Events

Space has been reshaping traditional businesses, and you would be (un)lucky to be next.

Orbit of Opportunity: See it. Seize it

Hong Kong FinTech Week brings together global leaders from finance, technology, investment, and innovation to explore the trends shaping the future economy.

Join us for an introductory workshop exploring new and exciting opportunities in space commercialisation with Hong Kong as a platform for the GBA and the Belt and Road.

"Rocket Revolution" — highlighting the rapid transformation of space launch technologies, reusable rockets, commercial space flight, and growing accessibility for startups and educational institutions

SEA Leadership Dialogue with The Hon. Paul CHAN "Hong Kong's Future under its First 5-Year Plan" Exclusive for SEA Members The Space Economy Association (SEA) is honoured to host an exclusive Leadership Dialogue with The Hon. Paul CHAN, GBM, GBS, MH, JP, Financial Secretary of the HKSAR Government. As Hong Kong advances its position as an international financial centre and innovation hub, the years ahead will be defined by evolving opportunities across finance, technology, innovation, and strategic industries. In this closed-door dialogue, the Financial Secretary will share his perspectives on Hong Kong's future under the next Five-Year Plan, offering insights into the Government's priorities and long-term vision for the city's development. This intimate session will provide SEA members with a valuable opportunity to engage with one of Hong Kong's most senior public officials and gain first-hand insights into the policies and initiatives shaping the city's future.

NEXT Series: Navigating Emerging Technologies with AI Exclusive Charter Member Programme Hong Kong is entering a new era of NewSpace, AI‑driven transformation, and low‑altitude economy development. SEA’s mission is to build Hong Kong into a global space‑economy hub by equipping enterprises with the capabilities needed to participate in: - Satellite‑enabled services - LAE operations and drone‑economy applications - AI and generative AI adoption - Digital transformation and ESG innovation - Human‑centric design for emerging technologies - Organisational readiness for rapid technological change This programme is a flagship SEA initiative to cultivate future‑ready talent for Hong Kong’s innovation ecosystem.  OASA is the Association's operating educational brand.

Space may seem distant. The risks are not. Satellites quietly power many of the services we rely on every day, from communications and navigation to weather forecasting, climate monitoring, logistics, banking, maritime routes, and emergency response. Drones, eVTOLs, and robotic delivery vans will soon roam the sky, connected to GPS and Beidou. As governments, businesses, and communities become increasingly dependent on space-based infrastructure, a critical question emerges: Who bears the risk when something goes wrong? For Hong Kong, the opportunity may extend far beyond insurance alone. China has a booming NewSpace market and needs a strong international insurance hub to help her mitigate risks in launches, satellite assets in orbit, and maybe even space debris. As one of Asia's leading international financial centres, Hong Kong possesses world-class capabilities in finance, insurance, reinsurance, legal services, dispute resolution, governance, and risk management. The question is whether these strengths can be harnessed to support the rapidly expanding NewSpace economy. Join leaders from the insurance, reinsurance, technology, legal, and aerospace sectors as they explore how Hong Kong might develop the capabilities needed to become a trusted regional hub for speciality insurance in marine, drones, cybersecurity, aerospace, and outer space.

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An August dialogue on climate intelligence as one of Hong Kong’s first practical entry points into the NewSpace economy and its downstream applications.

An introductory workshop exploring NewSpace commercialisation opportunities, with Hong Kong positioned as a platform for the GBA and Belt and Road.

A summer internship track for aspiring astropreneurs to gain practical exposure to NewSpace projects and business execution.

Creating New Frontiers: Law, Commerce and Order in Outer Space. This collaborative OASA-listed event brings together legal and commercial perspectives on the next phase of the space economy.