Reitar Logtech Holdings Ltd

RITR · Figures in Hong Kong dollars

About Reitar Logtech Holdings

Reitar Logtech Holdings Limited, through its subsidiaries, provides construction management and engineering design services in Hong Kong. The company operates in two segments, Construction Management and Engineering Design Services; and Asset Management and Professional Consultancy Services. It provides construction management and engineering design services for cold storage facilities, automated warehouses, renovated offices, and tailor-made electrical systems. It also offers asset management services for construction projects, including refrigerated storages and warehouses; and professional consultancy services for construction projects, such as renovation works, interior designs and modification works of commercial units, and residential or commercial redevelopment works. It serves logistics property investors, including investment funds and property owners; and logistics operators and direct users. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong.

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Leadership

  • Kin Chung ChanChief Executive Officer
  • Ka Chai NgChief Financial Officer
  • Hau Lim ChungPresident
Employees
56
Business address
HONG KONG, K3
Fiscal year ends
March 31
Listed
OTC · RITR

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$0.00
−$0.41 (−99.04%)since Jul 2, 2026
Market cap
$250K
At close
Sep 24, 2026

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