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KUALA LUMPUR: Water-related infrastructure may bring additional opportunities for Malaysia's construction industry due to the potential water tariff revisions in the second half of 2025 (2H25), said CIMB Securities Research.
The revised water tariff structures help ensure the financial sustainability of the water operators, with additional revenue streams being channelled to upgrade and refurbish water infrastructure systems such as water treatment plants (WTPs) and replacing old pipes.
Ranhill Utilities Berhad is showing strong short-term momentum, recently rising to RM 1.31. Technical signals are bullish, with a possible breakout above RM 1.32 targeting RM 1.45–1.54. Despite solid performance, high debt limits upside. Traders may consider buying on breakout or waiting for a pullback to RM 1.23 support.
