarre, LAMARRE sees an enormous potential LAMARRE LTD is a Hong Kong-based in Hong Kong for creativity with a creative video production company. tremendous pool of visual artists Before creating the company, Lamarre that could revolutionise the local was a Senior Video Director at EF’s industry. Together with a high demand creative studio in Hong Kong, working for creative, high quality and visual with Michael Gorabchev, Russian advertisement, LAMARRE’s goal is to popstar Palegaya , HuGe and the Chinese establish itself as Hong Kong’s “go-to” for Olympic Swimming Team in big cities video production. like Moscow, Tokyo, Shanghai, Sydney Digital Marketing and Multimedia-Video and London, etc. Production The company offers clients a range lamarrestudio.com of services for video advertising and is capable of managing projects from concept to completion. LAMARRE’s products and services are new alternative solutions for companies and ad agencies which are looking for creative talent. With nearly 70 years of successful hub for the group using Hong Kong’s Chile history, Socofar Group is a leading unquestionably strategic advantages to pharmaceutical company with control the Asian region. Investment for operations in the distribution, retail, the next three years will include growing pharmaceutical manufacturing and the business in Hong Kong as well as financial services industries. developing teams in Mainland China Its retail chains include more than 870 and India to strengthen the vendor base “Cruz Verde” pharmacy stores and 170 and bring the best products to Socofar “Maicao” beauty shops. Its manufacturing customers. facility has a production capacity of 60 Pharmaceutical, Medical and Health, million pieces per year while its state of Beauty and Personal Care, Wellness art robotised distribution centre has a cruzverde.cl processing capacity of 21 million pieces per month. In 2014, 60 percent of Socofar Group was acquired by FEMSA (FMX – NYSE). Recently established, SCF Hong Kong Sourcing Limited will serve as a sourcing Expertime Open is a fast growing web For the past two years, Expertime Open France agency that takes pride in blending has been supporting key clients with technological expertise and innovation their projects within the APAC region. In to create powerful digital experiences that perspective, the company has seized for clients coming from a broad range of the opportunity to open a regional hub industries. based in Hong Kong to keep supporting its existing clients as well as developing Expertime Open specialises in relationships within the region for its developing three kinds of solutions: web expansion plans. solution (websites, intranet, extranet, automated workflow applications), Digital Agency eCommerce platforms and chatbots that expertime-open.com can be used for events, assistant, internal or external purposes. These applications can be native or fully integrated to messaging platforms such as Messenger, WeChat, Skype etc. 4 Weesper was created to provide a new Weesper’s team is currently formed with recruitment solution based on referrals three co-founders, one CTO, one part- and first launched in Hong Kong. time account manager and a Head of Weesper is an HR Tech startup building Sales. Weesper has been incorporated in a platform where companies can reach @Betatron Cohort 3 Startup Accelerator, and engage a curated community of and followed the programme from May to referrers who compete to source the August 2018, along with nine other Tech best talent in the market in exchange for startups. cash
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