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Hanon Systems Wins Third PACE Award for Visible-Light LED Photocatalyst Technology

  • Hanon Systems recognized with its third PACE Award win, this time for visible-light LED photocatalyst technology that enhances in-vehicle air quality
  • The technology demonstrates 98.5% virus sterilization efficiency and 97.5% in gas deodorization, and is applied in premium sedans
  • The company reaffirms its commitment to pioneering innovative technologies for a more comfortable and healthier driving environment

SEOUL, South Korea, April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Hanon Systems, a leading global automotive thermal management supplier and subsidiary of Hankook & Company Group, has been named a winner of the 2025 PACE Awards. This marks the company’s third win, making it the first Korean supplier to achieve this recognition.

The award was presented at a ceremony on April 15 (local time) in Detroit, Mich., recognizing Hanon Systems for its visible-light LED photocatalyst technology, which enhances antimicrobial and deodorizing performance in HVAC systems. This innovative solution effectively eliminates harmful gases, odors, and microorganisms that enter the vehicle from both internal and external sources. Unlike conventional ionizers, it operates without generating electromagnetic waves or ozone, providing a safer and more effective approach to improving in-cabin air quality.

Testing by external institutions demonstrated a virus sterilization rate of 98.5%, a significant improvement from the 66.1% measured from previous solutions. The deodorization performance also improved from the previous 35% to 97.5%, nearly a threefold increase. The technology is semi-permanent, requiring no replacement. It is currently applied in Hyundai’s flagship sedan, the G90, and is now being considered for potential implementation by global OEMs.

This award adds to Hanon Systems’ long-standing track record of innovation. The company was a finalist in 2016 for its UV photocatalyst technology, also aimed at improving air quality. The current solution builds on that earlier work by overcoming limitations, ensuring the technology is harmless to humans, and offering potential applications beyond the automotive sector, including indoor climate systems.

“For 30 years, the PACE program has celebrated cutting-edge innovations that have shaped the automotive industry on a global level,” said Jamie Butters, executive editor of Automotive News. “The companies on this year’s list have pioneered significant technologies that will continue to propel the industry forward.

“This award is global recognition of Hanon Systems’ differentiated technological competitiveness,” said Mr. Soo-Il Lee, President and CEO of Hanon Systems. “We remain committed to developing advanced technologies that go beyond comfort to deliver enhanced well-being and redefine the driving experience.”

This marks Hanon Systems’ third PACE Award win. The company first won in 2007 for its wavy blade fan and shroud, becoming the first Asian supplier to be honored. It won again in 2013 for its metal seal fitting.

The PACE Awards, organized annually by Automotive News, recognize outstanding innovation, technological advancement, and business performance in the global automotive industry. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the prestigious program.

About Hanon Systems
Hanon Systems, founded in 1986, is a global leader in thermal energy management solutions. In January 2025, it became a subsidiary of Hankook & Company Group. Its offering includes a wide range of solutions in the areas of heating, ventilation and air conditioning, powertrain cooling, compressor, fluid transport, and electronics and fluid pressure. The company currently operates 50 manufacturing sites and three regional innovation centers and employs more than 20,000 people across 21 countries. To learn more, visit hanonsystems.com.

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Poly Auction Hong Kong Grand Opening of Spring Auctions 2025 at Shun Tak Centre Presenting a Series of Artistic Treasures and Rare Collectibles for Collectors

Auction Preview: 27 – 29 April  
Live Auctions: 30 April – 3 May
4/F, Shun Tak Centre

HONG KONG, April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Poly Auction Hong Kong is pleased to present the Spring Auctions 2025. The Auction Preview and Live Auctions will take place from 27 April to 3 May on the 4th floor of Shun Tak Centre, presenting significant lots across Modern and Contemporary Art, Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy, and Jewels and Watches. Notable treasures include Zao Wou-Ki’s 1.12.81; A famille rose and falangcai ‘Prunus and Bamboo’ bowl from the Yongzheng Period; Ni Zan’s Calligraphy; a magnificent ‘Imperial Green’ jadeite bead, ruby and diamond necklace; and a Richard Mille Ref. RM033 18k pink gold diamond-set automatic skeletonized wristwatch. These exceptional items are a must-see and not to be missed.


MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART

The Modern and Contemporary Art department is proud to present a series of masterpieces by modern and contemporary art masters, inviting collectors and art enthusiasts to discover the spiritual and temporal facets of art. Zao Wou-Ki’s 1.12.81, painted in 1981, marks a significant milestone from his thirty-year artistic sojourn in the West, during which he was invited to stage his first solo exhibition at the Galeries nationales du Grand Palais, France. Shortly thereafter, he returned to China at the invitation of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People’s Republic of China, and travelled to the Yungang Grottoes in Shanxi that autumn to explore the ancient cave murals. The swirling sandscapes of the north and the thousand-year-old Buddhist murals and sculptures inspired a new visual vocabulary in Zao, leading to the creation of 1.12.81. Centered in the piece are colors derived from the natural pigments of the cave murals, featuring earthy clay yellow, rich mineral green, vibrant vermilion red, and timeless Chinese ink. Despite color fade occurring due to oxidation across the centuries, the pigments have found new life on canvas. The blank space occupying the top part of the piece is produced using turpentine, reproducing an ink wash effect and depicting the concept of ’emptiness’ that so characterizes Buddhist art.

Yoshitomo Nara’s Dulcimer (For Jean Ritchie) pays homage to the famous folk singer Jean Ritchie, depicting a girl playing the dulcimer with clean, simple lines on a wooden panel. Inspired by music, Nara expresses profound sentiment by applying minimal brushstrokes to the wood grain. The piece is closely aligned to the aesthetics of Japanese ukiyo-e, embodying the Zen philosophy of “less is more”. As a prominent international artist, Nara’s work often merges Western contemporary art with traditional Japanese aesthetics, giving rise to his signature style in two-dimensional paintings. His numerous international touring exhibitions in recent years reflect his ever-growing influence in the art scene. Chu Teh-Chun, in journeying from figuration to abstraction, ultimately developed a distinctive “light calligraphy” painting style in his art. The piece Composition No. 338, of a rare orange-red palette, showcases the maturity of his style in its perfect interplay between the vitality of Chinese ink and the expressiveness of Western oil paint. The synergy between light’s colors, alongside a spatial dimension composed betwixt emptiness and substance, depicts his artistic pursuit of “vitality in spirit.” Fluid brushwork and color layering recalls both the blank space aesthetics of Southern Song painter Ma Yuan, while also serving as a metaphor for the dialectical relationship of “yin and yang” in nature, revealing Chu’s imaginal interpretation of “cosmic energy”.

Also on display is Wang Guangle’s 140710, a work of extreme rigor: twice a day, Wang applies a mixture of red and white paint to the canvas, layer by layer, creating concentric rectangles over the course of several months. As the block of color shrinks towards the center of the piece, its saturation intensifies, forming a three-dimensional space between mono and bi-color, dismantling the tradition of “pictoriality” and returning to pure color and form. Time is enshrined in this piece, with the gradation of color serving as a metaphor for the progress of life. Prior to this lot, only a single red piece from Wang’s Untitled series has appeared at an auction, its rare red-white color spectrum serving as a powerful mediation on time and existence. With Wang’s solo exhibition at the Fosun Art Center in Shanghai, this piece from the New York exhibition returns to Asia, creating resonance with his artistic journey. Liang Yuanwei’s Untitled 2014.3 employs a unique segmented technique to recreate the delicate textures of fabric on the canvas. From a distance, the work appears subtle and elegant, while dazzling with brilliance up close, merging the gentle essence of Song Dynasty paintings with the visual vocabulary of contemporary art. The artist practices a “top-to-bottom” painting approach, requiring that each brushstroke is completed before the base color dries, thus condensing his philosophical meditation on time and space within each and every layered petal, serving as a quintessential piece from his iconic floral series.

ZAO WOU-KI

1.12.81

Painted in 1981

oil on canvas

130 x 162 cm.

Estimate Upon Request

YOSHITOMO NARA

Dulcimer (For Jean Ritchie)

Painted in 2010

acrylic on wood

work: 237 x 167 cm.

frame: 252.5 x 182.5 cm.

Estimate: HKD 15,000,000- 25,000,000

CHU TEH-CHUN

Composition No. 338

Painted in 1970

oil on canvas

113.6 x 145.4 cm.

Estimate: HKD 15,200,000 – 18,000,000

WANG GUANGLE

140710

Painted in 2014

acrylic on canvas

280.7 x 180.5 cm.
Estimate: HKD 2,000,000 – 3,000,000

LIANG YUANWEI

Untitled 2014.3

Painted in 2014

oil on canvas

140 x 120 cm.
Estimate: HKD 1,000,000 – 2,000,000

 

CHINESE CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART

The Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art department presents a carefully curated series of three thematic sales this season: Peak of Grandeur: A Fine Selection of Important Imperial Treasures”, “Chinese Works of Art” and “Chinese Jades and Playthings from the Zhizhong Hepu Tang Collection”. Highlight lots include a Falangcai and Famille Rose ‘Prunus and Bamboo’ Bowl from the Yongzheng Period delicately painted with a scene of blossoming prunus branches, bamboo, and auspicious lingzhi fungus. Its refined composition harmoniously blends the soft elegance of famille rose with the vibrant brilliance of falangcai enamel, embodying the literati aesthetic cherished by the imperial court; A Magnificent Large Blue and White ‘Dragon’ Yenyen Vase from the Yongzheng Period, distinguished by its noble form and rich cobalt tones, features five-clawed dragons soar majestically amidst scrolling floral vines, demonstrating both the technical mastery of Yongzheng imperial kilns and the enduring influence of Ming Dynasty’s Yongle and Xuande blue-and-white traditions; A Very Rare Celadon-glazed Conjoined Vase from the Yongzheng period, represents the pinnacle of Qing porcelain innovation. Its lustrous and delicate glaze complements a uniquely constructed form – six interconnected vessels, inside and out. Viewed from above, the composition resembles a blooming five-petal plum blossom, exquisitely and meticulously crafted.

A Fine and Rare Carved White Jade ‘Dragon’ Hexagonal Vase from Yongzheng to Qianlong Period is carved from an exceptionally large and dense, flawlessly pure white jade boulder, exhibiting a noble, archaistic form. The vase is devoid of decorations, exhibiting the superior quality of the stone, with a meticulously carved five-clawed dragon in high relief, grasping one side of the vase, its head looking up at the flaming pearl above. The dynamic yet elegant composition represents the pinnacle of Qing imperial jade craftsmanship, created for palace display. A Gilt-bronze Seated Figure of Acharya Lokeshvara, from the Dali Kingdom in the 11th Century, features a seated figure of Guanyin exhibiting a distinctive Dali-style, featuring well-groomed eyebrows, delicate eyes and serene smile, the braided hair hanging down on both sides, and the flowing drapery is intricately detailed. The craftsmanship of this figure is exceptional and showcases typical characteristics of Dali sculptures, with seated examples such as the present lot being particularly scarce. A Cinnabar Lacquer ‘Dragon’ Box and Cover from Yongle Period represents the golden age of Chinese lacquerware. Layers of perfect crimson lacquer form the ground for the vigorously carved central dragon – its ferocious energy balanced by the rhythmic cloud scrolls. The flawless knife-work and polishing demonstrate Yongle court’s technical mastery.

A FALANGCAI AND FAMILLE-ROSE
‘PRUNUS AND BAMBOO’ BOWL

Yongzheng Period, 1723-1735

D 14.3cm

Estimate: HKD 8,800,000- 12,000,000

Provenance:
1. Collection of William Kenneth Slatcher
C.V.O. (1926-1997), High Commissioner
of the United Kingdom in Beijing between
1958 and 1961 (by repute), and thence in
the family by descent

2. Sotheby’s Paris, 23 June 2016, lot 93

A MAGNIFICIENT LARGE BLUE
AND WHITE ‘DRAGON’ YENYEN VASE

Yongzheng Period, 1723-1735

H 70cm

Estimate Upon Request

Provenance:
An Important Hong Kong private
collection, acquired in the 1980s,
thence by descent within the family

A VERY RARE CELADON-GLAZED
CONJOINED VASE

Yongzheng Period, 1723-1735

H 24cm

Estimate: HKD 6,500,000 – 8,000,000

Provenance:
1. Sotheby’s Hong Kong, 1
November 1994, lot 113

2. Sotheby’s London, 4 November
2020, lot 14

A FINE AND RARE CARVED WHITE
JADE ‘DRAGON’ HEXAGONAL VASE

Yongzheng To Qianlong Period, 18th Century

H 25.5cm

Estimate: HKD 4,800,000 – 6,800,000

Provenance:
1. Collection of Hugo Tutein Nolthenius
(1863-1944), one of the most eminent
Dutch art collector of the early 20th
century

2. Christie’s London, 6 November 2007,
lot 46

3. M & C Gallery, Hong Kong

Literature

M & C Gallery, 2009, Hong Kong,
Seeking Antiques-Studying Treasures II,
p.106

A GILT-BRONZE SEATED FIGURE
OF ACHARYA
 LOKESHVARA

11th Century, Dali Kingdom

H 38cm

Estimate: HKD 6,000,000-8,000,000

Provenance:
A Japanese private collection

A CINNABAR LACQUER ‘DRAGON’
BOX AND COVER

Yongle Period, 1403-1424

D 18.2cm

Estimate: HKD 3,500,000 – 4,000,000

Provenance:
1. A distinguished Swiss private
collection, acquired from Gex in the
late 1980s

2. Christie’s Paris, 6 July 2022, lot 15

 

Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy

The Chinese Painting and Calligraphy department presents a distinguished collection of calligraphic masterpieces and exceptional works by renowned artists from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and modern eras. Among the highlights is Jiang Jun’s Scroll of Qu Zhuang, with an inscription by Wu Changshuo and colophons by over 30 other prominent figures of the time including Kang Youwei, Zheng Xiaoxu, Fan Zengxiang, Chen Sanli – a testament to the prestige of the Gong family and the extraordinary cultural significance of this piece.

The department also features an exceptional selection of classical paintings and calligraphy. Poems on Falling Flowers, created by Shen Zhou at the age of 81, is a classic work from the artist’s later years, showcasing his lifelong creative spirit. During that time, Shen initiated the singing and reciting of poems on the theme of “fallen flowers”. He repeatedly wrote and produced “Poems on Falling Flowers”, which garnered many responses from the Wumen literary circle, demonstrating its renown. In CalligraphyNi Zan inquires whether “Maoshi” might visit his residence in late October or early November, conveying his earnest desire for their meeting. Likely penned during Ni Zan’s middle years, this letter showcases his mastery of small regular script (xiaokai), which bears the stylistic influence of Ouyang Xun, as evidenced in its refined brushwork, elegant structure, and meticulous composition. This delicate approach contrasts sharply with the flatter character forms and more robust strokes characteristic of his later works. The High Tang period Manuscript of Dharani Sutra of Avalokiteshvara with Thousand Eyes and Thousand Arms, an exceptionally rare Tang dynasty handwritten manuscript, complete with its original protective cover, spans over five meters in length. Each page contains twenty-six lines of text, with seventeen characters per line, preserved in its entirety from beginning to end. Written in regular script, the graceful brushwork displays remarkable vitality, with each stroke imbued with lyrical elegance and dynamic rhythm. The manuscript is executed on characteristic Tang dynasty huang da paper, polished and waxed, which is typical of the flourishing Tang period’s sutra manuscripts.

SHEN ZHOU (1427-1509)

Poems On Falling Flowers

Ink on paper, hand scroll

Size: 32×582.5cm

Estimate: HKD8,000,000-10,000,000

Provenance:

Lot 23, Christie’s New York, Fall 1996.

NI ZAN (1301-1374)  

Calligraphy 

Ink on paper, Mounted

Size: 28×27cm

Estimate: HKD 7,000,000-10,000,000

Provenance:

Formerly owned by Zhang Congyu (1915-1963).

WU CHANGSHUO, JIANG JUN AND VARIOUS ARTISTS

 Scroll of Qu Zhuang

Ink and color on paper, hand scroll

Size: preface: 18x103cm; paint: 30.5×35.5cm×4;
postscript: different sizes

Estimate: HKD 2,800,000-5,000,000

Notes:

1.      Inscribed label by Li Jingshe.

2.      Frontispiece inscribed by Wu Changshuo.

3.      Formerly collected and inscribed colophon by Gong Xinzhao.

4.      Additional colophons inscribed by Kang Youwei, Zheng
Xiaoxu, Fan Zengxiang, Gao Zhenxiao, Feng Xu, Chen Sanli,
Qian Chongwei, Mao Guangsheng, Liang Dingfen, Wang
Shangchen, Zeng Guangjun, Liang Hongzhi, Chen Kuilong,
Song Yude, Zuo Zhen, Wu Yinpei, Yang Zhongxi, Yi Shunding,
Yun Yujia, Yang Shiqi, Zhang Wenyun, Li Jingshe, Sun Baoqi,
Liu Zhao, Zhang Zhiqian, Lin Kaimo, Zhang Danfu, Ye Xianqi,
Shen Enfu, Xuan Gong, Feng Rujie, Zhang Wei, Zhang Qihou,
Yuan Lizhun, Li Guojie, Wu Yongwei, Zhu Yuanshu, etc.

Provenance:
Formerly collected by Gong Xinzhao.

Dharani Sutra of Avalokiteshvara with Thousand Eyes and
Thousand Arms

High Tang period

Ink on paper, handscroll

Comprising 13 sections; 21 x 506.5 cm. x 13

Estimate: HKD 500,000-600,000

 

JEWELS, WATCHES, AND HANDBAGS

The Jewels, Watches, and Handbags department will present a series of elegant and collectible masterpieces, each meticulously crafted to embody the pinnacle of artistry and enduring value for discerning collectors. The sale will be led by a Magnificent ‘Imperial Green’ Jadeite Bead, Ruby and Diamond Necklace. Composed of forty-three exceptionally large and perfectly rounded natural “Imperial Green” jadeite beads, each measuring approximately 12.5mm in diameter, this necklace is extraordinarily rare. The beads exhibit uniform size, a rich and vibrant emerald hue, and flawless crystalline purity. Under sunlight, the highly saturated, radiant green color captivates the eye, exuding a vivid sense of vitality. When worn, it emanates an aura of noble elegance, commanding attention in any setting. Another highlight is an exceptional 18.39 Carat Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond and Diamond Ring. This magnificent yellow diamond has been certified at the highest color grading of “Fancy Vivid Yellow”, its luminous hue reminiscent of molten gold that permeates the entire stone with perfect uniformity. When caught in light, it radiates with the fiery brilliance of a morning sun, as though the very essence of sunlight has been captured and crystallized into an eternal work of art.

Another highlight is a 10.64 Carat Colombian No Oil Emerald and Diamond Ring. Weighing over 10 carats, this lot originates from Colombia, the world’s most renowned source for the finest quality emeralds. Exhibiting an outstandingly vivid green hue with strong saturation, the gemstone boasts exceptional clarity and transparency, radiating a pure and vibrant brilliance that captivates at first glance. Particularly noteworthy is that this Colombian emerald has never undergone any oil treatment, a rarity that significantly enhances its value. Equally noteworthy is a 5.02 Carat Kashmir Sapphire and Diamond Ring. This unheated sapphire displays a naturally pure and profound blue color, accompanied by dual certification from both Gübelin and SSEF – two of the world’s most authoritative gemological laboratories – confirming its authentic Kashmir origin. Fine Kashmir sapphires of this caliber are inherently scarce, and one of such substantial carat weight and uniform coloration is exceptionally rare. Set amidst brilliant diamonds, the sapphire’s radiance is further magnified, creating a truly mesmerizing piece of jewelry.

MAGNIFICENT ‘IMPERIAL GREEN’
JADEITE BEAD, RUBY AND
DIAMOND NECKLACE

Accompanied by HKJSL certificate

Estimate: HKD 40,000,000- 60,000,000

18.39 CARAT FANCY VIVID YELLOW
DIAMOND AND DIAMOND RING

Accompanied by GIA certificate

Estimate: HKD 7,000,000 – HKD 10,000,000

10.64 CARAT COLOMBIAN NO OIL
EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING

Accompanied by Gübelin and AGL certificate

Estimate: HKD 3,000,000 – 5,000,000

5.02 CARAT KASHMIR SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND
RING

Accompanied by SSEF and Gübelin certificate

Estimate: HKD 2,800,000 – 3,800,000

CONCH PEARL AND DIAMOND NECKLACE

Estimate: HKD 2,800,000 – 3,800,000

CONCH PEARL AND DIAMOND RING/PENDANT

Estimate: HKD 280,000 – 380,000

PAIR OF CONCH PEARL AND DIAMOND EARRINGS
Estimate: HKD 1,200,000 – 1,800,000

The Watches collection presents exceptional timepieces from premier watchmakers such as Richard Mille, Breguet, and Rolex. Leading this Spring Auctions is Richard Mille Ref. RM033, an 18k Pink Gold and Diamond-Set Automatic Skeletonised Wristwatch. True to Richard Mille’s signature aesthetic, the RM033 features a striking openworked design that reveals the intricate mechanics of its movement. The baseplate, bridges, and balance cock are crafted from grade 5 titanium, ensuring exceptional durability and precision. With its innovative micro-rotor system, the watch achieves a remarkably slim profile of just 6.3mm, ranking among the brand’s thinnest creations. A masterful fusion of cutting-edge technology and refined craftsmanship, this timepiece impresses both technically and aesthetically. 

Another highlight is Breguet Tourbillon Messidor, Ref. 5335BR/42/9W6, an 18k Pink Gold Skeletonised Tourbillon Wristwatch. Encased in a refined 40mm 18k rose gold case that exudes understated elegance, this masterpiece showcases a meticulously hand-engraved movement visible through its skeletonized dial, with the mesmerizing tourbillon carriage gracefully positioned at 6 o’clock. The watch represents a perfect symbiosis of technical innovation and artistic mastery and is a testament to Breguet’s uncompromising pursuit of perfection, rightfully claiming its place among the most coveted collector’s timepieces.

Equally groundbreaking is Bulgari Octo Finissimo Minute Repeater, Ref. 102559, No. 31/50, a Titanium Limited Edition Minute Repeating Wristwatch. As one of the world’s thinnest minute repeating watches, it houses the manually wound BVL 362 movement at a remarkable 3.1mm thickness, with the case itself measuring just 6.85mm. The skeletonized hour markers and subdial serve a dual purpose: embodying minimalist aesthetics while acoustically optimizing the repeater’s chime. Limited to just 50 pieces worldwide, this timepiece redefines the standards of ultra-thin haute horlogerie, achieving perfect harmony between technical innovation and avant-garde design.

The sale also presents the iconic Rolex Day-Date Model, Ref. 218348, an 18k Gold, Diamond and Ruby-Set Automatic Wristwatch with Sweep Centre Seconds, Day, Date and Bracelet. First introduced in 1956 and crafted exclusively in precious metals, the Day-Date has graced the wrists of numerous world leaders, earning it the “President’s Watch” moniker. This model features an 18k yellow gold case and bracelet, complemented by a diamond-set bezel and ruby-adorned dial – a regal combination that epitomizes the collection’s distinguished heritage.

RICHARD MILLE

Ref. RM033, An 18k Pink Gold And 
Diamond-Set Automatic Skeletonised

Wristwatch, Circa 2021

Estimate: HKD 800,000-1,200,000

BREGUET

Tourbillon Messidor, Ref.
5335BR/42/9W6, An 18k Pink Gold

Skeletonised Tourbillon Wristwatch,
Circa 2010

Estimate: HKD 420,000-700,000

ROLEX

Day-Date Model, Ref. 218348, An 18k
Gold, Diamond And

Ruby-Set Automatic Wristwatch with
Sweep Centre

Seconds, Day, Date and Bracelet,
Circa 2016

Estimate: HKD 360,000-600,000

BULGARI

Octo Finissimo Minute Repeater, Ref. 102559, No. 31/50, A
Titanium Limited Edition Minute Repeating Wristwatch,
Circa 2017
Estimate: HKD 300,000-600,000

PANERAI

Luminor 1950 Lab-1d, Ref. Pam01700, No. X63/70, A
Carbotech Limited Edition

Wristwatch With Power Reserve, Circa 2021
Estimate: HKD 280,000-500,000

Poly Auction Hong Kong 2025 Spring Auction – Hong Kong Live Preview and Auction

-Hong Kong Live Preview and Auction-
Date:             April 27 until the day before each auction
Auctions:       April 30 to May 3
Location:       4/F, Shun Tak Centre

Date

Time

Themed Auction

Auction Venue

30 April

Wednesday

2:30pm

Modern and Contemporary Art

4/F

Shun Tak Center

1 May

Thursday

12:00pm

Magnificent Jewels

3:00pm

Important Watches

2 May

Friday

10:00am

Fine Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy

3 May

Saturday

10:30am

Chinese Jades and Playthings from the Zhizhong Hepu Tang Collection

2:00pm

Peak of Granduer: A Fine Selection of Important Imperial Treasures   

2:30pm

Chinese Works of Art

High-res Images:
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About Poly Auction Hong Kong
Poly Auction Hong Kong Co., Ltd. was established in 2012 by Poly Culture Group Corporation Limited and is committed to becoming one of the most dynamic auction houses in the Asia-Pacific region. Beijing Poly International Auction Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Poly Culture Group Corporation Limited, is China’s largest state-controlled auction company and the auction company with the highest turnover in the Chinese art auction industry in the world.

Poly Auction Hong Kong adheres to the principle of diversified auctions and currently has five major departments: Modern and Contemporary art, Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy, Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, Jewels, Watches and Handbags, Rare Wine, Whisky. Each department has a professional team and provides services such as consigned auctions, private sales, and free valuation consultations, striving to provide collectors with excellent experience. Poly Auction Hong Kong Auction’s private sales service and eShop’s “Buy it Now” function allow customers to flexibly buy and sell art or luxury goods without being restricted by time or location, along with expert assistance.

Poly Auction Hong Kong holds many exciting auctions every year, constantly achieving remarkable results. Since its first auction in 2012, the company has repeatedly broken records for different artists, works, and art genres. In 2022, Poly Auction Hong Kong’s 10th Anniversary Auction presented the first Modern and Contemporary Art evening auction in the company’s history, achieving white-glove results and fetching more than HK$410 million. In Autumn Auctions 2023, four special auctions of Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art achieved good results, among which the “Meiyintang Collection” once again created the white glove legend. In recent years, Poly Auction Hong Kong has set many world auction records, including Wu Guanzhong’s The Zhou Village setting the artist’s world auction record, and Zao Wou-ki’s Et la terre était sans forme ranking third in the artist’s world auction record and setting a new auction record for the artist’s works from his Oracle period. In addition to holding large-scale offline auctions, Poly Auction Hong Kong also actively promotes digital auctions. We welcome collectors from all over the world to download the official Poly Auction Hong Kong APP and visit the Poly Auction Hong Kong eShop to explore more art pieces.

Poly Auction Hong Kong is also committed to promoting the global development of art, culture, and technology. Our initiatives include actively curating exhibitions and exchanges with well-known artists over the years, in addition to hosting special auctions for celebrity collectors and artists, special online auctions, and NFT digital art auctions in recent years.

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KAUST Professor Carlos Duarte Wins Prestigious Japan Prize for Pioneering Marine Science Research

Second time a KAUST scientist receives Japan Prize, making it the only university in MENA region to be honoured with global accolade

THUWAL, Saudi Arabia, April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) is proud to announce that Professor Carlos M. Duarte, Ibn Sina Distinguished Professor of Marine Science, has been awarded the internationally acclaimed Japan Prize for his groundbreaking contributions to marine ecology and his pioneering research on the crucial role of blue carbon ecosystems as a nature-based climate solution. Professor Duarte’s work has transformed the world’s understanding of ocean-based climate solutions and their potential to address global environmental challenges.

The Japan Prize, often referred to as the “Japanese Nobel Prize” and regarded as one of the world’s most prestigious awards in science and technology ––honours exceptional achievements that contribute to global peace and prosperity.

Professor Duarte’s award acknowledges his decades of research on blue carbon ecosystems, including seagrasses, mangroves, and salt marshes. Despite covering only 0.2% of the ocean floor, these ecosystems store approximately 50% of all carbon buried annually in marine sediments. His findings have played a critical role in shaping international strategies for leveraging these ecosystems to combat climate change and restore biodiversity.

Professor Duarte will receive the award in a formal ceremony in Tokyo on April 16th this year, presided over by His Majesty Emperor Naruhito.

“Receiving the Japan Prize is a deeply humbling moment,” said Professor Carlos Duarte. “This honour recognises the extraordinary potential of our oceans in restoring planetary health. I hope this spotlight on blue carbon inspires a new wave of ambition, particularly among younger generations of scientists and leaders, to embrace nature-based solutions and work collaboratively to address the climate crisis”.

“Professor Duarte’s recognition is a testament to KAUST’s commitment to cutting-edge research and to Saudi Arabia’s growing impact in sustainability and environmental science globally,” said Professor Sir Edward Byrne, President of KAUST. “His work exemplifies KAUST’s role in advancing Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and the Saudi Green Initiative, driving innovation in marine conservation, climate innovation, and scientific leadership, both regionally and internationally.”

Beyond his research, Professor Duarte has been instrumental in advising Saudi Arabia on its national marine conservation efforts and national sustainability strategies, ocean stewardship. He has also played a pivotal role in shaping global ocean policy, serving as the Executive Director of the G20 Backed Coral Research & Development Accelerator Platform (CORDAP), which aims to fast-track innovation in coral reef restoration around the world. His expertise continues to influence climate negotiations and marine conservation frameworks worldwide.

Duarte is the second person from KAUST to win the prize. In 2013, a former Vice President of Research, Jean M. J. Fréchet, won for outstanding achievement in the development of chemically amplified resist polymer materials for innovative semiconductor manufacturing process.

About KAUST
Established in 2009, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) is a graduate research university devoted to finding solutions for some of the most pressing scientific and technological challenges in the world as well as Saudi Arabia in the areas of food and health, water, energy, environment and the digital domain. KAUST is a curiosity-driven, interdisciplinary

KAUST brings together the best minds from around the world to advance research. More than 120 different nationalities live, work and study on campus. KAUST is also a catalyst for innovation, economic development and social prosperity, with research resulting in novel patents and products, enterprising startups, regional and global initiatives, and collaboration with other academic institutions, industries and Saudi agencies.

About CORDAP
The Coral Research & Development Accelerator Platform (CORDAP) is a G20 initiative dedicated to accelerating research and development to safeguard coral reefs globally. CORDAP serves as a global hub, fostering collaboration between scientists, policymakers, and the private sector to develop and deploy innovative solutions for coral reef conservation, restoration, and adaptation to climate change.

KAUST is a key funder and strategic partner of CORDAP, demonstrating its commitment to coral reef conservation. KAUST’s financial support enables CORDAP to drive critical research and develop innovative solutions for protecting these vital ecosystems.

CeMAT Southeast Asia – The Leading Intralogistics & Supply Chain Fair Returns to Singapore

Showcasing Future-Ready Logistics and Automation Amid Rising Tariff Pressures, and Evolving Supply Chain Complexity

SINGAPORE, April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — CeMAT Southeast Asia, the leading logistics and supply chain innovation trade event, is set to return to Singapore from 19 to 21 May 2025 at Singapore EXPO. Bringing together leading technology and service providers, CeMAT Southeast Asia will offer a one-stop hub for the latest in intralogistics, robotics and automation, warehousing, supply chain management, and materials handling. Attendees can expect cutting-edge product demonstrations, industry-leading solutions, and deep dives into best practices across key sectors, including e-commerce, manufacturing, food industry, pharmaceutical, FMCG, supply chain management and retail.

Organised by Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific, a subsidiary of Deutsche Messe, the event is the premier platform for industry professionals to explore the latest innovations shaping the warehouse of the future. With over 60 exhibitors, attendees can look forward to networking opportunities with key industry leaders. Notable world class exhibitors include SSI Schaefer, Daifuku, Honeywell, Körber Supply Chain, Interroll, Geek+, AutoStore, GreyOrange, Hikrobot and many more.

The growing demand for advanced intralogistics technologies, along with the increasing adoption of supply chain storage in Southeast Asia, is driving market demand. A 2024 Gartner survey indicated that nearly 57% of organizations plan to increase their budgets in at least one of the four supply chain functions by more than 10% over the next three years.

With Malaysia’s ambitions to strengthen its position as a regional logistics and automation hub under its New Industrial Master Plan 2030, CeMAT Southeast Asia presents a valuable opportunity for Malaysian businesses to explore cutting-edge technologies, forge cross-border partnerships, and scale innovations regionally. The event is expected to see growing participation from Malaysian manufacturers, retailers, and supply chain leaders seeking to stay competitive in a fast-evolving trade environment.

“We had a fantastic event last year and are excited to return to Singapore for CeMAT Southeast Asia 2025. The global supply chain landscape is evolving rapidly in the face of rising tariff pressures, trade realignments and growing complexity. Events like CeMAT Southeast Asia are more critical than ever providing a platform for businesses to discover resilient, future-ready solutions. Singapore’s strategic role as a logistics hub makes it the ideal host and we are especially excited to welcome more participation from Malaysia and across the region. From automation and AI to smarter warehousing, this is where Southeast Asia’s supply chain transformation takes shape,” said Michael Rolfing, Managing Director Malaysia, Ferag.

A key highlight is the Singapore Hour — a dedicated segment where exhibitors from the Singapore Pavilion talk about cutting-edge innovations in automation, warehousing, supply chain technology, and logistics. Attendees can look forward to insights from leading Singapore companies on smart logistics, AI-driven automation, and sustainable supply chain solutions.

Additionally, the Knowledge Theatre will feature expert-led sessions, offering insights and solutions for professionals in logistics and warehousing, with sessions on AI-driven transformation, warehouse robotics, scalable automation, and strategies for building sustainable and secure supply chains.

Industry leaders such as Carsten Spiegelberg, Head of Logistics Solutions APAC & MEA at SSI Schaefer, Alex Ch’ng, Business Development Manager at AutoStore, and Terrence Chan, Senior Sales Manager at Dematic, will share their expertise and insights at the Knowledge Theatre.

CeMAT Southeast Asia 2025 will once again host the LogiSYM Asia Pacific conference on May 20–21 at the Singapore EXPO. This premier event brings together logistics and supply chain leaders to share practical insights, explore innovations, and tackle industry challenges. With thought-provoking discussions and interactive sessions, the partnership between CeMAT and LogiSYM offers aligned opportunities for networking, collaboration, and industry advancement.

For more information and to register, visit https://cematseasia.com/.

About Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific

Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific is part of Deutsche Messe AG .

Deutsche Messe was founded in 1947 with the Hannover Export Fair, but has grown to become a globally significant events business operating events and venues around the world. The business operates 9 subsidiary offices including in the US and China, hosts events in over 48 locations, with sales activities in 110 countries. The company is owned by the State of Lower Saxony and the City of Hannover.

Our team has a wealth of experience in running events of all shapes and sizes in a vast range of geographies. Their passion is in creating great events that make a difference to the industry’s they serve.

Welcome to Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific, we look forward to seeing you at one of our events soon.

TVU Cloud Solution Powers Connectivity Across 21 Global Venues for “What India Thinks Today” Summit

CUPERTINO, Calif., April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — TVU Networks’ cloud solution successfully connected 21 global venues for the prestigious “What India Thinks Today” summit at New Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam International Convention Center on March 28-29. The high-profile event, featuring Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi alongside government officials, explored “India’s Role in the New World Order.”

As one of India’s leading media, TV9 Network was entrusted with the summit’s global interactive broadcast. After rigorous testing, TV9 Network deployed TVU’s integrated solution: TVU Partyline, TVU Anywhere, TVU One.

The solution delivered exceptional results:

  • Uninterrupted high-definition transmission across 21 venues maintained consistently throughout the marathon two-day event, even during peak network congestion periods.
  • Ultra-low latency under 300 milliseconds—approximately one-tenth of typical solutions—enabling conversational interactions indistinguishable from in-person communication.
  • Less than one day of the entire system deployment and testing in instead of the typical week required for conventional approaches, allowing TV9 Network to focus on content preparation rather than technical troubleshooting.

Subodh Aggarwal, General Manager- TVU South Asia, added: “This landmark event demonstrates how our cloud-based solutions eliminate geographical barriers while dramatically reducing costs and complexity.”

This successful implementation demonstrates how TVU’s cloud production technology continues to revolutionize global event broadcasting, breaking geographical barriers while establishing new standards for efficiency and interactive communication. As the demand for seamless multi-venue connectivity grows worldwide, TVU’s proven solutions stand ready to transform the future of broadcast production across industries.

TVU Cloud Solution Powers Connectivity Across 21 Global Venues for "What India Thinks Today" Summit
TVU Cloud Solution Powers Connectivity Across 21 Global Venues for “What India Thinks Today” Summit

 

Zero Fintech Group Limited (Stock Code: 0093.HK) Announces Record-Breaking 2024 Annual Results


HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 16 April 2025 – Zero Fintech Group Limited (“Zero Fintech” or the “Company”, stock code: 0093.HK), a leading fintech innovator, is proud to announce its stellar financial performance for the year ended 31 December 2024, showcasing remarkable growth driven by strategic execution and advanced risk management.

2024 annual report EN

2024 Financial Highlights:

  • Revenue: HK$261.8 million – a 33% increase YoY, driven by our Fintech Lending segment, which contributed 98% of the total revenue.
  • Net Profit: HK$27.1million – a 123% increase YoY, reflecting operational efficiency and disciplined risk management.
  • Membership: Registered members grew to 160K, demonstrating successful user acquisition strategy and product attractiveness to users.


Strategic Highlights:

  • Strategic Alliance with Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong)

This partnership is a pivotal move to seek to leverage proprietary A.I. technology of X Wallet to drive efficiency and innovation within the financial sector.

  • Well developed Credit Risk Assessment Policy

We have established a rigorous risk control structure and enhanced our credit scoring system regarding the procedures for authorizing, approving and renewing credit facilities. This well-developed policy has helped to improve our bad debt.

  • Improvement of the accuracy of the algorithm

By combining the cutting-edge technologies such as cloud computing, big data to create a safer and more efficient financial ecosystem. At the same time. This model keeps helping to improve the efficiency of our approval process to 5 seconds only, which greatly reduce the time required of customers from application to loan withdrawal.

  • Strategic Acquisition of Alpha Times

It further strengthens our investment on technology by acquiring Alpha Times Technology Limited to bolster in-house IT capabilities and reducing reliance on external technical vendors.

  • Quick acceptance of X Pay ( “Buy Now, Pay Later”)

The launching of X Pay positions X Wallet as Hong Kong’s first integrated financial services super-app. Over 1,000 merchants are adopting X Pay to offer Buy Now, Pay Later service to their customers.

Looking ahead, while global economic challenges persist, we’re committed to:

  • Expanding X Wallet and X Pay through AI-driven credit models and omnichannel marketing.
  • Strengthening risk frameworks to navigate rising interest rates and market volatility.
  • Exploring synergies between fintech and property sectors for long-term sustainability.

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

About Zero Fintech Group Limited

Founded in 1969, Zero Fintech Group Limited, previously known as Termbray Industries International (Holdings) Limited, has evolved to focus on three core business areas: property development and investment, money lending, and payment solutions, tailored for individual clients and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Under the “Zero Finance” brand, the Group’s subsidiary has introduced the X Wallet App — “The First A.I. Express Loan App in Hong Kong”. The app features X Lend, an instant AI-based lending service, and X Pay, a “buy now, pay later” function, making it the one and only “Super App” in the city that offers both lending and payment services.
With a presence across Hong Kong and Mainland China, Zero Fintech Group Limited provides a comprehensive platform for financial transactions, delivering diverse and innovative solutions to its clientele.

The 8th China EdFest Gives Parents a Powerful Voice

SHANGHAI, April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The 8th China Festival of Education, hosted by Wellington College China, brought together over 70 speakers and more than 800 attendees from around the world. Held on Saturday 12 April at Wellington College International Shanghai, thought leaders in academia, mental health, technology, finance and business discussed the future of education and how it will adapt in the face of rapid societal change. It was a day of insightful workshops and inspiring talks that explored education through the lenses of technology, family-school collaboration, environmentalism and sustainability, wellbeing and so much more.

“Change is the only constant,” said Julian Jeffrey, Wellington College China’s Chief Executive Master, “and with each passing day, the pace of that change only seems to accelerate. By remaining vigilant, informed and flexible we can navigate the challenges and the opportunities these changes present. That’s why events like the Festival of Education are so vital. The discussions we have at EdFest inspire fresh thinking. They equip us with the tools we need to adapt, grow and ensure that our education system keeps pace with the ever-evolving needs of our young learners.”

A Platform for Parents’ Voices

A strong partnership with parents is essential to any successful school. With that in mind, the festival debuted its first-ever parent panel discussions. Many Wellington College China parents are leaders in academics, finance, biotech, AI and robotics, and they have a unique perspective on how we can equip our children for an increasingly complex future. The day was therefore punctuated with panels featuring parent representatives from around the Wellington College China group. They discussed a host of salient issues around preparing our children for the revolutionary technological changes they will likely face in the future.

The Transformative Power of AI in Education

AI and its profound implications for education was a key theme of the day. Yong Zhao, Professor at the University of Kansas and the Melbourne Graduate School of Education, for instance, delivered a keynote address emphasising the importance of leveraging AI’s capabilities while at the same time developing the uniquely human skills that machines struggle to replicate.

Dr Max Zhou, Co-Founder and CEO of DexRobot and a Hiba Academy Nantong parent, led a thought-provoking discussion titled ‘Raising our Children in an AI+Robot World: Should They Be Workers, Players or Shapers?’. In it, he examined how AI is reshaping the future of work and the skills children will need to thrive.

Ryan Lu, Director of IT at Wellington College China, provided an institutional perspective with ‘WCC AI Space: The Evolution of AI at Wellington College China’, showcasing how they are integrating the technology to enhance the infrastructure and curriculum at all Wellington College China schools.

Alex Johnson, Chief Product Officer at UnconstrainED, shared how to personalise learning and make teaching more efficient in his session titled ‘Using AI to Transform Your Teaching’. Moreover, Gregor Markovic, Director of Educational Technology at Wellington College Tianjin, explored ‘Going Beyond General AI Tools for Education’, offering strategies for leveraging advanced AI technologies to enhance classroom practices. 

Attendants walked away with several practical approaches to integrating AI into their daily work without sacrificing important soft skills like critical thinking, creativity and emotional intelligence. 

Exploring Education From Every Angle

Beyond AI, the festival featured a wide range of sessions that tackled pressing issues in education. 

Professor Zhou Jiaxian, Founder of the Research Center for Educational Neuroscience at East China Normal University, discussed why it is important that parents play an active role in their children’s education with a talk titled ‘Evidence-Based Family-School Cooperation from Educational Neuroscience Research’.

Meanwhile, Joanne Zhang, Mental Health Counsellor at ELG, delivered a talk called ‘Compassionate Conversations: Talking to Parents About Seeking Support for Their Child’. She offered several practical strategies for building supportive environments that promote emotional wellbeing.

Alex Aristizabal, Director of Teaching and Learning at YK Pao School, explored how leadership drives innovation and continuous improvement in education with ‘High-Impact Professional Development: A Collaborative Approach’. Tom Sherrington, Education Consultant and co-author of the book Teaching Walkthrus, shared best practices and practical techniques in ‘The Elements of an Effective Coaching Programme’.

Dr Helen Wright, an international education advisor, led a session on ‘The Globally Competent School: Why, What and How?’ that examined how schools can equip pupils with the skills and mindset they need to thrive in an interconnected world.

Dan McCloy, Head of Curriculum at Green School Bali, led a compelling discussion on ‘Experiential Learning Through Regenerative Design’ that showcased how schools can integrate sustainability into their curricula. This naturally dovetailed with ‘Creating Curriculum on the Front Lines of Climate Change’, a talk about practical strategies for teaching environmental stewardship by Abby MacPhail, IB Geography and History Teacher at the United Nations International School

The Art and Science of Teaching & Educating for Wisdom and Versatility

Several Wellington College China teachers weighed in on innovative teaching approaches. Dr Tania Blatti, Head of Upper Primary at Wellington College International Shanghai, focused on strategies for creating impactful and enduring learning experiences with ‘Making Learning Last’. Additionally, Rob Spillane and Jingwen Chen, Assistant Heads of Hiba Academy Shanghai (Nursery), led a discussion on techniques for ‘Developing Oracy to Create Bilingual Language Rich Classrooms’. 

Between the workshops and panel discussions, attendees had the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals. They were also treated to spectacular dance and music showcases by talented Wellington College International Shanghai pupils. In the spirit of the times, there was even some entertainment provided by a troupe of state-of-the-art robots.

Jeremy Birk, Director of EdFest, said, “We look forward to expanding the reach and impact of The Bridge and Festival of Education through a rich, year-round workshop series featuring global thought-leaders across a range of inspiring and future-focused topics.”

The 8th China EdFest was a resounding success that highlighted the power of collaboration and the transformative potential of education. But this event is just the beginning. EdFest is part of a global mission to build a connected community of lifelong learners, thinkers and innovators. In the coming year, schools within the Wellington College Education group will be hosting EdFests around the world—from China to the UK, the US and Thailand. By bringing together all stakeholders in education—teachers, parents, business owners and more—we can find new ways to equip the next generation with the skills they need to thrive in the world.

LalaMira: Dresses for Every Cherished Moment of Her Childhood

NEW YORK, April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Childhood is filled with milestones—each one a memory in the making. Every occasion deserves to be celebrated in a way that feels truly special. That’s the vision behind LalaMira, a children’s formalwear brand dedicated to creating elegant dresses for the most treasured moments in a young girl’s life.

A Dress for Every Beautiful Chapter

LalaMira specializes in designing dresses for meaningful childhood events, including:

Baby Girl Birthday Dresses – Adorable designs to mark her very first celebrations

Christening Gowns – Soft and sacred styles to honor spiritual beginnings

Flower Girl Dresses – Whimsical and elegant, perfect for weddings and special ceremonies

Toddler Pageant Dresses – Sparkly and sweet for little stars on stage

First Communion Dresses – Graceful designs for a sacred milestone

Girls Pageant Dresses – Statement-making styles for older girls with big dreams

Father Daughter Dance Dresses – Sweet and stylish choices for unforgettable dance floor moments

Each piece is crafted with care and imagination—blending comfort, elegance, and timeless charm to help girls feel confident, beautiful, and celebrated.

More Than a Dress—A Lasting Memory

What sets LalaMira apart is its dedication to storytelling through design. Each collection begins with a simple yet powerful idea: to capture the wonder of childhood and translate it into fabric, color, and craftsmanship. The dresses are not just garments—they are joyful memories waiting to happen.

Designed to make little girls smile, twirl, and shine, LalaMira’s attention to detail ensures each dress is photo-ready and cherished for years to come.

Crafted with Care, Loved by Families

LalaMira works with experienced designers and trusted manufacturers to deliver high-quality dresses that balance luxury and affordability. With fast shipping, flexible returns, and inclusive sizing, the brand has won the hearts of mothers around the world.

Thousands of parents, photographers, and event planners continue to return to LalaMira, knowing that every dress they choose will honor their child’s most meaningful moments.

Looking Ahead

As LalaMira continues to grow, the brand is expanding its offerings to include customized designs, seasonal releases, and matching accessories. Collaborations with influencers, photographers, and children’s brands are also underway, fostering a joyful community built around celebrating girlhood.

For more information, visit www.lalamira.com