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CLICK ACQUIRES HR CONSTRUCTION TECH FIRM AXIOM DIGITAL
Click acquires HR construction tech firm Axiom Digital
Felicity Glover | June 1, 2026
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Hong Kong’s Click Holdings (NASDAQ: CLIK), an HR and senior care solutions provider, has acquired Axiom Digital, an HR construction technology company.
Click said the deal was a strategic investment aimed at entering the construction worker HR solutions segment, with the company projecting Axiom will contribute over HKD 50 million (USD 6.3 million) in annual revenue to the group within two years.
Also based in Hong Kong, Axiom operates an integrated platform that streamlines salary payments between construction workers and subcontractors, as well as incorporating attendance tracking, work records and workforce management tools into its platform.
As a result of the investment, Click said it will gain access to a valuable database covering hundreds of thousands of construction workers across Hong Kong.
“We see tremendous potential in bringing modern, efficient HR technology to Hong Kong’s construction industry,” Jeffrey Chan, founder and CEO of Click, said in a press release on Friday.
“By combining [Axiom’s] specialised payment and attendance platform with our proven AI job matching capabilities and large-scale talent pool, we are creating power synergies that will improve workforce productivity, ensure fair and timely compensation, and open a major new revenue vertical,” Chan added.
The all-share deal was announced in a 29 May filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. According to the filing, Click entered into a sale and purchase agreement with Chan Chun Sing, chief executive, chairman and sole shareholder of Axiom. Click agreed to issue 4.5 million class A ordinary shares and 800,000 class B ordinary shares to Chan, according to the filing.