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Click Holdings Limited

Click Holdings Limited provides human resources solutions in Hong Kong through three segments: Professional Solution Services, Nursing Solution Services, and Logistics and Other Solution Services. It offers secondment of senior executives such as chief financial officers and company secretaries for compliance, financial reporting, and financial management; accounting and audit professionals for audit work; and corporate finance experts to assist with drafting documents, including circulars and announcements for Hong Kong listed companies, nursing homes, individual patients, logistics companies and warehouses, as well as listing documents for private companies planning to go public. The company also provides temporary healthcare resources services to institutional clients, including social service organizations, and human resources solution services to corporate customers, as well as short-term workers, promoters, and/or cashiers. Click Holdings Limited was incorporated in 2024 and is based in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. It operates as a subsidiary of Tk Operations Ltd.

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Click Holdings Surpasses 6 Million Senior Care Hours, Unveils Global ESG Framework

Click Holdings Limited has surpassed 6 million cumulative senior care service hours and unveiled a global ESG framework to drive international and Mainland China expansion. The Hong Kong-based HR and senior care solutions provider, which trades on NASDAQ under ticker CLIK, said the milestone validates its model of linking social impact to commercial growth. The company reported a 73% year-over-year Q3 revenue increase, led by a 110% growth rate in its senior nursing division. Click aims to scale global care targets to 15 million hours by 2028, supported by proprietary Life Care Robot technologies, and targets HK$500 million in annual revenue within three years. Its expansion roadmap focuses on adapting solutions for Tier-1 metropolitan hubs in Mainland China and entering overseas markets with acute healthcare labor deficits.
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