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If you want a clear view of what is coming to Bursa Malaysia, the Malaysia IPO 2026 list on blog.dexterchia.com is a good place to start. It is compiled by Dexter Chia, licensed dealer’s representative (R336) at Malacca Securities (M+ Global), and it carries an update date of 10 November 2026. The page also links to a live version of the calendar, which it calls the AI Stock Terminal IPO calendar.
Who is the Malaysia IPO 2026 list for?
The page suits anyone who follows Bursa Malaysia IPOs and wants dates and prices in one place. That includes new investors who are still learning how an IPO works, and experienced investors who want to compare listing timelines across several companies without opening each prospectus first.
What does the Malaysia IPO 2026 list show?
The page has four main parts:
- Upcoming IPOs: a calendar showing the application, ballot, allotment and tentative listing dates for each IPO, with the issue price, and issue size and market cap where they are given.
- Recent IPOs: a table of listings from late July to late October 2026, showing the board, issue price, current price and change since IPO.
- Bursa Malaysia IPOs in 2026: a list with each company’s market, offer price, listing date, status and links to our coverage.
- Recently announced IPOs: companies that have been in the news over the last four months. For these, you should check each prospectus for the application period and listing date.
Which IPOs are on the calendar right now?
The calendar lists several names with tentative listing dates in November and December 2026. A few examples, exactly as the page shows them:
- SKA CAPITAL BERHAD (SKACAP), ACE Market, issue price RM 0.43, tentative listing 11 Nov
- KEB BERHAD (KEB), ACE Market, issue price RM 0.35, tentative listing 16 Nov
- MYDCD BERHAD (MYDCD), ACE Market, issue price RM 0.56, tentative listing 17 Nov
- BIG CARING GROUP BHD (BCG), issue price RM 1.08, tentative listing 19 Nov
Each entry links to our analysis, so you can read the details before deciding whether to look further. The list is a starting point for research, not a shortlist.
How can I use the page to track recent IPO performance?
The “Recent IPOs” table records each listing’s issue price, its price as at 10 November 2026, and the change since IPO. The results vary widely. For example, ECOSYS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD shows +161.1% since its IPO, while EVOCOM BERHAD shows -55.6%. That range is a useful reminder that an IPO price does not guarantee how a stock will trade afterwards. The page also notes that past performance does not indicate future results.
How do I apply for a Bursa IPO step by step?
The page sets out three steps:
- Open a CDS and trading account if you do not have one. You need a CDS account to take part. Our guide to opening a CDS account online walks through the process.
- Read the prospectus for the company you are interested in. It sets out the application period, the listing date and the company’s details.
- Apply during the application period. Each IPO in the calendar shows its open and close dates. Our guide on how to apply for an IPO in Malaysia covers the process in more detail.
If you do not yet have an M+ Global account, you can open one with invitation code UBZQ to apply for IPOs.
Should I consider IPO financing for a bigger application?
The page suggests that if you want a larger application, you should first understand IPO financing and its risks. Financing can amplify both gains and losses, and an IPO may list below its offer price. Read the terms and risks carefully before you decide, and only borrow what you can afford to repay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a CDS account to apply for a Bursa Malaysia IPO?
Yes. The page states that to take part in an IPO you need a CDS account and must apply during the IPO’s application period. If you don’t have one, start with our CDS account guide.
How current is the information on the page?
The page shows an update date of 10 November 2026, and the recent IPO prices are as of that date. The calendar also links to a live version. Always confirm dates in the prospectus and company announcements before applying.
Does an IPO always list at its offer price?
No. IPO shares can list below their offer price, and the “Recent IPOs” table on the page shows several examples of prices falling well below issue price since listing.
Ready to see the full calendar and recent IPO table? Visit the Malaysia IPO 2026 list and check the dates for yourself.
For information only, not a recommendation to subscribe to any IPO. IPO shares can list below their offer price.
