How captivating can an annual report be?

Besides disclosing financial and business performance, our Annual Report 2017 issued this past November dives deep into HKBN's dynamic corporate culture to reveal distinct facets like Talent development and well-being, our environmentally conscious policies, the care and commitment we provide for society and more. All combined, this year's report offers a better appreciation of how we're pursuing sustainable service and business with a core purpose to "Make our Hong Kong a Better Place to Live".

Purposed to capture the vibrant energetic nature of life at HKBN, this year's annual report features, as a key design element, copious off-the-cuff snapshots of Talents and company events – providing readers a multi-faceted view to discover HKBN.

Click to read our Annual Report 2017!

Take Wi-Fi to the next level

Getting the most out of your home Wi-Fi can seem like mission impossible. With our helpful pointers, worry no more. Read more.

HKBN takes over Vietnam's Ben Thanh Street Food Market

At HKBN, to help us think and perform beyond the parameters, we're always seeking challenging new inspiration. Just recently, our annual management experiential trip was completed in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – with innovation and purpose in mind. Read more.

A guide to choosing high data mobile plans

With more and more people choosing unlimited data plans, the truth is consumers are likely paying more than what they need despite possibly lower connectivity speeds. Read more.

MusicOne – the practical app for livestreaming

For many, enjoying music on-the-go via streaming platforms has become an essential part of life. Even with so many streaming apps readily available, MusicOne is making waves for all the right reasons. Read more.

Beyond social responsibility: HKBN Corporate Social Investment

Often times we hear about large corporations and their corporate social responsibility (CSR), which happen mostly in the form of donations, charity fundraisers and voluntary work. However, the question that begs asking is whether one-off philanthropy is enough if what we seek are lasting gains for the underprivileged? Read more.

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