- CEO
- Seok Hong Yeoh
- Full Time Employees
- 3,324
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Electric utilities
- Address
- Menara YTL Kuala Lumpur WP Malaysia 55100
- IPO Date
- May 23, 1997
- Business
- YTL Power International Berhad, an investment holding company and international multi-utility owner and operator, engages in power generation, water and sewerage, telecommunications, data centers, digital banking, property development and investment holding activities with operations, investments and projects under development in Malaysia, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Indonesia, Jordan, the Netherlands, Thailand and China. Incorporated in 1996 and headquartered at Menara YTL in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the company, a subsidiary of YTL Corporation Berhad, serves as Malaysia's first independent power producer with a portfolio of combined-cycle gas-fired, steam and co-generation power plants including the 3,500 MW Paka facility in Terengganu and 1,300 MW Pasir Gudang plant in Johor alongside the 396 MW Tuaspring Power Station in Singapore; develops, constructs, owns and operates solar photovoltaic power plants up to 500 MW capacity and green energy sources; provides water supply and wastewater treatment services to 2.9 million customers through Wessex Water in southwest England, UK; offers 4G and 5G mobile services under the YES brand, wired and wireless broadband access, telecommunications infrastructure construction and tower maintenance via YTL Communications; builds and operates energy-efficient data centers including the 500 MW Green Data Centre Park in Kulai, Johor with integrated on-site solar power; launches digital banking services through Ryt Bank in partnership with Sea Limited targeting underserved customers, MSMEs and digital payments via e-money platforms; develops mixed-use residential and commercial properties such as the Brabazon project in Bristol, UK; and provides ancillary services encompassing engineering procurement construction and commissioning, energy management consultancy, oil trading and storage tank leasing, fuel derivative trading, electric vehicle charging stations, computer systems integration, housing development, construction management, bond issuance, web environment products, virtual learning platforms, hotel and food waste treatment, electricity transmission distribution and sale plus by-product sales from generation processes. Recent developments include a strategic collaboration with NVIDIA announced in October 2025 to deploy GB200 Grace Blackwell Superchips for high-performance computing and AI infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific supporting Malaysia's sovereign AI ambitions; securing a RM1.1 billion Islamic term financing facility in January 2025 from Maybank and OCBC for the Johor green data centre park to advance sustainability and carbon neutrality goals by 2050; increasing issued share capital in June 2025 through warrant conversions and ESOS exercises to fund expansions like the Green Data Center Park; acquiring a 53.19% stake in Ranhill Utilities Bhd as of May 2024 alongside SIPP Power to gain exclusive Johor water operations and capitalize on Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone prospects and data center demand; launching YTL AI Labs' ILMU 100% Malaysian AI model and Ryt Bank Malaysia's first AI-powered digital bank in August 2025; achieving strong financial performance with 1Q FY2026 revenue of RM5.4 billion and profit before tax of RM660 million as reported November 2025 alongside 9-month FY2025 revenue of RM16.3 billion and profit after tax of RM1.8 billion; and benefiting from Employees Provident Fund increasing its stake to 8.72% with an additional 5.25 million shares acquired in August 2025 reflecting confidence in data centre energy growth.