The Borneo Post

KJTS successful­ly debuts on ACE Market at 44 sen

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Building support services provider in Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore, KJTS Group Berhad (KJTS) proudly marked its debut yesterday on the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia.

The shares opened at RM0.44 per share, showcasing a significan­t 62.96 per cent premium over the IPO price of RM0.27 per share.

Specialisi­ng in cooling energy management, cleaning, and facilities management services, KJTS and its subsidiari­es is an establishe­d player in the building support services industry.

The company’s in-house engineerin­g capabiliti­es and commitment to sustainabi­lity have been instrument­al in delivering high-quality services and contributi­ng to clients’ environmen­t, social and governance (ESG) targets, including reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

The successful initial public offering of KJTS Group Berhad raised RM58.87 million, allocated as follows: RM44.92 million towards the expansion of the cooling energy segment and office expansion in Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore; RM8.12 million for working capital; and RM5.83 million set aside for listing expenses.

Independen­t non-executive chairman of KJTS Group, Azura Azman expressed her excitement: “This successful listing marks a new chapter for KJTS.

“It is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of our team and the confidence the market has in our vision and strategy. We are excited about the opportunit­ies this will bring, allowing us to further expand and enhance our services in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.

“The positive investor response to our IPO underscore­s the market’s belief in our capabiliti­es and growth potential. We look forward to utilising this momentum to drive KJTS’s growth and to solidify our position in the building support services sector.”

Hong Leong Investment Bank Berhad is the principal adviser, sponsor, sole underwrite­r and sole bookrunner.

 ?? ?? Azura (third left), Hong Leong Investment Bank Bhd group managing director and chief executive officer Lee Jim Leng (second right) and other KJTS board of directors during KJTS’ listing ceremony yesterday.
Azura (third left), Hong Leong Investment Bank Bhd group managing director and chief executive officer Lee Jim Leng (second right) and other KJTS board of directors during KJTS’ listing ceremony yesterday.

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