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SunCon’s RM10.5 Billion Order Book Anchors Data-Centre Earnings Visibility

SunCon’s RM10.5 billion order book and RM6.9 billion of new wins support growth, while investors weigh data-centre concentration and execution risk.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Petaling Jaya, 25 September 2026 – Sunway Construction Group’s RM10.5 billion order book gives investors unusually substantial visibility into future work, with data-centre projects providing the dominant growth driver. The next test is whether contract awards convert into profitable progress billings as construction activity intensifies in the final quarter of 2026.

The group has secured RM6.9 billion of new jobs so far this year. That represents 76% of one brokerage’s RM9 billion order-replenishment target for 2026. Three large data-centre projects are expected to move into higher-billing phases from the fourth quarter, while a separate assessment put the group’s 2026 replenishment ambition at RM7 billion to RM9 billion. Both ranges are targets and analyst expectations, not guaranteed awards.

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