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HSS Holdings Berhad

HSSBAKERY0460ShariahMITIListed

M & A Securities Sdn Bhd · ACE Market · Listing 23 Jun 2026

Open
29 May 2026
Close
09 Jun 2026
Ballot
11 Jun 2026
Allot
19 Jun 2026
List
23 Jun 2026

Auto Summary

IPO Price
RM0.18
Shares After IPO
500.00 M
Market Cap
RM90,000,000
Revenue
RM144,442,000
PAT
RM8,588,000
Revenue CAGR
4.5%
PAT CAGR
25.4%
EPS
1.72 sen
IPO PER
10.5x
NA/share
RM0.09
P/B
2.00x
ROE
24.1%
Gearing
1.1x
Current Ratio
1.20x
Growth Score
5.7/10
Risk Score
4.8/10

Revenue

132.23 M
2023
160.22 M
2024
144.44 M
2025

PAT

5.46 M
2023
7.80 M
2024
8.59 M
2025

Margins & Gearing

GP Margin
202315.6%
202417.1%
202518.8%
PAT Margin
20234.1%
20244.9%
20256.0%
Gearing
20233.20x
20241.70x
20251.10x

Utilisation Of Proceeds

Capital expenditure for Manufacturing Facility 18.2%
Capital expenditure for Manufacturing Facility 210.8%
Repayment of borrowings33.4%
Working capital21.7%
Estimated listing expenses25.9%
Growth Allocation
19.0%
Listing Expense Flag
25.9%

Valuation Breakdown

Conservative
RM0.26
15x PER · +43.1%
Base
RM0.31
18x PER · +71.8%
Bull
RM0.34
20x PER · +90.8%
IPORM0.18
ConservativeRM0.26
BaseRM0.31
BullRM0.34
CurrentRM0.16

Category Scores

6.0
Financial Strength5.7/10
Profitability6.5/10
Growth Prospect5.7/10
Balance Sheet5.5/10
Valuation7.5/10
Risk4.8/10

Growth Vs Risk Matrix

SpeculativeAttractive Growth IPOAvoidDefensive
HSSBAKERY: Growth 5.7/10 · Risk 4.8/10

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

Listing Gain
neutral
1-3 Year Hold
hold
Conclusion

HSS Holdings presents an unusual combination: falling revenue and rising profit. Sales dropped 9.9% in FYE2025 to RM144.4m while PAT rose to RM8.59m, extending a two-year run of margin-led earnings growth that compounds at 25.3% a year. That is real operating improvement, but it is not the same as demand growth, and the durability is unproven. The balance sheet is the dominant risk: gearing of 1.1x is the highest across both batches, the current ratio has only just cleared 1.0x, and payables have stretched to 114 days. Use of proceeds acknowledges this - 33.4% repays borrowings - but that leaves only 19.0% for the two manufacturing facilities, the lowest growth allocation of any company here apart from ENEST, while listing expenses take a further 25.9%. At 10.5x earnings and 2.0x pro forma book the multiple is modest, which is appropriate compensation for the leverage. Principal risk is that the margin gains reverse before the balance sheet is fully repaired.

Strengths

- PAT rose two years running, from RM5.46m to RM8.59m, a 25.3% annual compound rate. - Gross margin expanded from 15.6% to 18.8% across the window. - Gearing more than halved from 3.2x to 1.1x before the IPO proceeds are applied. - Current ratio recovered above 1.0x for the first time in the review period.

Weaknesses

- Revenue fell 9.9% in FYE2025, so profit growth came from margin, not demand. - Gearing of 1.1x remains the highest in either batch. - Liquidity is thin at 1.2x, having been below 1.0x in two of three years. - Listing expenses take 25.9% of gross proceeds, more than the combined capital expenditure.

Opportunities

- RM4.5m of debt repayment materially reduces an interest burden that has suppressed net margin. - Capacity upgrades at both manufacturing facilities support higher-margin product mix. - Shariah-compliant status keeps the full domestic institutional bid available.

Threats

- Commodity flour, sugar and palm oil costs drive the cost base and move independently of selling prices. - Extended payables at 114 days indicate reliance on supplier credit that could tighten. - Private-label and imported biscuit competition constrains pricing power.

IPO Balloting Calculator

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

Recommended Units
100,100
Cost
RM18,018
Success Rate
14.20%
Open EV
RM512
Mid EV
RM1,280
UnitsTierCostSuccessOpen ProfitOpen EVHold ProfitHold EV
1001RM189.47%RM4RM0RM9RM1
3002RM549.94%RM11RM1RM27RM3
1,1003RM19810.42%RM40RM4RM99RM10
2,1004RM37810.89%RM76RM8RM189RM21
3,1005RM55811.36%RM112RM13RM279RM32
4,1006RM73811.84%RM148RM17RM369RM44
6,1007RM1,09812.31%RM220RM27RM549RM68
11,1008RM1,99812.78%RM400RM51RM999RM128
20,1009RM3,61813.26%RM724RM96RM1,809RM240
50,10010RM9,01813.73%RM1,804RM248RM4,509RM619
100,10011RM18,01814.20%RM3,604RM512RM9,009RM1,280
200,10012RM36,01814.68%RM7,204RM1,057RM18,009RM2,643
500,10013RM90,01815.15%RM18,004RM2,728RM45,009RM6,820
1,000,10014RM180,01815.62%RM36,004RM5,626RM90,009RM14,064
2,000,10015RM360,01816.10%RM72,004RM11,591RM180,009RM28,979
5,000,10016RM900,01816.57%RM180,004RM29,830RM450,009RM74,575
10,000,10017RM1,800,01817.05%RM360,004RM61,364RM900,009RM153,411

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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