ISF Group wins four contracts worth RM22.5mil


ISF Group Bhd managing director Jeff Ai Boon Chen

KUALA LUMPUR: ISF Group Bhd has secured four new contracts worth a combined RM22.48mil via its wholly owned subsidiary, Yeo Plumber Sdn Bhd (YPSB).

In a statement, the end-to-end piping solutions provider said the contracts, mainly from residential and data centre projects, are expected to contribute to the group’s earnings through the financial year ending Dec 31, 2028.

The scope of works involves the supply, delivery, installation, testing, commissioning and maintenance of cold water and sanitary plumbing services.

Following the contract wins, ISF’s unbilled order book has risen to RM148.10mil, with growing contributions from data centre-related projects reflecting the group’s ability to secure technically demanding assignments.

Managing director Jeff Ai Boon Chen said the contract wins reinforce the group’s position in segments with sustained demand.

“While our progress in data centre projects is encouraging, given the higher technical requirements and execution standards involved, we continue to secure projects across a diversified client base, including residential and industrial developments,” he said.

He noted that as Malaysia’s digital infrastructure continues to expand, the group is seeing a strong pipeline of opportunities.

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