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If you follow Bursa Malaysia new listings, you know how quickly the dates can stack up. Application windows open and close, ballot results come out, and listing day arrives, often within a few weeks. The IPO page on AI Stock Trend Terminal puts these dates and the post-listing track record in one place, so you can review them without jumping between announcements.
What does the Malaysia IPO 2026 calendar show?
The page covers upcoming Bursa Malaysia IPOs across the Main, ACE and LEAP Markets. For each upcoming listing, it shows the issue price, the application period, the balloting date, the allotment date and the tentative listing date. At the time of writing, the upcoming section includes NWE RESOURCES GROUP BERHAD (NWEBHD), with an issue price of RM0.2 and applications from 29 September to 9 October, and REDPLANET BERHAD (RPLANET), with an issue price of RM0.19 and applications from 28 September to 8 October.
Below that is a table of recent IPOs and their performance since listing. It lists each company’s board, its issue price, its current price and the percentage change since IPO. The range is wide. For example, SUM TECHNOLOGY BERHAD shows +158.9% and BUS CAP BERHAD shows +332.6%, while EVOCOM BERHAD shows -44.4% and LIFTECH GROUP BERHAD shows -37.9%. That spread is a useful reminder that a listing can move sharply in either direction.
Who is this IPO calendar for?
The page is built for Malaysian investors who want an organised view of the IPO pipeline. It suits people who:
- Follow new listings on the Main, ACE and LEAP Markets and want the key dates in one table.
- Want to compare how recent listings have traded against their issue prices.
- Are new to IPOs and want to understand the timeline before deciding anything.
How do you use the IPO calendar step by step?
Here is a simple way to work through the page:
- Check the upcoming list. Start with the upcoming IPOs and note the company name, board and issue price.
- Map the timeline. Look at the open and close dates, the ballot date, the allotment date and the tentative listing date. Put them in your calendar so none slip past you.
- Review recent performance. Scan the recent IPO table, filtering your attention to the board you care about. Compare the issue price with the current price to see how past listings have fared.
- Read the related news. The page links to headlines such as “RedPlanet IPO Oversubscribed 85.28 Times Ahead of ACE Move”, which can add context to the numbers.
- Prepare before any application. Make sure your documents and accounts are in order well before the application window opens.
The page is also linked to other sections of the terminal in its navigation, including KLSE quarterly results, company announcements and super investor portfolios, so you can cross-check an IPO against other information.
How can you prepare to apply for an IPO?
Reading the calendar is only the first step. If you plan to apply, the process has several parts, and it helps to understand them early. Our guide to the Malaysia IPO 2026 list gives background on the year’s listings, and the guide on how to apply for an IPO in Malaysia walks through the application steps. If you do not yet have a securities trading account, read the guide on how to open a Direct CDS account online.
If you would like to open an M+ Global account to apply for IPOs, you can use invitation code UBZQ when you sign up.
Why check the calendar before you act?
A listing date on a calendar is not a guarantee of returns, and the table of past performance shows that not every IPO rises after debut. Some listings in the table trade well above their issue price, while others trade well below it. Use the page to inform your research, compare dates and track outcomes, and make your own decisions based on your financial situation and risk tolerance.
Visit the Malaysia IPO 2026 calendar on AI Stock Trend Terminal to see the latest upcoming dates and listing performance.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Malaysia IPO Calendar
How often is the Malaysia IPO calendar updated?
The page description states that it is updated daily, so check it regularly if you are tracking a specific listing timeline.
Which markets does the calendar cover?
The page covers upcoming Bursa Malaysia IPOs on the Main Market, ACE Market and LEAP Market, and shows board information for each company in the recent performance table.
What is the difference between issue price and current price on the page?
The issue price is the price at which shares were offered at IPO. The current price is the latest price shown on the page for listed companies, and the “Since IPO” column shows the percentage change between the two.
For information only, not a recommendation to subscribe to any IPO. IPO shares can list below their offer price.
