Majuperak Holdings Bhd.

Majuperak Holdings Bhd.

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Company Description

CEO
MUHAMMAD YAZURIN bin Muhammad Yasin
Sector
Finance
Industry
Real estate development
Address
Ipoh Malaysia
IPO Date
Dec 20, 1990
Business
Majuperak Holdings Berhad is a Malaysia-based diversified investment holding company primarily engaged in property development, infrastructure and construction, facilities management, renewable energy generation, and trading services. Founded in 1976 and headquartered in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia, the company operates as a key corporate and commercial vehicle of the Perak State Development Corporation (Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Perak). The company organizes its operations into four principal business segments: Property Development and Real Estate, Facilities Management, Renewable Energy, and Trading and Services. Through its Property Development and Real Estate segment, the company develops residential townships, commercial centers, and industrial parks; undertakes master planning, land banking, and site development; executes building construction and civil engineering infrastructure projects; and provides real estate agency and property management services. Through its Facilities Management division, the company delivers integrated facilities management services; commercial and institutional building maintenance; cleaning, housekeeping, and environmental sanitation; hard and soft services management; mechanical and electrical engineering maintenance; and security and asset upkeep for public-sector complexes, educational facilities, healthcare institutions, and commercial properties. Through its Renewable Energy division, the company develops, operates, and invests in clean energy assets; provides rooftop solar photovoltaic system design, procurement, and installation for commercial and industrial clients; and engages in mini-hydroelectric power exploration and energy efficiency solutions. Through its Trading and Services segment, the company supplies building materials, hardware, and industrial commodities, while offering project management consultancy, corporate management services, and healthcare-related retail and distribution solutions. Geographically, the company focuses its operational and commercial activities primarily across the state of Perak and broader West Malaysia, serving state government entities, corporate enterprises, institutional clients, and individual property buyers. In recent developments, Majuperak Holdings Berhad has undertaken significant strategic and operational changes to strengthen its balance sheet, optimize recurring revenue streams, and advance its regularisation and financial turnaround initiatives. The company has expanded its renewable energy portfolio by securing commercial and industrial rooftop solar photovoltaic contracts and pursuing large-scale solar opportunities in alignment with the National Energy Transition Roadmap. Majuperak has also formed strategic alliances and joint ventures with state agencies and private developers to develop industrial and logistics hubs, enhance affordable housing delivery across Perak, and monetize non-core land assets to support capital redeployment. Furthermore, the company has broadened its integrated facilities management business by securing new long-term maintenance contracts in the institutional and healthcare sectors, while restructuring operational subsidiaries to drive cost efficiency and governance enhancements across its core divisions.