WTT HK

Former logo of the company (left) and the logo of a subsidiary (right)

Established in 1995 as New T&T Limited,[6] it was one of the first telecommunication operators to be offered a fixed line license after the Hong Kong Government decided to open this market to competition;[7] Cable & Wireless Hong Kong Telecom had heretofore enjoyed a monopoly.[4] The next year New T&T Limited was offering IDD service and residential fixed-line services.[8]

Making its first net profit in financial year 2001,[9] it was soon after renamed Wharf New T&T Limited.[10]

Another name change, in 2003, yielded Wharf T&T Limited.[11]

By 2006, the company decided to differentiate its offerings by providing some services through a different unit; Wharf T&T would focus on business clients and subsidiary i-Cable Communications, residential ones.[12]

In 2007, it founded Wharf T&T eBusiness Limited, a subsidiary that delivers broadband applications and web applications to SME customers.[13]

In 2016, MBK Partners, North Asia’s buyout firm, and TPG, a global alternative asset firm, have completed the acquisition of Wharf T&T Limited from The Wharf (Holdings) Limited on 9 November 2016. [14]

In 2017, Wharf T&T Limited announced the Company name change to WTT HK Limited (“WTT”).[15]

However, in 2018, it was announced that WTT HK will be merged with HKBN.[16][17] The deal was approved by the regulators[18] and completed in the same year.[19] In September 2019, WTT HK Limited was renamed into HKBN Enterprise Solutions HK Limited, as part of HKBN's unit HKBN Enterprise Solutions.[20]

Subsidiaries include COL Limited, which provides IT services to businesses having more than "40 years experience in the IT sector";[6] and WTT eBusiness Limited (WeB), which was established in January 2007 and is an Internet service provider catering to SMEs.[6]

• Official website
• COL Limited
• Wharf T&T eBusiness Limited