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Financial and operational metadata for YTL Corporation Bhd. (geographic revenue exposure, segment breakdowns, capital allocation), connected via industry classification mapping to the broader supply chain. Sourced from FactSet and EDGAR.
Corporate intelligence profile for YTL Corporation Bhd.. Revenue derivation and capital allocation are mapped to evaluate the company's structural role in the broader compute supply chain.
Per data-quality principle §7 (CONTRADICTION SURFACING): when primary sources disagree under different methodologies, both are shown with as-of dates rather than picking a silent winner.
capital_allocation_anomalyFactSet use-of-cash 2026-05-14 for YTL Corporation Bhd. records a 3.4× capex acceleration from MYR 1,937M in FY2022 (ending Jun '22) to MYR 6,545M in FY2025 (ending Jun '25; approximately USD 1.47B at the conversion rate of 1 USD = 4.45 MYR used by Scrutica's use-of-cash parser). Free cash flow turned negative (MYR -419M) in FY2025 for the first time since FY2022. The acceleration window aligns with the December 2023 announcement of the $4.3B Johor 500 MW Green Data Center (completed October 2025 per Culper Research 2026-05-13). FactSet geographic-revenue analysis for YTL Power International (6742-MY) records Malaysia revenue +243.6% Y/Y at LTM Jun '25 — consistent with early data-center revenue recognition as the Johor facility ramps. The flag exists not to assert misconduct but to surface the structural pattern: YTL is balance-sheet-financing a major AI-data-center buildout, and the corresponding revenue recognition is concentrated in the most recent fiscal year of disclosure.
data/raw/factset/use_of_cash/ytl_corp_4677-MY.xlsxdata/raw/factset/geographic_revenue/ytl_power_6742-MY.pdfPer DQP §3 — capex acceleration and FCF inversion are Tier-1 primary disclosures. The flag surfaces the structural pattern so researchers reading YTL's capital-allocation history can see the data-center buildout investment dwarfing pre-2024 operating cash flow.