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Statement (2025 NEW)

The Heritage Connect Ltd ("our Organisation") recently received multiple reports alleging that event photographs and teaching materials owned by our Organisation (the "Materials") have been used without authorization by a newly established event planning company named "HeyX" (the "Company"). These Materials have been widely displayed on the Company's website, quotations, and promotional leaflets. It is also noted that the Company claimed to clients that the Materials are the outcomes of its own past events.

Upon reviewing our records and event documentation, we confirm that all Materials are original works of Our Organisation, with full intellectual property rights owned by us, and have never authorised the Company for use. Such acts constitute copyright infringement and have seriously damaged the legitimate rights and interests of Our Organisation.

We have issued a demand letter and, according to the Copyright Ordinance (Cap. 528), has submitted relevant evidence to Hong Kong Customs for criminal investigation (Case No.: A38931000). Our Organisation is now verifying the situation with our cybersecurity provider and reserves all rights to pursue legal action, including the parties suspected of illegally obtaining or using the Materials.

Heritage Connect has always been committed to promoting cultural heritage and values education. Over the years, we earn the trust of the academic community. We place immense importance on the originality and professionalism of our teaching materials and will never tolerate any infringement of intellectual property rights.

Heritage Connect reminds clients to carefully select institution and to consider their backgrounds and histories to protect your rights and interests.

9th August, 2025

Statement (2023)

The Heritage Connect Ltd ("our Organisation") has recently received enquiries from several institutions, stating that "S Culture Ltd" has a quotation and invoice with a layout design and terms that are highly similar to ours, and they are concerned that the party may be related to our Organisation. 

Upon investigation, that party was founded by Miss Lee, a former employee of our Organisation, during her employment period. This seriously violates the contractual terms of "conflict of interest" and "non-competition", which prohibit operating a company of the same business nature during the paid employment period and for a certain period after leaving the company. Our Organisation has issued a demand letter to reserve the right to seek compensation and/or take other legal remedies.

Our Organisation has also noted that the related persons of that party have repeatedly impersonated public officers to request quotation documents from our Organisation. After consulting legal advice, our Organisation has reported the case to the Police and informed the Education Bureau, and the case is now being followed up by the Central District Crime Intelligence Section (Case No.: LM543/23HK/C54/6).

Our Organisation hereby declares that the party is not established or operated by our Organisation and has no relationship with our Organisation. We remind schools to be aware of the relevant risks when selecting service providers for Chinese cultural activities on campus.

9th October, 2023