香港科技园公司近日在港举办“共创共投产业加速峰会”，会上正式公布“共同企业加速基金”首批投资项目。峰会以产业生态共创为核心，推动创科企业、投资者及产业合作伙伴形成三方协作生态圈，加快技术验证、商业落地及国际拓展。此次会议不仅为初创企业搭建对接平台，也进一步凸显香港在深科技领域的连接角色。

峰会为期六日，联动香港、东莞及杭州三地，共有逾400名创科企业家和投资者参与，对接约100个产业应用场景。活动首两日在香港科学园进行，议题涵盖全球深科技投资趋势、科技企业出海策略以及具体产业场景介绍等，帮助参与者把握全球创新方向与区域合作机会。

随后，代表团前往东莞和杭州，与当地创科生态展开深度产业对接与交流。行程包括参观创科培育中心和中试基地，并与当地企业及投资者举行圆桌会议、初创路演及场景配对。通过实地考察和一对一沟通，初创团队能够更直接地接触先进制造能力、商业化渠道与潜在投资方，加快产品迭代和市场验证。

香港特区政府财政司司长陈茂波在峰会致辞时表示，创新科技是全球经济的强劲引擎。他指出，香港电子产品及半导体出口增长强劲，资本市场对人工智能企业上市需求热烈。香港作为国际金融中心，汇聚全球人才，也是快速崛起的创新高地；粤港澳大湾区城市在先进制造、商业化及规模化方面实力雄厚，双方形成“优势互补”格局，为科创企业提供了从研发到量产的完整支撑。

香港科技园公司董事局主席钟郝仪认为，本次峰会将创始人、投资者及产业领袖三方生态圈集中在同一平台，不只是一场交流活动，还是一个高效的商业化引擎。她表示，科技园公司下一阶段目标是进一步提升创科企业质量、拓展网络，并在创新旅程中深化合作，做到“既广且深，既远亦近”，协助更多优秀理念跃进全球市场。

峰会正式公布“共同企业加速基金”首批投资项目，共涉及四家高潜力科技企业，业务涵盖自主供电无线物联网检测技术、人工智能驱动爬墙检测机械人等方向。这些项目将借助基金的产业资本和场景资源，加快从技术验证走向商业应用，并有望通过香港平台探索国际拓展机会。

据披露，“共同企业加速基金”目前拥有9个有限合伙人，资产规模达5亿港元，隶属科技园公司“共同企业加速计划”。该基金是香港首个专注创科领域的公私营协作项目，并由特区政府法定机构管理。基金通过引入产业资本、场景资源和市场网络，为初创企业降低早期风险、缩短商业化周期提供支持。

此次峰会与基金首批投资落地，显示香港正将国际化金融优势与粤港澳大湾区制造及商业化能力更紧密结合，以产业生态共创方式加速深科技企业成长。随着更多项目进入验证与落地阶段，香港与大湾区城市在创科产业链上的协同效应有望进一步释放，为区域创新生态注入持续动力。

Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) recently hosted the "Co-Incubation Industry Acceleration Summit" in Hong Kong, where the first batch of investment projects under the "Joint Corporate Acceleration Fund" was officially announced. Centered on co-creating an industry ecosystem, the summit aims to foster a tripartite collaborative ecosystem among tech ventures, investors, and industry partners, accelerating technology validation, commercial deployment, and international expansion. The event not only provided a matchmaking platform for startups but also further highlighted Hong Kong's connecting role in the deep tech sector.

The six-day summit connected Hong Kong, Dongguan, and Hangzhou, attracting over 400 tech entrepreneurs and investors and matching around 100 industry application scenarios. The first two days took place at Hong Kong Science Park, covering topics such as global deep tech investment trends, strategies for tech companies going global, and introductions to specific industry scenarios, helping participants grasp global innovation directions and regional cooperation opportunities.

The delegation then traveled to Dongguan and Hangzhou for in-depth industry engagement and exchanges with local innovation ecosystems. The itinerary included visits to incubation centers and pilot production bases, as well as roundtable discussions, startup roadshows, and scenario matching with local enterprises and investors. Through on-site visits and one-on-one communication, startup teams were able to directly access advanced manufacturing capabilities, commercialization channels, and potential investors, accelerating product iteration and market validation.

In his address at the summit, Paul Chan, Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong SAR Government, stated that innovation and technology are powerful engines of the global economy. He noted that Hong Kong's exports of electronic products and semiconductors have grown strongly, and the capital market has seen keen demand for AI company listings. As an international financial center, Hong Kong gathers global talent and is also a rapidly rising innovation hub; cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area possess strong capabilities in advanced manufacturing, commercialization, and scaling, forming a complementary pattern that provides tech enterprises with full support from R&D to mass production.

Irene Chu, Chairperson of HKSTP, believed that the summit brought together founders, investors, and industry leaders on one platform, serving not just as an exchange event but as an efficient commercialization engine. She said that HKSTP's next phase aims to further enhance the quality of tech ventures, expand networks, and deepen collaboration throughout the innovation journey, achieving "both breadth and depth, both far and near," helping more outstanding ideas leap into the global market.

The summit officially announced the first batch of investment projects under the Joint Corporate Acceleration Fund, involving four high-potential tech companies with businesses covering self-powered wireless IoT detection technology and AI-driven wall-climbing inspection robots. These projects will leverage the fund's industrial capital and scenario resources to accelerate the transition from technology validation to commercial application, and are expected to explore international expansion opportunities through the Hong Kong platform.

According to disclosures, the Joint Corporate Acceleration Fund currently has nine limited partners and assets under management of HK$500 million, operating under HKSTP's "Joint Corporate Acceleration Programme." The fund is Hong Kong's first public-private collaboration project focused on the innovation and technology sector, managed by a statutory body of the SAR government. By introducing industrial capital, scenario resources, and market networks, the fund supports startups in reducing early-stage risks and shortening commercialization cycles.

The summit and the fund's first investments demonstrate that Hong Kong is more closely integrating its international financial strengths with the manufacturing and commercialization capabilities of the Greater Bay Area, accelerating the growth of deep tech enterprises through industry ecosystem co-creation. As more projects enter the validation and deployment stages, the synergistic effects between Hong Kong and GBA cities in the innovation and technology industry chain are expected to be further unleashed, injecting sustained momentum into the regional innovation ecosystem.