TLDR
- CLIK revenue jumps 89.3%, hits HK$83.5M, led by nursing and logistics gains
- Nursing services surge 200%+ with expanded talent and CCSV scheme entry
- Logistics segment sees triple-digit growth, boosts healthcare efficiency
- Net loss driven by share-based pay and post-merger restructuring costs
- Growth investments position CLIK for stronger margins and scale in FY26
Click Holdings Limited (NASDAQ: CLIK) closed at $6.21, rising 3.16% after releasing robust fiscal year 2025 results.
Click Holdings Limited, CLIK
The company posted an 89.3% year-over-year revenue increase, reaching HK$83.5 million. Growth across its core segments and strategic expansion initiatives supported the surge, reinforcing its dominant role in Hong Kong’s nursing services market.
Nursing Solutions Segment Records Over 200% Growth
Click Holdings accelerated its nursing services segment, achieving over 200% year-over-year revenue growth for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. The company expanded its talent pool to 23,200 registered professionals, meeting the rising demand for skilled senior care. This strengthened capacity aligns with its mission to deliver accessible and quality care across Hong Kong.
Moreover, Click Holdings joined the Community Care Service Voucher (CCSV) scheme, a government-backed initiative for elderly care services. The inclusion allows Click to tap into subsidized community care, expanding its client base and service access. It expects this move to increase service utilization and recurring revenue significantly.
The strong segmental performance comes despite short-term cost pressures from workforce expansion and post-acquisition integration. While margins remained under pressure, the top-line momentum positioned the company for long-term operating leverage. Management remains focused on scaling efficiently while balancing cost structure.
Logistics Division Sees Triple-Digit Expansion
Click Holdings’ logistics solutions segment also delivered triple-digit growth, supporting healthcare delivery and nursing deployment logistics. The company strategically scaled its backend systems to support growing demand in care service transport and personnel logistics. This segment benefitted from cross-selling opportunities within its expanding nursing network.
New contracts in medical logistics, along with recurring service agreements, boosted volumes and top-line contribution. Integrated technology platforms enhanced service delivery speed and accuracy, resulting in higher client retention. These efforts ensured operational reliability while optimizing delivery workflows across care facilities.
Gross profit remained relatively stable, mainly due to increased exposure to lower-margin business lines and restructuring costs. The firm noted these short-term costs as necessary for establishing operational scale. As expansion stabilizes, the company projects a recovery in gross margins.
Strategic Investments Temporarily Impact Net Profit
Click Holdings reported a net loss of HK$7.9 million, primarily due to non-cash share-based compensation and restructuring expenses. The one-off share-based expense totaled HK$11.1 million, tied to talent retention and public listing efforts. These strategic investments were designed to sustain long-term growth momentum.
The company also incurred post-merger costs from integrating recent acquisitions into its central operations and systems. These expenses weighed on profitability in the short term, though they are expected to normalize. Management anticipates cost benefits from synergies and economies of scale in the upcoming fiscal year.

