Exsim Hospitality job wins beat expectations


- CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Exsim Hospitality Bhd’s latest RM138mil contract win has lifted the group’s financial year 2026 (FY26) year-to-date (y-t-d) new job wins to RM364.2mil, says TA Research.

This has also surpassed the research house’s FY26 full-year new job win assumption of RM250mil.

Last Friday, Exsim Hospitality’s subsidiary, Exsim Concepto Sdn Bhd, clinched a subcontractor works contract from Binastra Builders Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Binastra Corp Bhd.

In a note to clients, TA Research said: “We estimate that this latest win will bring Exsim Hospitality’s total outstanding order book to about RM438.1mil, translating into a strong 2.6 times its FY25 construction segment revenue, ensuring near-term earnings visibility.”

Assuming a pre-tax profit margin of 12%, this job is estimated to contribute approximately RM16.6mil in pre-tax profit to Exsim over the contract period.

“Given Exsim Hospitality’s FY26 y-t-d new job wins exceed our assumptions, we have revised upward our new job wins forecast to RM400mil (from RM250mil previously).

“We have also taken the opportunity to fine-tune our order book burn rate to better reflect actual execution,” it added.

Following these revisions, TA Research has raised Exsim Hospitality’s FY26 to FY28 earnings forecasts by 5.1%, 8.9% and 21.5%, respectively.

The brokerage, which has a “buy” call on the stock, has set a higher target price at 43 sen from 39 sen previously.

TA Research favours Exsim Hospitality for its position as a strategic beneficiary of Exsim Group’s expansive development pipeline, its hybrid hospitality strategy that ensures earnings visibility, and the potential future value unlock via a hospitality real estate investment trust.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Bursa Malaysia securities reprimands, fines dealer RM59,000 over share manipulation
EI Power IPO oversubscribed 30.8 times ahead of ACE Market debut
PPB-linked Wilmar appeals Russian court order over Etalon stake seizure
Paradigm REIT posts RM39.2mil net property income in 1Q26
Orkim expands fleet with delivery of Orkim Garnet tanker
Bursa Malaysia reprimands Ireka, seven former directors, imposes RM425,000 in fines
RHB gets Bank Negara approval for Tokio Marine insurance talks
Bedi proposes RM14.3mil disposal of Sabah industrial property
Ringgit ends higher against regional peers, mixed versus majors
CGC appoints Madelena Mohamed as non-independent non-executive director effective May 1

Others Also Read