PETALING JAYA: Greatech Technology Bhd
’s robust RM1.67bil outstanding order book is expected to underpin earnings visibility through the second half of financial year 2027, with new contract wins continuing to strengthen the group’s long-term growth outlook.
According to UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH)Research, Greatech’s outstanding order book had now increased 66% year-on-year, making it one of the strongest among its industry peers.
As at end-May 2026, the group had secured about RM1bil in new orders, largely driven by demand for production line systems from data centre (DC) customers, as well as projects in the e-mobility, life sciences, semiconductor automation and energy sectors.
UOBKH Research said management expects order momentum to strengthen further in the third quarter of financial year 2026, led by life sciences and e-mobility customers, with potential new orders exceeding RM500mil.
The group is targeting an order book of RM2bil by end-2026, supported by sizeable opportunities across DCs, e-mobility, life sciences and semiconductor automation.
The research house believes Greatech remains well positioned to benefit from structural automation trends, driven by accelerating investments in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, electrification and healthcare manufacturing.
It noted the group’s expanding participation in AI-related DC automation, particularly precision production line systems, complements its established position in life sciences and electric vehicle battery manufacturing automation.
Meanwhile, demand for semiconductor automation is also gradually recovering alongside improving global capital expenditure.
It also said Greatech’s diversified customer base across multiple high-growth industries reduces its reliance on any single sector, allowing the company to better weather cyclical downturns while positioning it to capture long-term automation spending.
The research house expects Greatech to deliver a two-year compound annual growth rate of 28% in net profit through 2027, supported by accelerating project deliveries and continued order replenishment.
