
Kawan Renergy: Data Centre Win Rebuilds Orderbook
Kawan Renergy's subsidiary secured a RM70.4m order for diesel generators, boosting its orderbook and marking its entry into the data center sector.

Kawan Renergy's subsidiary secured a RM70.4m order for diesel generators, boosting its orderbook and marking its entry into the data center sector.

NECSA‑I’s inaugural energy investment note fully subscribed, reflecting strong investor demand for renewable infrastructure with 12% annual returns.

Tankers pile up in Hormuz as Trump ramps up pressure on Iran with maritime blockade but Iran insist it controls the Hormuz

MALAKOF is expected to recover, with potential price increases if it surpasses RM0.880; failure to hold RM0.790 signals weakness.

YTL POWER (BUY Maintained, TP:RM3.72) Data centres are gaining traction

Physical crude premiums and freight costs squeeze refiners, exposing futures market lag and worsening Europe’s looming product shortage.

Kawan Renergy reported a 25.9% QoQ and 5.6% YoY decline in core PATAMI, with earnings below expectations due to margin compression and weakened orderbook…

Solarvest Holdings appointed as EPCC partner for a 36MWac solar project in Malaysia, valued at RM89.5 million, aiming for 2028 completion.

Malaysia is being urged to accelerate its shift to renewable energy sources such as solar and hydropower.

Oil surges after US strikes on Iran; Strait of Hormuz disruption sparks global supply fears despite IEA reserve release.

The eurozone industry's outlook is uncertain, with January production falling 1.5%, impacted by rising energy prices amid Middle East tensions, ING reports.

Euro zone inflation hits 1.9% as oil risks threaten to challenge ECB policy stance.

Bumi Armada reports RM439 million net profit in FY2025, declares dividend, reduces debt, and maintains strong cash reserves.

Malakoff reported a RM29 million loss in 4QFY25 due to operational issues at Tanjung Bin Energy, impacting earnings visibility.

Solarvest Holdings Berhad reported a 33.8% revenue growth in 3QFY26, driven by utility-scale projects and increased net profit.

PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad reported FY2025 loss of RM2.1 billion, pressured by oversupply, weaker prices, and asset impairments.