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YYForce Targets US$20 Mln Malaysian Revenue In FY2027

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29 (Bernama) -- YYForce Inc (YYForce) is targeting US$20 million in revenue from its Malaysian operations in its 2027 financial year (FY2027), after signing new hospitality contracts and expanding its service robot deployments in the country. (US$1 = RM4.07)

The target would double management’s expected Malaysian revenue of about US$10 million for FY2026, YYForce said in a statement.

Its Malaysian subsidiary has signed service agreements with international hotel operators, supporting YYForce’s strategy of combining workforce services with facility automation.

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YYForce said the FY2027 figure is a management target rather than revenue already secured under signed contracts, and that achieving it will depend on factors including contract implementation, customer retention and the availability of staff, equipment and working capital. The FY2026 figure is based on current expectations rather than completed full-year results.

“We are targeting US$20 million in Malaysian revenue for FY2027, with close attention to delivery costs, working capital and contract profitability.

“Alongside our operations in other markets, we believe this expansion can support the group’s progress toward sustainable profitability and long-term shareholder value,” said YYForce Chief Executive Officer, Mike Fu.

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In Malaysia, the company combines flexible staffing with service robots for cleaning, internal logistics and guest-service support at hotels and other facilities, and plans to expand maintenance and operational support services.

Malaysia is part of YYForce’s wider expansion across Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Dubai and Egypt. The company said it aims to achieve sustainable group-wide profitability but has not set a date for reaching consolidated net profit.

-- BERNAMA