KUALA LUMPUR: Ahead of its debut on the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia on Nov 17, MyDCD Bhd reported a net profit of RM25.71 million on revenue of RM178.68 million for its first quarter ended Sept 30, 2026 (Q1 FY27), supported by strong contributions from its data centre infrastructure business.
The investment holding company, which operates through its subsidiary DCD Technology Sdn Bhd, recorded a profit before tax of RM34.06 million and gross profit of RM37.79 million for its first interim quarterly financial report.
As at Sept 30, 2026, MyDCD had an outstanding order book of approximately RM1.32 billion, providing earnings visibility as it continues to execute its secured projects.
Of the total, RM1.27 billion came from the integration of mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection (MEPF) systems for data centres, which is expected to be recognised progressively until the financial year ending June 30, 2028.
The remaining RM53.08 million comprised maintenance services and parts, with revenue recognition expected to extend until FY32.
The group said its data centre MEPF integration business accounted for approximately 96.85 per cent of total revenue during the quarter, reflecting its focus on critical infrastructure.
Chief executive officer Chris Ow Yong said continued investments in data centres, driven by growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing, were expected to sustain demand for specialised MEPF installation works.
He noted that Malaysia’s information and communications industry recorded a 68.2 per cent increase in approved private investments to RM103.3 billion in the first half of 2026, reflecting continued investor interest in digital infrastructure.
Looking ahead, Ow Yong said the group planned to strengthen its operational capabilities through additional recruitment, staff training and office expansion.
It also intends to invest in a centralised enterprise resource planning system and information technology infrastructure to improve operational efficiency.
The group remains optimistic about its prospects, supported by continued data centre investments, its existing order book and planned expansion initiatives.