NuEnergy secures a RM44.5 million Johor data centre contract, marking its largest high-voltage project and expanding its EHV infrastructure portfolio.

Expanding Into Data Centre Infrastructure

NuEnergy Holdings Bhd has secured a RM44.5 million contract to undertake mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) works for a data centre project in Johor Bahru. The contract was awarded by a China-headquartered construction and engineering company.

Largest High-Voltage Project to Date

The project involves a two-storey 265kV/11kV Consumer Landing Station Building that will provide power infrastructure for the data centre. It marks NuEnergy’s largest high-voltage project to date and supports its expansion into the extra high-voltage (EHV) and transmission line sector.

Project Completion by 2026

The project is expected to be completed by Q4 2026. NuEnergy said the contract is expected to contribute positively to its order book, revenue and profitability for the financial year ending December 2026.

Why It Matters

The contract highlights the growing demand for supporting infrastructure as Malaysia’s data centre sector expands, particularly in Johor. It also gives NuEnergy an opportunity to strengthen its track record in high-voltage infrastructure and data centre projects.

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