Click Holdings Shares Surge on Crypto Treasury Plans Tied to Senior Services

Shares of Click Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:CLIK) climbed 24% after the Hong Kong-based company announced a bold move to integrate cryptocurrency solutions into its human resources and senior care operations.

The company revealed it is evaluating the establishment of a cryptocurrency treasury—initially focused on Bitcoin and Solana—with a target value of up to $100 million. Click Holdings said the treasury could scale further in tandem with its business growth.

In addition to building a digital asset reserve, the firm is considering the adoption of crypto-enabled payment systems. These systems would be used for more efficient and secure salary payments to its workforce of more than 20,500 registered professionals. Click is also exploring crypto-based billing options to cater to clients who prefer transacting in digital currency.

“This initiative represents a bold step forward for CLIK, merging financial innovation with our mission to empower seniors through reliable, modern services,” said Jeffrey Chan, CEO of Click Holdings. “As the Silver Economy surges—driven by an aging population with significant spending power—we see immense potential in cryptocurrency to streamline operations, attract tech-savvy investors, and unlock new revenue streams.”

Click Holdings emphasized that all steps will be taken in compliance with regulatory standards. The company said it plans to conduct detailed feasibility studies, including risk assessments and pilot implementations, to ensure the project aligns with global compliance frameworks.

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