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TA view the RM35m contract as strategically positive, marking Steel Hawk’s first highvoltage (275kV) data-centre-related project, which broadens its technical scope beyond distribution-level works. The project also provides an incremental earnings uplift in 2H25–1H26 and reflects continued progress in the group’s Expanded EPCC orderbook, which now rises from RM155.8mn to RM190.8mn.
As long as the price stays above the RM0.60–RM0.61 support band, the bulls remain in control, and a break above RM0.65 would likely reaffirm the uptrend’s next phase toward RM0.70.
Powertechnic Group Bhd is looking at implementing a dividend policy once its finances are strong enough for a sustainable payout post-listing. The intention is to pay out at least 30% of its annual net profit as dividends
