ACE Market-listed AutoCount Dotcom Bhd, Malaysia’s leading provider of financial management and e-invoicing solutions, has received the necessary regulatory approvals to proceed with its proposed lusting transfer to the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd.
This approval follows the group’s steady growth trajectory since its debut on the ACE Market on May 9, 2023. The transfer is now in its final stages with completion targeted for 1Q 2026.
“The approval to transfer to the Main Market represents a powerful validation of AutoCount’s growth journey,” commented AutoCount’s managing director Y.T. Choo on this corporate milestone.
“The exercise reflects the strength of our fundamentals, governance standards and consistent operating track record since our initial listing.”
Moving forward, Choo expects a Main Market listing to significantly enhance AutoCount’s corporate profile and broaden its investor base.
“Crucially, it allows us to tap into a wider pool of institutional investors, including funds that are restricted from investing in ACE Market securities,” he envisages.
“This elevation aligns perfectly with our long-term aspiration to sit alongside established blue-chip companies on Bursa Malaysia.”
The group’s proposed transfer is further supported by a consistent track record of profitability. For its 9M FY2026 ended Sept 30, 2025, AutoCount posted a revenue of RM61.38 mil and net earnings of RM27.41 mil.
This represents a substantial 90.9% year-on-year (yoy) increase in profitability which was driven by strong demand for digitalisation and e-invoicing solutions.
Additionally, the group has also maintained healthy cash flow generation and a commitment to delivering value to shareholders.
AutoCount remains focused on executing its business strategy, anchored by the accelerating demand for digital transformation among Malaysian SMEs.
As it is, the group continues to see strong uptake for its cloud-based platforms and e-invoicing compliant software as businesses prepare for the phased implementation of mandatory e-invoicing nationwide.
At the close of today’s (Feb 6) market trading, AutoCount was down 1.5 sen or 2.21% to 66.5 sen with 2.44 million shares traded, thus valuing the company at RM366 mil. – Feb 6, 2026
