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Ranhill Utilities Gains From Johor Water Tariffs and Data-Centre Demand

Ranhill Utilities could benefit from Johor’s water tariff restructuring and data-centre pipeline, provided infrastructure delivery keeps pace with demand.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Johor Bahru, 21 September 2026 – Ranhill Utilities is positioned to benefit from Johor’s revised water tariffs, expanding data-centre demand and a national programme to replace ageing pipes. A research valuation of RM4.20 per share reflects stronger earnings visibility after the tariff restructuring, but the investment case depends on whether rising revenue can fund infrastructure while supporting cash flow and shareholder returns.

The August 2025 tariff revision introduced a dedicated RM5.33-per-cubic-metre category for data centres. That structure recognises the heavy water demand associated with cooling and industrial processes while giving Ranhill SAJ additional revenue to maintain and expand the network. Johor’s rapid emergence as a regional data-centre hub has made water capacity a strategic constraint rather than a routine utility issue.

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