Tong Kee (Holding) Limited, an investment holding company, operates as a multi-disciplinary contractor in the construction industry in Hong Kong. The company provides repair, alteration and addition, maintenance, modification, rehabilitation, steel, civil, and demolition works in various venues, such as residential and commercial buildings, carparks, roads, footbridges, and theme parks. It also offers various constructions and related alterations, and additions works and facilities, including noise mitigation works, architectural metalworks, bus shelters, dangerous goods store buildings, and innovative and creative structures. In addition, the company provides various corrosion protection solutions comprising installation of cathodic protection systems that consist of sacrificial anodes protection and impressed current systems. Tong Kee (Holding) Limited was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in North Point, Hong Kong.
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