Hong Kong approves first three logistics digital solutions
Hkgov · 1 SOURCESabout 2 hours ago2 MIN
Summary
The Hong Kong Government said on September 1 that the first batch of three preapproved information technology onboarding solutions has been approved under the Future Innovative Logistics Acceleration Scheme . Eligible third-party logistics service providers can now apply for funding support to subscribe to or use those solutions, with each enterprise able to receive up to HK$2 million . The first batch was chosen after 26 applications were submitted for inclusion on a white list of preapproved solutions . The Transport & Logistics Bureau said the scheme is intended to help the sector digitalise and make better use of logistics data platforms .
Key Points
- The Government announced the first batch of three preapproved IT onboarding solutions on September 1 under the Future Innovative Logistics Acceleration Scheme .
- Eligible third-party logistics service providers may apply for funding support, and each enterprise can receive up to HK$2 million .
- A total of 26 applications were received after providers were invited earlier to seek inclusion on the scheme’s white list .
- The Hong Kong Productivity Council, LSCM and the Airport Authority jointly assessed applications using five evaluation criteria .
- The Transport & Logistics Bureau said digitalisation remains a priority to preserve the logistics industry’s competitiveness and improve supply chain visibility .
Why It Matters
The preapproved list lowers the adoption barrier for logistics operators by giving them vetted options and access to funding support . For Hong Kong, wider use of compatible digital systems could improve supply chain efficiency and transparency while opening more trade financing opportunities through logistics data platforms .