Click Holdings CEO Letter: FY26 Revenue +61.9%, HK$14.6M Profit, No F-3 Issuance at Current Prices

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Click Holdings' CEO letter restates FY2026 results (revenue HK$135.2M, up 61.9%; net income HK$14.6M) and adds that the company does not currently intend to sell shares under its F-3 shelf at current prices, with no timetable for the approved reverse split.

check_boxKey Events · Earnings and Guidance · CLIK

• CEO Letter Restates Record FY2026

  Revenue rose 61.9% to HK$135.2 million from HK$83.5 million, and net income attributable to equity holders swung to HK$14.6 million from a HK$7.9 million loss.

• No F-3 Issuance at Current Prices

  Management says it does not currently intend to issue ordinary shares under its effective Form F-3 registration statement while shares trade at these levels, though the board retains full discretion.

• Reverse Split Mandate Left Unused

  The shareholder-approved reverse share consolidation is described as a precautionary authorization with no timetable and no decision to exercise it as of the statement date.

• Segment Records Across the Board

  Nursing revenue rose 62.6% to HK$56.8 million, logistics 35.5% to HK$42.4 million, and professional services 108.2% to HK$36.0 million; gross margin improved to 16.0% from 15.3%.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · CLIK · Trade & Services

The financials are a day-old restatement of the 20-F, but the CEO used this letter to make two forward-looking commitments the market had not heard: no share sales under the effective $100M F-3 shelf while the stock trades at these levels, and no timetable for the shareholder-approved reverse split. For a company whose tiny float and shelf overhang have been the main bear case, that removes near-term dilution pressure and frames management as believing the stock is undervalued. The caveat is that both are stated intentions, not binding commitments, and the board retains full discretion.