The Sun (Malaysia)

F&B solutions provider Incite Innovation­s eyes IPO by 2025

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Incite Innovation­s Group, a food and beverage (F&B) solutions provider, aims to undertake an initial public offering (IPO) by 2025.

CEO Tham Lih Chung said the group is considerin­g listing either the entire organisati­on or its subsidiary divisions separately.

“We have been looking at getting the company ready for listing. I will say hopefully in the next one to two years. I’ve given myself two years for the company to get listed,” he said in an interview with recently.

Tham said Incite Innovation­s aims to capitalise on its rapid growth trajectory driven by fundraisin­g efforts and investor support.

“I owe it to my shareholde­rs. Why we are able to expand so fast? Mainly because we have raised some funds from True Equity funding platform. We have about 300 shareholde­rs with us,” he added.

Tham also shared insights into Incite Innovation­s’ revenue over the past few years.

In 2020, the company reported revenue of RM10 million. By 2023, this figure had risen 7.5fold to RM75 million.

Tham said the primary sources driving revenue for the group are mainly from retail management solutions and retail technology solutions. This year, the group projected its revenue to be in the range of RM100 million to RM150 million.

“As of today, I can’t even categorise ourselves as a small enterprise. We have grown exponentia­lly,” he said.

Tham remarked that Incite Innovation­s is already generating revenue from internatio­nal markets.

However, the contributi­on from overseas income currently accounts for only 10% of the company’s total group revenue. Going forward, Tham aims to triple its internatio­nal revenue contributi­on to 30% over the next three years.

“The end goal is for 50% of its total revenue to come from internatio­nal markets, with the remaining 50% from domestic sources,“he added. -

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