United Asiapac Energy IPO Delayed: ACE Market Listing Pushed From 19 August to 14 September

United Asiapac Energy Berhad was due to list on Bursa’s ACE Market today, 19 August 2026. Instead, the oil and gas services firm has pushed its debut back to 14 September — to issue a supplementary prospectus first. Here’s what changed, and what it means if you applied for shares.

Why the debut got pushed back

• A newly secured contract needs disclosing before listing, so the board is issuing a supplementary prospectus first.
• You can withdraw your application once that document is out — the withdrawal window itself hasn’t been announced yet.

The IPO in one look

• Licensed by both Petronas and Petros — one of a small number of well intervention providers with that dual access.
• Core profit is projected to almost double this year, on Rakuten Trade’s initiation note, before rising further in FY2027.

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What to watch

• Coming daysThe supplementary prospectus is released, disclosing the new contract and the withdrawal window for existing applicants.
• 10 Sep 2026Revised share allotment date — tentative.
• 14 Sep 2026Revised ACE Market listing date — tentative.

Sources & further reading

• KLSE Screener — United Asiapac reschedules ACE Market listing to Sept 14
• The Edge Malaysia — United Asiapac prices ACE Market IPO at 35 sen per share
• New Straits Times — Rakuten values United Asiapac at 50 sen ahead of ACE debut
• The Star — United Asiapac Energy launches IPO at 35c/share
• Rates.my — Is it worth applying for Bursa IPOs? Real balloting numbers