All eyes on listed service providers


“We believe MyEG has a steady earnings outlook for financial year 2023," says MIDF.

BURSA Malaysia-listed companies involved in e-government and IT services have shot onto the radar following news that immigration services and processes may be back fully under the Immigration Department’s management by 2025.

Companies in the e-services space tend to appeal to investors for their “steady income stream as the concessions awarded were often seen as lucrative”.

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