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HGC Launches Strategic AI Transformation to Drive Innovation and Market Leadership

HGC Global Communications embarks on a strategic AI transformation, appointing key leaders to accelerate innovation and enhance market agility in a digital-first economy.

Transformation strengthens its structure to accelerate innovation and market agility

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 25 November 2025 – HGC Global Communications (“HGC” or the “Group”) has announced a strategic transformation aimed at leveraging new opportunities within an AI-driven, digital-first economy. As market conditions improve and technology accelerates change, this evolution positions the Group to lead by unlocking new business models, enhancing customer experiences, and driving sustainable growth through innovation and market expansion.

Building on its robust telecommunications infrastructure, HGC is integrating advanced digital solutions while leveraging emerging trends such as artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, and data-driven platforms. This initiative reaffirms HGC’s commitment to innovation while strengthening its five core business segments: Corporate and Enterprise Business, Consumer Market, Local Carrier, International Business, and ICT Business.

Andrew Kwok, Chief Executive Officer of HGC, stated, “This strategic transformation underscores HGC’s commitment to harnessing the AI boom and the accelerating wave of digitalization at a time when markets are showing some positive signs. We are not just adapting to change—we are participating in shaping and contributing to what lies ahead. To drive this transformation forward, we have appointed experienced leaders to key roles. Their proven expertise and innovative mindset will accelerate our journey and enhance collaboration while ensuring we seize new opportunities in this exciting era of growth.”

Daniel Chung will assume the role of Chief Technical Officer and Executive Vice President – Carrier Business, starting January 1, 2026. In his expanded role, he will lead the local Engineering & Operations and Information Technology teams while continuing to drive the Carrier Business. With over 30 years of experience in telecommunications, Chung’s expertise will enhance HGC’s technological competitive advantage.

Rainbow Wong is appointed Chief Commercial Officer – Corporate and Enterprise Business as part of a major overhaul of HGC’s commercial operations, effective January 1, 2026. With a rich background in Telecommunications & ICT spanning over 25 years, Wong will enhance synergy across Corporate and Enterprise teams to deliver integrated, customer-focused solutions while addressing the rising demand from enterprise customers.

Ben Wu is appointed Chief Commercial Officer – Consumer & Mass Market, focusing on strengthening the consumer segment and enhancing call center operations to meet market demand, effective January 1, 2026. His strategy includes improving customer experience through digitalized call center services while driving consumer market growth through innovative offerings.

Argon Ho, Chief Commercial Officer – Group ICT Business, will take on expanded responsibilities in leading ICT Business, Solutions & Product beyond Hong Kong’s market. With over 30 years of experience, Ho is known for his expertise in strategic planning, data governance, and enterprise solutions. He will enhance technological partnerships and business models globally while deepening the vertical expansion of mega projects.

Cliff Tam and Ravindran Mahalingam are also pivotal in HGC’s international growth strategy. Tam will lead the transformation of traditional international business, focusing on growth in carrier and wholesale segments, while Mahalingam aims to expand HGC’s global reach in Southeast Asia, enhancing in-country infrastructure and network business models.

At this juncture, HGC expresses its gratitude to two senior management members, Lee Kwan and Alvin Wong, who have reached retirement age. The company acknowledges their outstanding contributions and leadership over the years, wishing them success in their future endeavors.

Looking ahead, the transformation positions HGC not only as a key player in telecommunications but also as a driving force for innovation in the digital economy. By investing in advanced technologies and restructuring its leadership, HGC aims to further solidify its role as a pivotal hub in the global telecommunications landscape.

The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

HGC Global Communications Limited (HGC) is a leading telecom operator and ICT solution provider in Hong Kong and internationally. The company boasts an extensive network and infrastructure both locally and overseas, providing a wide range of services. With 20 global offices and operations in 33 cities worldwide, HGC serves corporate clients and households, offering full-fledged telecom, data center services, and ICT solutions. The company completed the acquisition of Macroview Telecom Limited in 2019, further accelerating its digital transformation journey. HGC is a portfolio company of I Squared Capital, an independent global infrastructure investment manager focusing on energy, utilities, and digital infrastructure across multiple regions.

To learn more, please visit HGC’s website at: www.hgc.com.hk

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