The Commercial Press (H.K.) Ltd. has always committed itself to the promotion of culture and education. New trends in this information age and advancement in computer technology have allowed the company to fuse together traditional book publishing, distribution and retail business, and multimedia and online publishing, thus making itself a new-style, diversified, cross-media publishing powerhouse.

The company's traditional publications cover many categories and subjects, with emphasis on dictionaries, textbooks and pictorial books on history and culture. In recent years, in response to new demands for reading and changes in cultural and educational trend, the company has begun producing electronic reading materials and multimedia CD-ROMs of educational value and significance in areas like art, cultural relics, education, history, language learning and so on.

The company is devoted to the establishment of a cultural and educational network and the development of language databanks. CyberLearning, for instance, provides students and teachers with reading resources for knowledge enhancement in various fields. In the development of language learning resources, the Oriental Intelligence IT Company is opening up Chinese and foreign language word banks for the publication of multi-search online language tools such as the Hanyu Dacidian network version, which is only one example of application to online education.
Such developments aim at maximizing these valuable resources to operate an all-round multimedia online service backed by IT educational products and quality publications for the benefit of the readers.

The company's distribution network covers Hong Kong, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, America, Europe and Japan. In addition to distributing its own publications, the company also circulates local books and books from Mainland China and foreign countries. Through a comprehensive distribution network and an advanced logistic system, the company has introduced innovative and diversified electronic business, online promotions, business subscriptions, subscriptions by electronic order forms and joint-promotions with credit card companies.