
1. Technology overview
Solarvest Holdings Berhad is a Malaysian clean energy company headquartered in Petaling Jaya and listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia since 2019. It has more than ten years of experience and says it has developed over 3,900 MW of projects across eight Asia-Pacific countries, including Vietnam.
For commercial and industrial clients it delivers rooftop solar end to end: consultation, design, installation, monitoring and maintenance with Tier 1 panels and inverters. The portfolio also covers large-scale floating and ground-mounted solar, battery energy storage systems, the Powervest fintech arm for solar financing, AIoT performance tracking through PowerTrack, renewable energy certificates, PowerBee EV charging and energy efficiency services.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- C&I rooftop solar: end-to-end consultation, design, installation, monitoring and maintenance.
- Large-scale solar: floating and ground-mounted utility-scale plants.
- Battery energy storage: BESS offered alongside solar projects.
- Powervest financing: a fintech arm that provides solar financing options.
- PowerTrack AIoT: data-driven tracking and optimisation of system performance.
- RECs and EV charging: renewable energy certificates and PowerBee charging stations.
3. Potential application
FDI factories in Vietnamese industrial parks can commission a financed rooftop system with monitoring and maintenance included. Manufacturers with evening loads can add BESS to shift solar output. Companies reporting Scope 2 emissions can combine on-site solar with renewable energy certificates.
4. Benefits
Factories get one provider for design, installation, financing, monitoring and maintenance of rooftop solar. Powervest financing reduces the upfront capital needed to switch to solar. Storage, renewable energy certificates and EV charging can be added to the same programme. The company reports more than 1,000 corporate clients across 30 industries.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Malaysia moved from Net Energy Metering to the Solar ATAP framework from January 2026, while Vietnam is opening self-consumption rooftop solar and direct power purchase. Regional developers that combine EPC, financing and storage are expanding across ASEAN to serve manufacturers seeking lower costs and renewable supply.
6. Other information
Listed on Bursa Malaysia's Main Market since 2019; headquartered at Pacific 63 @ PJ Centre, Petaling Jaya. Operates in Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Brunei and the Philippines with 300+ staff. Certified solutions provider under SEDA, ISPQ and GCPV.
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