The Z Label, a tech-centric venture-building group based in Hong Kong, has raised US$11.4 million in funding led by Beyond Ventures.
The funds will be allocated to both in-house product development and co-incubating with established groups and entrepreneurs across various domains.
Inspired by successful US-based venture-building groups like Atomic Labs and CoLab, The Z Label integrates front-line technologies—including artificial intelligence (AI), big data, life and health sciences, spatial computing, and blockchain—into its products.
The group collaborates with corporate partners, supply chains, universities, and distribution channels across Hong Kong to accelerate early product-market fit and achieve commercial growth.
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“We believe that prioritising cutting-edge technology in our ventures unlocks new growth possibilities,” said Ruby Cheng, co-founder of The Z Label. “Our model enables brands to capitalise on emerging opportunities through an agile ecosystem enriched with capital, resources, talent, and a global network.”
“Gen Z has an inherent technological savvy and gravitates toward value-driven choices like sustainability and community engagement. They need a platform like The Z Label to thrive—we are simply igniting their potential,” said Rebecca Leung, co-founder of The Z Label.
The Z Label invites serial founders, creators, engineers, technologists, partners, and investors to join its vibrant ecosystem and co-create innovative products for the next generation.
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