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EI Power Berhad

EIPOWER0453ShariahMITIListed

M & A Securities Sdn Bhd · ACE Market · Listing 21 May 2026

Open
21 Apr 2026
Close
06 May 2026
Ballot
11 May 2026
Allot
18 May 2026
List
21 May 2026

Auto Summary

IPO Price
RM0.48
Shares After IPO
700.00 M
Market Cap
RM336,000,000
Revenue
RM77,395,000
PAT
RM19,347,000
Revenue CAGR
35.6%
PAT CAGR
107.6%
EPS
2.76 sen
IPO PER
17.4x
NA/share
RM0.11
P/B
4.36x
ROE
97.6%
Gearing
0.4x
Current Ratio
1.70x
Growth Score
9/10
Risk Score
1.8/10

Revenue

42.07 M
2023
50.44 M
2024
77.39 M
2025

PAT

4.49 M
2023
9.06 M
2024
19.35 M
2025

Margins & Gearing

GP Margin
202320.4%
202429.8%
202540.1%
PAT Margin
202310.7%
202418.0%
202525.0%
Gearing
20230.60x
20240.70x
20250.40x

Utilisation Of Proceeds

Acquisition and setup of new headquarters cum warehouse29.4%
Capital expenditure for the installation of building energy efficiency systems16.1%
Establishment of an office in Thailand2.2%
Establishment of a branch office cum warehouse in Johor3.7%
Working capital40.1%
Estimated listing expenses8.5%
Growth Allocation
51.4%
Listing Expense Flag
8.5%

Valuation Breakdown

Conservative
RM0.41
15x PER · -13.6%
Base
RM0.50
18x PER · +3.6%
Bull
RM0.55
20x PER · +15.2%
IPORM0.48
ConservativeRM0.41
BaseRM0.50
BullRM0.55
CurrentRM0.68

Category Scores

8.1
Financial Strength9/10
Profitability9.5/10
Growth Prospect9/10
Balance Sheet7.5/10
Valuation4.5/10
Risk1.8/10

Growth Vs Risk Matrix

SpeculativeAttractive Growth IPOAvoidDefensive
EIPOWER: Growth 9/10 · Risk 1.8/10

Growth increases upward and risk decreases to the right, so the most attractive IPOs sit in the top-right quadrant.

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Conclusion

EI Power is the highest-quality profit-and-loss statement in the batch attached to its thinnest balance sheet. Revenue compounded 35.6% a year to RM77.4m and PAT 107.7% a year to RM19.35m, with gross margin doubling from 20.4% to 40.1% and PAT margin reaching 25.0% - the best profitability of any IPO across the three batches. The question is durability. The margin expansion happened almost entirely in FYE2025, the RM99.89m order book is explicitly a one-to-two-year book, and the earnings base carries no history at this level. Meanwhile the equity that supports a RM336.0m market capitalisation is RM19.8m, depleted by RM8.0m of pre-IPO dividends, which both inflates the reported 97.6% ROE and produces a 4.36x price-to-book - the richest in the backfill. The proceeds plan is constructive at 51.35% growth with a low 8.49% listing-expense load, though 40.16% to working capital reflects a project cash cycle that consumes cash before it returns it. At 17.37x earnings the price already assumes the new margin holds. Principal risk is exactly that: a single-year margin taken as permanent.

Strengths

- Revenue compounded 35.6% and PAT 107.7% a year over FYE2023-FYE2025. - Gross margin expanded from 20.4% to 40.1% and PAT margin from 10.7% to 25.0%. - Gearing fell from 0.7x to 0.4x and the current ratio improved in every year to 1.7x. - 51.35% of proceeds fund a new headquarters, energy efficiency capex and offices in Thailand and Johor.

Weaknesses

- P/B of 4.36x is the highest across all three batches, on closing equity of only RM19.8m. - The FYE2025 margin step change is a single year and has no precedent in the review period. - RM8.0m of pre-IPO dividends depleted equity, inflating the headline ROE. - 40.16% of proceeds go to working capital rather than capacity.

Opportunities

- The RM99.89m unbilled order book covers the next one to two financial years. - Energy efficiency retrofits are supported by national efficiency and decarbonisation policy. - The Thailand office and Johor branch extend a proven delivery model into two adjacent markets.

Threats

- Project-based revenue is lumpy and a slipped contract reshapes a financial year. - A margin built in one exceptional year can compress just as quickly on competitive tendering. - Separation from OCK removes a parent's balance-sheet support from a group with RM19.8m of equity.

IPO Balloting Calculator

Tier snapping, subscription cost, and expected-value estimate.

Recommended Units
20,100
Cost
RM9,648
Success Rate
4.55%
Open EV
RM88
Mid EV
RM219
UnitsTierCostSuccessOpen ProfitOpen EVHold ProfitHold EV
1001RM483.25%RM10RM0RM24RM1
3002RM1443.41%RM29RM1RM72RM2
1,1003RM5283.57%RM106RM4RM264RM9
2,1004RM1,0083.74%RM202RM8RM504RM19
3,1005RM1,4883.90%RM298RM12RM744RM29
4,1006RM1,9684.06%RM394RM16RM984RM40
6,1007RM2,9284.22%RM586RM25RM1,464RM62
11,1008RM5,3284.39%RM1,066RM47RM2,664RM117
20,1009RM9,6484.55%RM1,930RM88RM4,824RM219
50,10010RM24,0484.71%RM4,810RM227RM12,024RM567
100,10011RM48,0484.87%RM9,610RM468RM24,024RM1,171
200,10012RM96,0485.04%RM19,210RM968RM48,024RM2,419
500,10013RM240,0485.20%RM48,010RM2,496RM120,024RM6,241
1,000,10014RM480,0485.36%RM96,010RM5,148RM240,024RM12,871
2,000,10015RM960,0485.52%RM192,010RM10,608RM480,024RM26,521
5,000,10016RM2,400,0485.69%RM480,010RM27,300RM1,200,024RM68,250
10,000,10017RM4,800,0485.85%RM960,010RM56,159RM2,400,024RM140,398

The trailing 100 units are intentional: applying just over a boundary, such as 20,100 instead of 20,000, lands in the next balloting tier. Success rate is a heuristic, not published balloting odds.

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