Group's History Overview
Founded in Hong Kong
Asiacom Group is founded in Hong Kong.
Taiwanese and Japanese members start an international trading business centered on trilateral trade and trade finance.
Trading business in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (粵港澳大灣區)
Trading business in Mainland China began via Hong Kong and Shenzhen port.
Expansion to Taiwan and Japan
We established local offices to strengthen our operational base in East Asia.
Entering the Taiwan and Japan markets deepened relationships with regional clients and partners, laying the groundwork for broader international expansion.
Philippines Office Established
Southeast Asia expansion and resource-development support.
We opened a local office in Clark, formally launching services across Southeast Asia. This strengthened our presence in the region and enabled cross-border collaboration frameworks.
Ghana Office Established
West Africa expansion and resource-development support.
We have a local office in Ghana (Accra) and a joint venture with a Ghana company operating the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation's (NNPC) crude oil business.
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Reorganization with Japan Corporate Capital
Asiacom Global Trading Limited, a Japan corporate capital of Japan, was established in Hong Kong. Hong Kong's trade management system has been strengthened in order to maintain its control, control and transparency.
The spread of COVID-19 in the world
Even under international logistics and travel restrictions due to COVID-19, we continue to carry out trade operations, primarily in Hong Kong. At the same time, we are promoting the development of IT and AI infrastructure for remote management and improved business efficiency.
New Asiacom Projects Started
Taiwanese members who have been with the company since its founding rejoin the Japanese members. Planning begins for the "New Asiacom Group / Tokyo HQ," a business model incorporating AI operations.
Tokyo HQ Established as Group Control Center
With Hong Kong as the core of trade execution, the Tokyo HQ will begin operating AI operations, compliance, and governance management systems. The dual-base structure will promote risk diversification and sustainable growth.