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YYForce targets 100 per cent Malaysia revenue growth to 20 million dollars

Technology services provider YYForce targets doubling its Malaysia revenue to 20 million US dollars in financial year 2027 driven by new hotel contracts and robotics expansion

YYForce Inc., a technology-driven workforce solutions provider, has announced new hospitality contracts and expanding commercial service robotics deployments in Malaysia. This progress has led management to set a revenue target of US$20 million for the Company's Malaysian operations in fiscal year 2027, representing a 100% increase from the previously expected US$10 million.

The Malaysian subsidiary has secured service agreements with international hotel operators, broadening the Company's customer base in the hospitality sector. This strategic expansion, coupled with ongoing robotics deployments, aligns with YYForce's aim to provide integrated workforce services and facility automation to meet customer operational needs.

The FY27 revenue target is a forward-looking goal, dependent on contract implementation, customer service volumes, retention, renewals, and additional business development. YYForce is also focusing on Malaysia's growth strategy within its broader operations in Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Dubai, and Egypt.

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