MM Computer Systems Berhad
MMCS0456ShariahMITIListedMalacca Securities Sdn Bhd · ACE Market · Listing 11 Jun 2026
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MM Computer Systems is the fastest-compounding IT reseller across the three batches: revenue up 31.8% a year to RM98.7m, PAT attributable up 67.8% a year to RM10.12m, and gross margin widening from 15.77% to 21.28% while gearing fell in every year to 0.35x. A 35.04% ROE on a RM28.9m equity base is genuinely strong. The concern is what the raise buys. RM16.93m, or 64.67% of gross proceeds, procures IT hardware and software, and Sec 4.7(i) is explicit that this supplements existing trade financing facilities to fund projects - that is working capital for a reseller, not capacity, and it leaves a growth allocation of just 11.84%. Concentration compounds the point: two customers are 40.50% of revenue with no long-term contracts, and one supplier group is 61.71% of purchases. Listing expenses of 17.76% are heavy for a RM26.18m raise. At 12.3x earnings and 2.4x pro forma book the multiple sits mid-range and is fair for the growth delivered. Principal risk is that the earnings trajectory reflects a hardware cycle that the proceeds plan does nothing to insulate against.
Strengths
- Revenue compounded 31.8% a year to RM98.7m and PAT attributable 67.8% a year to RM10.12m. - Gross margin expanded from 15.77% to 21.28% across the window. - ROE of 35.04% on FYE2025 closing equity of RM28.9m. - Gearing fell every year, from 0.60x to 0.35x, and the current ratio recovered to 1.88x.
Weaknesses
- Growth allocation is only 11.84%; the largest line item funds hardware procurement. - Customer concentration: two customers accounted for 40.50% of FYE2025 revenue. - Supplier concentration: the VSTECS group supplied 61.71% of FYE2025 purchases. - Listing expenses take 17.76% of gross proceeds, above the 15% flag.
Opportunities
- The NACSA Cyber Security Service Provider Licence opens managed security operations centre monitoring, a recurring-revenue line. - 17 new hires and RM0.23m of certifications raise bid capacity for larger GLC tenders. - Registration as an MOF supplier and 15 GLC relationships give a defensible route to public-sector work.
Threats
- GLC procurement cycles are budget-dependent and can be deferred without notice. - Hardware-inclusive contracts expose margin to vendor pricing and currency movements. - Losing VSTECS credit terms would force procurement onto more expensive financing.
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| Units | Tier | Cost | Success | Open Profit | Open EV | Hold Profit | Hold EV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | 1 | RM22 | 2.37% | RM4 | RM0 | RM11 | RM0 |
| 300 | 2 | RM66 | 2.49% | RM13 | RM0 | RM33 | RM1 |
| 1,100 | 3 | RM242 | 2.61% | RM48 | RM1 | RM121 | RM3 |
| 2,100 | 4 | RM462 | 2.73% | RM92 | RM3 | RM231 | RM6 |
| 3,100 | 5 | RM682 | 2.85% | RM136 | RM4 | RM341 | RM10 |
| 4,100 | 6 | RM902 | 2.97% | RM180 | RM5 | RM451 | RM13 |
| 6,100 | 7 | RM1,342 | 3.09% | RM268 | RM8 | RM671 | RM21 |
| 11,100 | 8 | RM2,442 | 3.21% | RM488 | RM16 | RM1,221 | RM39 |
| 20,100 | 9 | RM4,422 | 3.32% | RM884 | RM29 | RM2,211 | RM73 |
| 50,100 | 10 | RM11,022 | 3.44% | RM2,204 | RM76 | RM5,511 | RM190 |
| 100,100 | 11 | RM22,022 | 3.56% | RM4,404 | RM157 | RM11,011 | RM392 |
| 200,100 | 12 | RM44,022 | 3.68% | RM8,804 | RM324 | RM22,011 | RM810 |
| 500,100 | 13 | RM110,022 | 3.80% | RM22,004 | RM836 | RM55,011 | RM2,090 |
| 1,000,100 | 14 | RM220,022 | 3.92% | RM44,004 | RM1,724 | RM110,011 | RM4,310 |
| 2,000,100 | 15 | RM440,022 | 4.04% | RM88,004 | RM3,552 | RM220,011 | RM8,880 |
| 5,000,100 | 16 | RM1,100,022 | 4.15% | RM220,004 | RM9,141 | RM550,011 | RM22,852 |
| 10,000,100 | 17 | RM2,200,022 | 4.27% | RM440,004 | RM18,804 | RM1,100,011 | RM47,009 |
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