Cypark’s earnings hinge on EPCC wins


PETALING JAYA: Near-term earnings uplift for Cypark Resources Bhd, which remained in the red in the third quarter ended Jan 31, 2026 (3Q), will largely depend on winning engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (EPCC) projects, from its RM4.2bil tender book.

The group posted a net loss of RM17mil in 3Q, bringing core net loss for the nine-month period of financial year 2026 (FY26) to RM77.6mil.

Maybank Investment Bank Research said the results were below consensus expectations due to lower-than-expected revenue from the sustainable engineering segment.

“We now expect a core net loss of RM98.9mil in FY26 (from RM82.8mil losses in the previous year), as we cut our EPCC revenue forecast and a more gradual recovery in waste-to-energy (WTE) earnings.

“Maintain our ‘hold’ rating with an unchanged target price of RM0.69. Upside risks to our forecasts include improved execution track record on large-scale EPCC projects,” the research firm said in a note to clients.

It added that Cypark is targeting an increased EPCC contribution to drive near-term earnings, with key opportunities supported by its RM4.2bil tender book, primarily for large-scale integrated solar and battery energy storage system or Bess projects.

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