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Liftech Group Berhad

LIFTECH0462ShariahMITIListed

M & A Securities Sdn Bhd · ACE Market · Listing 30 Jun 2026

Open
08 Jun 2026
Close
16 Jun 2026
Ballot
19 Jun 2026
Allot
24 Jun 2026
List
30 Jun 2026

Auto Summary

IPO Price
RM0.29
Shares After IPO
314.94 M
Market Cap
RM91,333,181
Revenue
RM57,858,000
PAT
RM6,863,000
Revenue CAGR
8.6%
PAT CAGR
1.1%
EPS
2.18 sen
IPO PER
13.3x
NA/share
RM0.19
P/B
1.53x
ROE
17.1%
Gearing
0.5x
Current Ratio
2.20x
Growth Score
4.7/10
Risk Score
3.5/10

Revenue

49.10 M
2023
57.66 M
2024
57.86 M
2025

PAT

6.72 M
2023
6.58 M
2024
6.86 M
2025

Margins & Gearing

GP Margin
202338.8%
202440.3%
202541.2%
PAT Margin
202313.7%
202411.4%
202511.9%
Gearing
20230.30x
20240.20x
20250.50x

Utilisation Of Proceeds

Repayment of bank borrowings59.8%
Purchase of machinery and equipment7.5%
Capital expenditure4.4%
Working capital8.7%
Estimated listing expenses19.6%
Growth Allocation
11.9%
Listing Expense Flag
19.6%

Valuation Breakdown

Conservative
RM0.33
15x PER · +12.7%
Base
RM0.39
18x PER · +35.3%
Bull
RM0.44
20x PER · +50.3%
IPORM0.29
ConservativeRM0.33
BaseRM0.39
BullRM0.44
CurrentRM0.23

Category Scores

6.7
Financial Strength7.3/10
Profitability7/10
Growth Prospect4.7/10
Balance Sheet7.5/10
Valuation7.5/10
Risk3.5/10

Growth Vs Risk Matrix

SpeculativeAttractive Growth IPOAvoidDefensive
LIFTECH: Growth 4.7/10 · Risk 3.5/10

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

Liftech is the most conservative proposition in this batch and the least growth-driven. Earnings quality is good and improving: gross margin has risen three years running to 41.2% and PAT reached a three-year high of RM6.9m, which is genuine operating discipline in a fabrication business. The problem is the top line - revenue rose 0.4% in FYE2025 and compounded only 8.6% a year, so profit growth has come from margin rather than volume, and that lever has limits. The balance sheet is the point of the exercise: 59.8% of proceeds repay the borrowings raised to acquire the Penang and Sabah facilities, taking pro forma gearing from 0.47x to 0.09x. That is a real improvement, but it means only 11.9% of the raise funds new capacity, so investors are buying a cleaner balance sheet rather than an expansion. At 13.2x FYE2025 earnings and 1.5x pro forma book the pricing is the most reasonable in the batch on an asset basis. Principal risk is cyclicality: two new facilities add fixed overhead that flat revenue must carry through the next construction downturn. The setup suits a medium-term holding better than a listing trade.

Strengths

- Gross margin improved every year of the review period, from 38.8% to 41.2%. - PAT recovered to a three-year high of RM6.9m in FYE2025. - Current ratio of 2.2x and the second-lowest pro forma leverage in the batch after deleveraging. - Facilities in Penang and Sabah already acquired and owned, extending reach beyond the Klang Valley.

Weaknesses

- Revenue grew just 0.4% in FYE2025 and compounded only 8.6% a year over the window. - Only 11.9% of proceeds fund new capacity; the raise is overwhelmingly a debt paydown. - Gearing more than doubled to 0.5x in FYE2025 ahead of the listing. - Disclosed gearing excludes workshop and hostel lease liabilities.

Opportunities

- Repaying RM13.75m of borrowings takes pro forma gearing to 0.09x, freeing capacity for new work. - The Bukit Minyak and Kota Kinabalu sites open the northern and East Malaysian markets. - Customised lifting equipment carries higher margins than commodity crane supply.

Threats

- Steel foundry and construction capex cycles drive order intake and can pause sharply. - Fixed-price fabrication contracts expose margins to steel input cost movements. - Two new facilities add fixed overhead that flat revenue must absorb.

IPO Balloting Calculator

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

Recommended Units
50,100
Cost
RM14,529
Success Rate
7.66%
Open EV
RM223
Mid EV
RM557
UnitsTierCostSuccessOpen ProfitOpen EVHold ProfitHold EV
1001RM295.29%RM6RM0RM14RM1
3002RM875.55%RM17RM1RM44RM2
1,1003RM3195.81%RM64RM4RM160RM9
2,1004RM6096.08%RM122RM7RM305RM19
3,1005RM8996.34%RM180RM11RM449RM29
4,1006RM1,1896.61%RM238RM16RM595RM39
6,1007RM1,7696.87%RM354RM24RM884RM61
11,1008RM3,2197.14%RM644RM46RM1,610RM115
20,1009RM5,8297.40%RM1,166RM86RM2,915RM216
50,10010RM14,5297.66%RM2,906RM223RM7,264RM557
100,10011RM29,0297.93%RM5,806RM460RM14,514RM1,151
200,10012RM58,0298.19%RM11,606RM951RM29,014RM2,377
500,10013RM145,0298.46%RM29,006RM2,453RM72,515RM6,132
1,000,10014RM290,0298.72%RM58,006RM5,059RM145,015RM12,647
2,000,10015RM580,0298.99%RM116,006RM10,423RM290,015RM26,058
5,000,10016RM1,450,0299.25%RM290,006RM26,824RM725,015RM67,060
10,000,10017RM2,900,0299.51%RM580,006RM55,180RM1,450,015RM137,951

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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