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Members of the public wait in line at a Covid-19 testing facility in Hong Kong,
where cases are surging. Photo: Bloomberg
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CORONAVIRUS: HONG KONG START-UP PROCURENET AIMS TO RELIEVE CITY’S RAPID TEST
KITS SHORTAGE THROUGH MANNINGS

 * PROCURENET, A PHARMACEUTICAL MATERIALS SUPPLIER, HAS SIGNED A DEAL WITH
   MANNINGS TO MAKE ITS RAT KITS AVAILABLE IN THE CITY
 * THE START-UP PLANS TO DONATE THE FIRST BATCH OF 50,000 TEST KITS IN HONG KONG
   THROUGH NGOS

Topic |   Coronavirus Hong Kong
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Published: 6:30pm, 15 Feb, 2022

Updated: 7:14pm, 15 Feb, 2022


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Members of the public wait in line at a Covid-19 testing facility in Hong Kong,
where cases are surging. Photo: Bloomberg

Hong Kong start-up ProcureNet aims to plug the shortage of Covid-19 rapid
antigen test (RAT) kits in the city with supplies from its Chinese partners who
are ramping up manufacturing capacity, according to its founder and CEO Gurbaksh
Chahal.

The pharmaceutical materials supplier struck a supply agreement last Friday with
Mannings, one of the city’s largest health and beauty retail chains, to make its
kits available in Hong Kong, the Indian-American entrepreneur told the South
China Morning Post on Tuesday. He declined to divulge quantities citing
confidentiality.

“The discussions moved very quickly – [in] less than 48 hours the initial
quantity to the final order increased by 10 times,” he said.





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