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Pioneer Heat Holdings' IPO Oversubscribed 47.8 Times Ahead of 17 September ACE Market Debut
Pioneer Heat Holdings closed its ACE Market IPO applications on 3 September, and demand ran hot. Bursa Malaysia has the mechanical engineering firm listing on 17 September.
How the tranches filled
- 9,512 applications came in for 846.5 million shares, Pioneer Heat’s own results announcement said.
- Two smaller tranches were fully covered too — eligible persons and private placement, 86.7 million shares combined.
IPO price vs one analyst’s view
- TA Securities called the IPO price “a tad overvalued” in a note published on 2 September.
- Demand still topped Butterfield FB’s recent debut — that ACE Market IPO closed 18.7 times oversubscribed on 4 September.
Read our earlier look at Pioneer Heat’s IPO pricing or how GTA Holdings’ ballot result played out, and compare brokers for your next Bursa IPO application.
What to watch
- 17 Sep 2026Pioneer Heat debuts on the ACE Market — its first-day close is the number that matters, not the open.
- 15 Sep 2026Butterfield FB debuts two days earlier, the other heavily-oversubscribed ACE Market IPO from this cycle.
Not financial advice. This is general information based on Pioneer Heat Holdings Berhad’s own IPO-results disclosure and published analyst research, as at 9 September 2026. It is not a recommendation to apply for, hold or sell any shares, and Rates.my does not issue price targets or forecasts. Confirm current terms with the company or your broker before acting.
Sources & further reading
- Pioneer Heat Holdings Berhad — IPO results press release, 8 Sep 2026
- The Edge Malaysia — Pioneer Heat “a tad overvalued” at IPO price, says TA Securities
- The Edge Malaysia — Pioneer Heat prices ACE Market IPO at 25 sen apiece
- The Star — Butterfield FB’s IPO oversubscribed 18.7 times
- Rates.my — Pioneer Heat Holdings IPO: 25 sen ACE Market listing
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