Formia celebrates grand opening of purpose-built office in Hong Kong : Moodie Davitt Report

The innovative office is strategically located to more easily connect with Formia’s business partners 

HONG KONG, CHINA. Airline amenity specialist Formia has celebrated the grand opening of its headquarters in Hong Kong.

The opening marks an important milestone for the company, which has relocated to a purpose-built office after 15 years.

The new office reflects the company’s commitment to its employees’ wellbeing and to the environment

Located at The Harbourfront in the Hung Hom area, the headquarters features a modern design and technologically advanced infrastructure. It also houses multiple wellbeing areas for colleagues and showrooms to display its brand portfolio as well as other Skytrax-ranked references.

The move reflects Formia’s commitment to sustainability and the wellness of its employees, submitting its new office to be certified for LEED and WELL accreditation.

These market-leading certifications have guided the company to follow global standards in the design, construction, operation and maintenance of the space, Formia noted.

The office was designed with employee welfare and sustainability in mind, considering elements such as energy efficiency, material consumption, building best practices and comfort of occupants.

Features include a wide and cosy working space and a stunning harbour-front view

Formia CEO and Managing Partner Roland Grohmann said: “We are elated to unveil our new innovative headquarters, a testament to our unwavering commitment to our people and to pioneering innovation and setting the bar high in our industry.

“This relocation and expansion strategically positions us to enhance collaboration with our valued customers and brand partners, foster innovation, and continue delivering top-tier services.”

Formia said its new headquarters underscores its mission to continue offering what it describes as exceptional amenity solutions through meaningful collaborations, to increase productivity, improve efficiency and spur growth. ✈

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