Connecting Markets Across Regions

H&N develops strategic relationships and projects across Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Coverage below describes network, relationships and projects, not physical offices.

World map highlighting mainland China, Singapore, Hong Kong SAR, Southeast Asia, Sierra Leone, Egypt, Mozambique and the Gulf states
Beijing
Hong Kong SAR
Singapore
Gulf
Cairo
Freetown
Maputo

Asia

Home base and the source of much of the capital, technology and manufacturing capacity H&N connects outward.

  • Singapore
  • Mainland China
  • Hong Kong SAR, China
  • Southeast Asia

Singapore is H&N's base and the jurisdiction through which most cross-border structures are organized. Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR and Southeast Asia provide investors, industrial partners, EPC contractors, technology suppliers and financial institutions for projects in Africa and the Middle East, and demand for what those regions produce.

Africa

Initial focus markets: Sierra Leone, Mozambique and Egypt.

The Freetown peninsula, Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone

H&N's work in Sierra Leone centers on government cooperation and the sectors set out in national priorities: energy, agriculture and food security, infrastructure, healthcare, mining, the blue economy, tourism, the digital economy and human capital. The model connects government needs with Asian investors, technology and EPC capacity, and with development finance.

Mozambique

Mozambique is H&N's second African focus market, with opportunities across energy, infrastructure, agriculture and trade with Asian partners.

Egypt

Egypt extends H&N's African coverage into North Africa. Positioned on the Suez corridor between Asia and Europe, it opens opportunities across energy, infrastructure, manufacturing and trade with Asian and Gulf partners.

Project-level information for both markets is published with the consent of the parties involved. View projects

Middle East

A strategic hub for capital, finance and international business.

The Gulf sits between H&N's Asian and African markets in every sense: geography, capital flows and trade routes. H&N works with investors and institutions in the region as capital partners for African and Asian projects, and as a platform for structuring international business between the two.

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