Kuala Lumpur, 6 February 2026 – Financial management software provider AutoCount Dotcom Berhad has secured regulatory approval to transfer its listing from the ACE Market to the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia, marking a major corporate milestone less than three years after its initial public offering.
The transfer, currently in its final stages, is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2026, reflecting the company’s strong growth trajectory, profitability and governance standards since its debut on 9 May 2023.
Managing Director YT Choo described the Main Market approval as a validation of the company’s consistent performance and strategic direction.
“We believe a Main Market listing will significantly enhance our corporate profile and broaden our investor base. Crucially, it allows us to tap into institutional investors that are restricted from investing in ACE Market securities,” he said.
Strong Financial Growth Driven by Digitalisation and E-Invoicing Demand
AutoCount’s transfer application is supported by robust financial performance. For the nine-month period ended 30 September 2025, the group recorded:
- Revenue of RM61.38 million
- Profit after tax of RM27.41 million, representing a 90.9% year-on-year increase
The strong earnings growth reflects rising demand for cloud-based accounting solutions and e-invoicing-compliant software, as Malaysian businesses accelerate digital transformation ahead of mandatory e-invoicing implementation nationwide.
The company’s consistent profitability and strong cash flow generation have reinforced its eligibility for the Main Market, which is reserved for more established companies with stronger financial track records.
Main Market Transfer Expected to Attract Institutional Investors
The Main Market listing is expected to enhance AutoCount’s visibility among institutional investors, including pension funds, asset managers and investment institutions that typically focus on Main Market securities.
This broader investor access may improve liquidity, strengthen valuation support and position AutoCount alongside larger, more established listed companies on Bursa Malaysia.
The move also reflects growing investor interest in Malaysia’s digital economy, particularly software providers supporting enterprise digitalisation and regulatory compliance.
Positioned to Benefit from Malaysia’s Digital Economy Expansion
AutoCount remains focused on expanding its cloud software ecosystem and supporting SMEs undergoing digital transformation. The company continues to benefit from structural tailwinds driven by:
- Mandatory nationwide e-invoicing implementation
- Rising SME digital adoption
- Increased demand for cloud-based financial management solutions
- Ongoing regulatory compliance requirements
The Main Market transfer positions AutoCount to accelerate growth, strengthen investor confidence and further expand its role in Malaysia’s rapidly evolving digital economy.
