Ming Shing is a Hong Kong subcontractor specializing in wet trades for construction projects. Ming Shing manages labor and projects for plastering, tiling, brick laying, floor screeding, and marble works. Ming Shing works primarily for main contractors on residential and commercial developments, serving both private sector projects and public housing infrastructure. Ming Shing wins work by bidding on competitive tenders and then oversees site operations using its own supervisors and third-party subcontractors. Ming Shing relies on a highly concentrated customer base, where a few large contractors provide the vast majority of construction revenue. Although wet trades are the historical core business, Ming Shing is currently executing a strategic pivot into new sectors. Ming Shing recently started a whisky trading business and acquired a graphene technology firm focused on thermal management. Ming Shing also intends to acquire businesses in the artificial intelligence and organic agriculture industries through various securities agreements. This transformation indicates that Ming Shing is moving away from its traditional role as a construction subcontractor toward a diverse technology-focused portfolio. Recent changes in senior leadership and these acquisitions reflect a rapid shift in corporate direction that may make construction a secondary part of the organization in the future.