Hoverdia is a privately registered company and having its principal activities of creating, promoting and supplying the First Of Its Kind and Two-In-One number puzzles inclusive of Hoverdia Eighteen, Hoverdia PlusSign, Hoverdia HashSign and Hoverdia Juvenile.

Hoverdia is also a content provider of its innovative logic number puzzles for Newspapers, Magazines, Puzzle Books, Consumer periodicals, Corporate newsletters, Boardgame, PC games, Online games, Mobile phone games and handheld devices throughout the world.

Hoverdia is the registered owner for the domain name: Hoverdia.com.

Hoverdia Eighteen number puzzle is constructed with an aid of the computer through an unique algorithm codes, which is called P4, originally programmed by the puzzle inventor to ensure that non-identical puzzle is being generated for enthusiast's fun and happy decoding.

Hoverdia is authorized to operate and manage all the business activities in the style of Conceptis Japan Co. Ltd. under the name of Conceptis Malaysia for its various creative Conceptis puzzle products in Malaysia.                              

Conceptis Malaysia, which is being managed by Hoverdia, is the official office of Conceptis Japan Co. Ltd. in Malaysia.

Conceptis Japan Co. Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Conceptis Ltd. which is also one of the co-sponsors for The 16th World Puzzle Championship, October 2007 in Brazil.

Conceptis Ltd. is the leading supplier of Sudoku and many more logic puzzle families to printed, electronic and other gaming media all over the world inclusive of Conceptis' Kids, Pic-a-Pix, Sudoku, Kakuro, Hashi, Battleship, Hitori, Sliterlink, Link-a-Pix, Maze-a-Pix, Fill-a-Pix and a lot more is coming up.

Conceptis Ltd. has become the major motivating spirit, spreading awareness of logic puzzles for the benefit of puzzle fans throughout the world since the company was founded in 1997. Conceptis Ltd. has been supplying its puzzles to more than 40 countries.

Conceptis logic puzzles are also featured in games for Nintendo DS, CD-ROMs for PC, Mutliplayer board games, even in daily box calenders. On average, ten million Conceptis puzzles are printed in newspapers, magazines and books each day, while millions more are played online and on mobile phones each month.