Malakoff Corporation Berhad (MalakoffCorp, ticker: 5264.KL) is an investment holding company engaged in the development, ownership, operation, and maintenance of power plants and related infrastructure. The company operates through three main segments: Power Generation, which includes gas-fired, coal-fired, and solar power plants; Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Commissioning (EPCC) services for energy projects; and others encompassing water desalination, district cooling, and green technology initiatives such as biomass and waste-to-energy solutions. Its core offerings feature independent power producer (IPP) contracts for baseload electricity supply, renewable energy portfolios including solar farms and hydro projects, and operation & maintenance (O&M) services for thermal and alternative energy facilities; key brands and assets include the Lumut Power Plant, Tanjung Bin Power Plant, and Segari Independent Power Plant in Malaysia, alongside international stakes in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Malakoff serves utility companies, industrial clients, and government entities primarily in the Asia-Pacific region, with power generation capacity exceeding 10 gigawatts across domestic and international operations in the Middle East. The company targets wholesale electricity markets, off-take agreements with national grids, and emerging green energy sectors driven by net-zero transitions. It maintains subsidiaries like Malakoff International Ltd for overseas ventures and Alam Mara Sdn Bhd for support services, operating without a listed parent company.
In the last two years, Malakoff has pursued strategic expansions including the launch of new solar photovoltaic projects under the Large Scale Solar (LSS) program, such as the 50MWp Kerian Solar PV Plant operationalized in 2024; formed a joint venture partnership with ENGIE for hybrid renewable energy developments in Malaysia announced in early 2025; and secured a major RM2.5 billion funding facility in 2024 to refinance assets and support green initiatives. Additionally, the company completed the acquisition of minority stakes in key power assets from MRCB in 2023, enhancing ownership control, and announced a corporate rebranding to MalakoffCorp in late 2024 to reflect its evolution into a sustainable energy leader amid Malaysia's energy transition roadmap. These moves position Malakoff for growth in renewables, targeting 2GW of green capacity by 2030 while optimizing its thermal portfolio for reliability.