Key Takeaways
- • Cyberport's Cyberport Venture & Capital Forum (CVCF) 2026 is scheduled for November 4 and 5, 2026 at Cyberport in Hong Kong, according to the publisher's advertising-partner content.
- • Global venture capital reached US$170.9 billion across 8,341 transactions in Q3 2026, with AI-driven platforms capturing the largest share, per Hendrick Sin, Chairman of the Cyberport Investors Network (CIN) Steering Group.
- • Cyberport community enterprises secured HK$28.5 billion in funding between October 2025 and September 2026, lifting cumulative fundraising above HK$74.5 billion, of which HK$20.8 billion came from IPOs and strategic transactions.
- • Hong Kong's IPO market raised a record HK$388 billion in the first nine months of 2026, a 106 percent year-on-year increase, with much of the capital flowing into AI, semiconductor and robotics companies.
- • Day one covers venture capital, innovation ecosystems and AI investment, while day two's Agentic Economy Summit addresses enterprise and agentic AI, tokenisation, stablecoins and digital financial infrastructure.
Summary
Global venture capital investment is showing strong momentum in 2026, concentrated in AI, digital infrastructure, robotics and other frontier technologies, according to promotional content from Cyberport. The Cyberport Venture & Capital Forum (CVCF) 2026, held at Cyberport on November 4 and 5, 2026, is positioned to bring together investors, entrepreneurs, policymakers and technology leaders under the theme "Scaling in a Changing World: Winning the Next Competitive Cycle." Dr Rocky Cheng, CEO of Cyberport, said the forum will help community members seize global growth opportunities.
The article cites US$170.9 billion of global venture investment across 8,341 transactions in the third quarter of 2026. Hendrick Sin, Chairman of the Cyberport Investors Network Steering Group, said AI-driven platforms continue to attract the lion's share of capital, with enterprise AI and agentic AI emerging as standout sectors within frontier technology. Public markets have mirrored this activity: Hong Kong's IPO market raised a record HK$388 billion in the first nine months of 2026.
Sin also said Cyberport community enterprises raised HK$28.5 billion between October 2025 and September 2026, bringing cumulative fundraising above HK$74.5 billion. Several portfolio companies were cited as examples. Cross-border fintech platform Qupital secured US$300 million after its Series C round; data analytics platform Premialab raised US$220 million; and Global Web5 wealth technology platform Finloop raised US$10 million after its A+ round. Qupital co-founder and CEO Winston Wong said the United States is the company's starting point for international expansion, and that CVCF will help build strategic partnerships. Premialab co-founder and COO Pierre Trecourt cited talent attraction, investor connections and joint R&D with universities in Hong Kong and France as benefits of the forum.
Finloop's Deputy CEO Zhao Yang said the company uses agentic AI to analyse capital flows, identify potentially undervalued products and automate product screening, and that it offers roughly ten agentic AI solutions to financial institutions. Eric Chan, Chief Public Mission Officer of Cyberport, said the forum's two days will examine how AI, Web3, tokenisation and cross-border capital flows converge. The event also includes more than 50 exhibitors and one-on-one investor matching sessions.
The article cites US$170.9 billion of global venture investment across 8,341 transactions in the third quarter of 2026. Hendrick Sin, Chairman of the Cyberport Investors Network Steering Group, said AI-driven platforms continue to attract the lion's share of capital, with enterprise AI and agentic AI emerging as standout sectors within frontier technology. Public markets have mirrored this activity: Hong Kong's IPO market raised a record HK$388 billion in the first nine months of 2026.
Sin also said Cyberport community enterprises raised HK$28.5 billion between October 2025 and September 2026, bringing cumulative fundraising above HK$74.5 billion. Several portfolio companies were cited as examples. Cross-border fintech platform Qupital secured US$300 million after its Series C round; data analytics platform Premialab raised US$220 million; and Global Web5 wealth technology platform Finloop raised US$10 million after its A+ round. Qupital co-founder and CEO Winston Wong said the United States is the company's starting point for international expansion, and that CVCF will help build strategic partnerships. Premialab co-founder and COO Pierre Trecourt cited talent attraction, investor connections and joint R&D with universities in Hong Kong and France as benefits of the forum.
Finloop's Deputy CEO Zhao Yang said the company uses agentic AI to analyse capital flows, identify potentially undervalued products and automate product screening, and that it offers roughly ten agentic AI solutions to financial institutions. Eric Chan, Chief Public Mission Officer of Cyberport, said the forum's two days will examine how AI, Web3, tokenisation and cross-border capital flows converge. The event also includes more than 50 exhibitors and one-on-one investor matching sessions.
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