Company: ILLRW
Filing Date: 2025-01-24
Form Type: S-1
Source: 0001213900-25-006210
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Company: Triller Group Inc.
Filing Date: 2025-01-24
Form: S-1
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, creative incentive structures to our partners and our portfolio of assets to attract
Brands and Creators to our Technology Platform. This experience, together with learnings from our acquisitions to date and insights gained
from our position in the content ecosystem, give us access to a vast amount of information that can help us assess acquisition targets.

Overall Market Opportunities in the Greater Bay Area

The Greater Bay Area comprises the major urban
centers of Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau and is one of the world’s largest financial services markets, with an overall economy
size of US$1.7 trillion. The GBA is an area of vast scale and wealth, with the following defining characteristics according to 2021
Hong Kong Trade Development Council research:

| ● | Largest GDP in China, comprising 11% of China’s total economy; |

| ● | US$1.67 trillion economy, compared with US$1.99 trillion for Tokyo and US$1.81 trillion for New York; |

| ● | Per capita GDP of US$22,300; and |

| ● | Population of 86 million, compared with 44 million in Tokyo and 19 million in the New York Metropolitan Area. |

Hong Kong is a major financial services hub, and according to
the June 2021 Hong Kong Stock Exchange monthly market highlights, it has:

| ● | Over 1,300 mainland China listed enterprises, with a total market capitalization of more than US$5 trillion (80% of total market capitalization); |

| ● | A global hub for RMB trading and business transactions, with over US$1 trillion per day in RMB financial settlements; and |

| ● | Capital markets connectivity with RMB 52 billion in daily investment quotas. |

According to the 2021 China Private Wealth Report
published by China Merchants Bank, China’s individual investable assets reached RMB241 trillion (US$37 trillion) in 2020,
a compound annual growth of 13% from 2018 to 2020, and is expected to reach RMB268 trillion (US$42 trillion) by 2021. Meanwhile,
China’s high-net-worth population is estimated to reach 3 million by year end, with the scale of investable assets exceeding
RMB90 trillion (US$37 trillion).

A structural change to China’s high-net-worth population
has geared towards the younger generation, whose investment objectives are shifting from wealth preservation to wealth creation and asset
diversification.