The early Indian settlers before the second world war belonged mostly to the parsi and Bohra communities from Bombay and the surrounding region which included a relatively smaller number of Sindhis.

Today, it is estimated that there are 25 to 28 thousand persons of Indian ethnic origin in Hong Kong of whom Sindhis form the largest regional group. The large majority of Indians belong to the entrepreneurial class and are owners of mostly small and medium business enterprises. There are also a relatively small number of professionals, but this is a category whose numbers are on the increase.

As far as the business activities of the community are concerned, the Indian Chambers of Commerce Hong Kong, established in 1952, is the acknowledged representative body.

The country, where Sindhis have been making a lot of money through the business ventures is Hong Kong. And Hong Kong remains as one of the leading countries, where Sindhis are pursuing business interests keeping regular contacts with India as well.

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