- Business
- Tak Lee Machinery Holdings Limited, an investment holding company founded in 2001 and headquartered at D.D. 111, Lot No. 117, Sheung Che Village, Pat Heung, Yuen Long, New Territories, Hong Kong, principally engages in the sale and leasing of new and used heavy equipment and spare parts; the leasing of heavy equipment; and the provision of repair, logistics, and other ancillary services including machine operators, warehouse management, and after-sales support to earthmoving equipment users primarily in Hong Kong, Macao, the PRC, and worldwide. The company offers a comprehensive range of heavy machinery such as excavators, articulated dump trucks, bulldozers, lifting cranes (hoisting cranes), aerial platforms (elevated platforms), rollers, loaders, hydraulic breakers, generators, air compressors, grapples, and earthmoving attachments; it distributes products from renowned brands including Hitachi (authorized dealer in Hong Kong and Macao), LaBounty (exclusive distributorship for attachments and spare parts in Hong Kong and Macao), Hyundai Everdigm (Ramfos, exclusive distributorship in Hong Kong and Macao), Ammann (exclusive dealer for heavy vehicles in Hong Kong and Macao), Airman (diesel generators in Hong Kong), Bell (articulated dump trucks in Hong Kong), Rotobec (grapples and attachments in Hong Kong and Macao), Xwatch Safety Solutions (sole dealer for safety height limit systems in Hong Kong and Macao), and VIA (safety monitoring systems in Hong Kong); additionally, it provides its own TLMC brand earthmoving equipment and holds ISO9001:2015 certification for quality management. A subsidiary of Generous Way Limited with approximately 118 employees, the company operates through three main segments—sales of heavy equipment and spare parts, heavy equipment leasing, and maintenance/auxiliary services—and supplies equipment to contractors involved in major infrastructure, railway, and landfill extension projects; in recent developments, it reported a 297% surge in attributable profit to HK$28.2 million for the year ended July 31, 2025, driven by heightened demand for sales and leasing amid infrastructure growth, alongside proposing a final dividend for that fiscal year and maintaining steady staff cost increases to support operations.