Sun & Roots: A Greener Future brings renewable energy, sustainable agriculture and community action together to create lasting impact

KUALA LUMPUR, 3 September 2026 – Tune Protect Group Berhad (“Tune Protect” or “the Group”) and Verdant Solar have joined forces through Sun & Roots: Towards A Greener Future, a sustainability-driven community initiative aimed at creating lasting social and environmental impact for Pertubuhan Kebajikan Anak-Anak Yatim & Miskin Sungai Pinang, Klang, supported by Sunway XFarms.

The collaboration combines the strengths of each organisation to help strengthen the orphanage’s long-term sustainability and day-to-day operations. Tune Protect champions employee volunteerism and community engagement, Verdant Solar provides renewable energy expertise through the installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, and Sunway XFarms complements these efforts with a hydroponic farming initiative to support sustainable food cultivation. Together, these efforts aim to reduce operating costs, enhance self-sufficiency and secure a more sustainable future for the orphanage.

Sun & Roots: Towards A Greener Future, is designed to create practical and lasting benefits for the home by combining renewable energy, sustainable food practices, environmental education and improvements to the living environment. The collaboration aims to support the orphanage in adopting more sustainable practices while empowering the children with greater awareness of environmental stewardship and food security.

“At Tune Protect, we believe sustainability becomes more meaningful when it creates tangible benefits that communities can experience over the long term. The programme goes beyond the traditional one-off charitable efforts as it is designed to create lasting environmental and social value through purposeful partnerships, employee volunteerism and sustainable community outcomes that continue long after the event itself. As we continue to expand our Corporate Good initiatives, we remain steadfast in our renewed pledge to contribute 6,000 volunteer hours between 2025 and 2027,” said Koot Chiew Ling (“Chiew Ling”), Chief Strategy Officer and Chair of the Sustainability Committee, Tune Protect Group Berhad.

A key component of the initiative is the planned installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems at the orphanage’s office and dormitory buildings by Verdant Solar. The proposed systems comprise 6.44 kWp for the office building and 9.20 kWp for the dormitory building, translating into a savings in electricity cost of up to RM6,500-7,500 per annum. It supports the home’s transition towards cleaner energy while helping improve long-term electricity cost efficiency. The solar panels were symbolically handed over during the one-day volunteering event, with completion targeted by the end of September and mid-October 2026 for it to be fully operational.

“Through Sun & Roots: A Greener Future, Verdant Solar is pleased to support the orphanage’s transition towards cleaner energy while working alongside Tune Protect and its partners. We hope the planned solar installation will serve as a lasting contribution that continues to benefit the community well beyond the programme itself,” said Wang Woei Shenq, Business Development Manager (Commercial and Industrial), Verdant Solar.

Complementing the renewable energy component, Sunway XFarms conducted its Farming Made Fun sustainability workshop, introducing the children to hydroponic farming and food security. Through hands-on activities such as microgreens planting and sustainable farming exercises, the children gained practical exposure to food cultivation and the importance of responsible food production.

The initiative brought together more than 60 volunteers from Tune Protect, Verdant Solar and Sunway XFarms who contributed their time through educational and community activities such as gotong-royong, facility enhancement and landscaping activities aimed at improving the orphanage’s shared spaces and overall living environment. The orphanage houses 52 children under its roof with nine caretakers who were also present during the event.

Guided by its sustainability aspiration, In Tune for a Better Tomorrow, Tune Protect continues to create meaningful opportunities for its employees to contribute to communities while supporting initiatives that deliver measurable social and environmental impact. Through partnerships such as Sun & Roots: Towards A Greener Future, the Group remains committed to building stronger, more resilient communities for the future.

• 2Q26 PAT of RM6.4 million underpinned by favourable claims experience and stronger investment income
• Continued growth trajectory on Non-Travel segments offsetting challenges from geopolitical conflict
• Investment income improved QoQ on easing market volatility due to the Middle East conflict

KUALA LUMPUR, 27 August 2026 – Tune Protect Group Berhad (“Tune Protect” or “Group”; TUNEPRO, 5230) sustained its positive quarterly momentum in 2Q26 with profit after tax (“PAT”) growth of 66.5% Quarter-on-Quarter (“QoQ”) driven by improved underwriting performance and stronger investment income, offsetting challenges from the Middle East conflict.

On a Year-on-Year (“YoY”) basis, the Group reported a decline of 33.2% in PAT due to lower investment income and softer Travel performance in 2Q26, though this was partially offset by growth in the Non-Travel segment. Net insurance service result improved by 45.2% encouraged by lower acquisition cost and reinsurance premium from Non-Travel growth.

The financial performance was boosted by combined ratio improvement of 3.1 percentage points YoY to 90.9% reflecting better acquisition cost amortisation and improved allocation of reinsurance premiums. The Group also showed strong QoQ investment income growth of 21.5% as the US–Iran ceasefire announced last April eased market uncertainty and buoyed overall earnings.

“The Group’s 2Q26 performance shows our continued recovery on a quarterly basis led by the resilient Non-Travel segment, disciplined underwriting and a more encouraging investment environment,” said How Kim Lian (“How”), Group Chief Executive Officer of Tune Protect.

Non-Travel Growth Cushioned Soft Travel Demand

Resilience of the Non-Travel (in-country general insurance) segment amid weakened travel demand was also critical in the Group’s improvement in its 2Q26 earnings performance. Gross Written Premium (“GWP”) in the Non-Travel segment grew 10.1% YoY on the Group’s continued strategic expansion in the Motor segment and broader affinity partnerships. The growth underscores the increasing contribution of the Non-Travel segment in diversifying the Group’s earnings base and cushioning the impact of the Travel segment.

Despite lower travel demand and subdued airline passenger volumes, continued growth in the Group’s Business-to-Business (“B2B”) and Online Travel Agency (“OTA”) channels diversifies Tune Protect’s regional Travel portfolio and partially mitigated weaker airline-related volumes.

The Group’s insurance revenue moderated YoY mainly due to the decline in performance of the Travel segment. However, this was partly offset by growth in the Non-Travel segment supported by longer earning periods. Combined ratio improved YoY in 2Q26. However, in 1H26 combined ratio weakened by 1.3 percentage points YoY mainly due to higher net incurred claims, reflecting the portfolio mix shift towards Non-Travel.

In 1H26, moderation in the Group’s insurance revenue was primarily attributed to softer performance in the Travel segment, impacted by market uncertainty surrounding geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, evolving travel patterns, and the removal of pre-selected travel insurance option in Thailand.

Group performance – 2Q26 and 1H26 Financial Overview

Note: Amounts presented may not foot due to rounding

Improved Investment Income On Easing Market Volatility

In 2Q26, the Group’s investment income improved QoQ on reduced market volatility following the US–Iran ceasefire in April although inflationary and geopolitical risks remain. In 2H26, the Group plans to increase exposure to longer-duration corporate bond funds to capture more attractive yields, supported by Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) neutral Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) stance.

The Group’s growth in the Non-Travel segment was underpinned by key growth areas comprising foreign worker protection, the motor ecosystem, fire insurance, as well as solar panel insurance.

“The Group is expanding its Non-Travel portfolio through a combination of core business lines, strategic partnerships and agency-led expansion. We will continue our diversification plans across various growth segments and distribution channels that will provide multiple avenues for sustainable growth and long-term value creation,” said How.

Healthy Portfolio Quality, Expanding Regional Footprint

The in-country general insurance (Non-Travel) segment grew favourably YoY in GWP as the Group maintained a healthy Motor portfolio quality with a strong focus on profitability. Claims ratio improved by 4.0 percentage points supported by continued optimisation of the portfolio mix. Growth was led by the Private Car and Motorcycle segments driven by the Agency channel and Affinity partnerships. In addtition, Foreign Worker medical insurance was further expanded through the largest government-approved platform that supports continued growth in the Non-Travel segment.

The Group remains committed to its strategic regional business with focus on top-line growth and scale. Despite a 23.2% YoY decline in Travel GWP, the business implemented price optimisation initiatives across its Travel products, narrowing average premium gaps while maintaining competitiveness. This contributed to a stronger customer value proposition and drove a higher take-up rate, which increased by 8.0 percentage points YoY.

As part of its growth strategy, the Group expanded into new distribution channels through B2B partnerships in Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia, while leveraging its AirAsia WANO relationship to enhance conversion rates and broaden customer reach. Additionally, the Group continued to strengthen its value proposition through the integration of Value Added Services (“VAS”), supporting improved customer engagement, greater product differentiation and higher take-up rates (TUR) across its travel insurance offerings.

“We recognise that the Travel sector remains challenging, with evolving market conditions requiring businesses to stay agile and responsive. Despite these challenges, we are well-positioned to drive growth by scaling our B2B channels with online travel agencies and top-tier travel partners. Coupled with optimised pricing strategies, VAS and targeted campaigns, these efforts are designed to enhance conversion and attachment rates while delivering greater value and protection to travellers across markets,” said How.

Building Scalable Growth Through Vertical Expertise and Travel Ecosystem Expansion

The Group continues to expand its Vertical Expertise segment focusing on growing beyond its traditional insurance business and building scalable, capital-light income streams. Although ancillary and technology fee income declined slightly by 0.4% YoY, the segment delivered 4.0 percentage points improvement in gross margin.

In enhancing customer value and diversify revenue streams, Tune Protect continues to expand its ancillary offerings across the Travel ecosystem. The ancillary shelf now spans 30 merchants across eight categories, including connectivity, airport lounge, ground transfer and mobility, telehealth, motor care and lifestyle services. During the quarter, the Group also rolled out its Claimless Services offering on the AirAsia channel, with expansion to additional channels planned. Further strengthening its travel value proposition, Tune Protect is set to launch airport lounge for Business Class and a standalone lounge pass sold in-path, with a targeted rollout in 4Q26. These initiatives are aimed at delivering a more seamless and rewarding travel experience while creating additional opportunities to drive customer engagement and attachment rates.

Outlook

The Group expects the operating environment to remain challenging in the second half of 2026 amid continued geopolitical uncertainties, which may continue to affect international travel demand, market sentiment and investment market performance. Nevertheless, the general insurance market is expected to remain resilient, supported by stable domestic economic activity, while demand for value-added insurance solutions and digital services is expected to continue providing growth opportunities.

“We will continue to strengthen our core insurance business by focusing on disciplined underwriting, prudent claims management and cost optimisation, while accelerating growth in our Non-Travel portfolio. Building on the portfolio rebalancing initiatives undertaken over the past year, we will continue enhancing the quality of our business mix, expand distribution capabilities and deepen collaborations with strategic partners to support sustainable underwriting performance,” How concluded.

Employees and students come together to create lasting environmental and community impact at SK Saujana Putra

KUALA LUMPUR, 22 July 2026 – Tune Protect Group Berhad (“Tune Protect” or “the Group”) continues its commitment to creating meaningful and sustainable community impact through Grow & Give, its Corporate Good (“CG”) initiative in collaboration with Sunway XFarms. Building on the success of last year’s programme, this year’s initiative expands its focus from strengthening community food security to empowering students through sustainability education, experiential learning and employee volunteerism.

Centred at Sekolah Kebangsaan (“SK”) Saujana Putra in Jenjarom, Selangor, Grow & Give brings together sustainable farming, environmental enhancement and hands-on educational activities to promote food security while equipping students with practical knowledge on responsible environmental practices. Across three volunteer sessions throughout the year, Tune Protect and Sunway XFarms employees will work alongside teachers and students to create lasting improvements that continue benefiting the school community beyond the programme itself.

A key highlight of the initiative is the installation of six units of solar-powered hydroponic farming systems within the school compound. More than just a farming facility, the system will act as a living classroom, giving students practical exposure to sustainable agriculture while providing a sustainable source of fresh produce for the school community. Supported by Sunway XFarms ongoing technical expertise, including the provision of seeds, nutrients and maintenance support, the system has been designed to deliver long-term educational and community benefits well beyond the duration of the programme.





“At Tune Protect, we believe meaningful Corporate Good initiatives should create sustainable impact that goes beyond short-term volunteer engagements. Grow & Give reflects our commitment to empowering communities by combining practical sustainability solutions with education and employee volunteerism. By working together with Sunway XFarms, teachers and students, we hope to inspire greater environmental awareness while helping young people develop a deeper understanding of food security and sustainable living,” said Koot Chiew Ling (“Chiew Ling”), Tune Protect Chief Strategy Officer and Chair of the Sustainability Committee.

“More than a sustainability initiative, Grow & Give is an investment in future generations. By equipping students with practical skills and environmental awareness today, we hope to inspire a generation that is better prepared to tackle tomorrow’s challenges and build stronger, more resilient communities,” Chiew Ling added.

This initiative builds on the success of Grow & Give in 2025, which strengthened food security efforts at the Medan Jaya Apartments in Petaling Jaya through the installation of four solar-powered hydroponic farming systems. Across eight growing cycles, the systems produced over 22 kilograms of fresh vegetables and engaged more than 170 Tune Protect employee volunteers who collectively contributed over 1,000 volunteer hours.

Mohd Afdhal Mohd Nayan, Chief Executive Officer Sunway XFarms said, “At Sunway XFarms, we believe the best way to nurture a more sustainable future is by giving young people the opportunity to experience it for themselves. By bringing hydroponic farming into schools, students can see firsthand how innovative farming methods contribute to food security while developing practical skills that extend beyond the classroom. Through our collaboration with Tune Protect, we hope this programme encourages students to adopt sustainable habits and recognise the role they can play in building more resilient communities.”

Complementing the hydroponic installation, the “Farming Made Fun” workshop introduces students, including those under the Integrated Special Education Programme (PPKI), to hydroponic farming and microgreen cultivation through hands-on learning. Tune Protect employees also support harvesting, quality control and packing activities, helping students better understand sustainable food production and food security.





Beyond farming, volunteers will carry out school enhancement activities, including repainting selected areas, gardening, tree planting and setting up a 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) Corner to promote environmental awareness and responsible waste management, creating a greener and more engaging learning environment.

Grow & Give will be carried out across three volunteer sessions in 2026, bringing together approximately 180 Tune Protect employees in support of food security, environmental stewardship and youth education. Through its continued partnership with Sunway XFarms, Tune Protect remains committed to creating practical and sustainable solutions that strengthen communities while delivering long-term positive impact.





“Guided by our sustainability aspiration, In Tune for a Better Tomorrow, Grow & Give reflects our commitment to creating lasting value for the communities we serve through employee volunteerism and meaningful partnerships. As we continue expanding our Corporate Good initiatives, we remain steadfast in our renewed pledge of contributing 6,000 volunteer hours between 2025 to 2027,” Chiew Ling concluded.

Non-Travel Growth Provides Stability as Travel Moderates

• Commendable 1Q26 PAT of RM3.9 million: Coupled with a positive combined ratio of 98.5% despite lower investment income and geopolitical uncertainties.
• GWP growth of 1.8%: Buoyed by growth in the non-Travel business.
• Ancillary income improved 12.7% YoY: Supporting diversification of revenue streams beyond insurance.

KUALA LUMPUR, 20 May 2026 – Tune Protect Group Berhad (“Tune Protect” or “Group”; TUNEPRO, 5230) started the year on firm footing with Profit After Tax (“PAT”) of RM3.9 million and a combined ratio of 98.5%, demonstrating resilience despite a more challenging macroeconomic and operating environment. Market volatility led to a moderation of insurance revenue attributed to softer performance by the Travel segment, although this was partially offset by the growth in the non-Travel segment.

The Group recorded Gross Written Premium (“GWP”) of RM91.1 million, up 1.8% Year-on-Year (“YoY”) supported by continued strength in its non-Travel business led by the Motor segment, recording a 23.3% growth YoY.

“We began 2026 navigating a more volatile operating environment, with geopolitical developments, foreign exchange movements and market uncertainty impacting parts of our business, particularly Travel. Against this backdrop, we are encouraged by the resilience of our core fundamentals and the steady performance of our non-Travel segment,” said How Kim Lian (“How”), Group Chief Executive Officer of Tune Protect.

Resilient Core Performance Amid External Pressures
Tune Protect’s performance in the quarter was underpinned by resilient non-Travel General Insurance (“GI”) performance, which helped offset softer travel contributions, weaker investment income arising from bond market volatility, and foreign exchange movements.

Insurance revenue declined 8.6% YoY to RM80.9 million due to softer Travel performance, and the higher contribution from the non-Travel segment, which is recognised over a longer earning period compared to travel insurance.

The Group recorded a net insurance service result of RM1.3 million, while Profit Before Tax (PBT) stood at RM1.7 million, reflecting the impact of higher claims ratio driven by portfolio mix shift, lower investment income, and higher operating expenses due to foreign exchange movements.

Investment Portfolio and Market Conditions
As at 31 March 2026, the Group’s investment portfolio stood at RM747.1 million, predominantly allocated to fixed income instruments through unit trust funds.

Investment income was impacted by bond market volatility amid geopolitical tensions and rising rate expectations. As the Group continues to monitor and manage its investment portfolio to optimise yields, the focus will be on fixed income and longer duration government bonds, supported by price stability, a resilient economic environment and signs of recovery in April and May.



Strong Non-Travel segment, innovative Travel offerings
GWP growth of 1.8% YoY was mainly driven by the strong growth in Motor and Group Dental led by partnership and agency channels with earnings contribution to be progressively recognised over the upcoming months. Travel weightage decreased as regional travel was impacted by geopolitical uncertainties.

“The strong performance of our General Insurance portfolio, particularly in Motor and Dental coverage, together with the encouraging progress of our ancillary offerings has helped mitigate the impact on our Travel segment. We have also observed a shift and growing momentum from the business-to-business (B2B) travel agents in Malaysia.” said How.

The Group continues to focus on growing its strategic regional businesses. In the first quarter of 2026, it has expanded its Online Travel Agency (OTA) partnership with AirPaz into Thailand and Indonesia, while adding Sri Lanka’s largest OTA, Crazyjet.com. Tune Protect also launched the “Travel Beyond” customer platform, which allows customers to customise travel insurance with ancillary options.

Value added services lifted the Group’s 1Q2026 performance with 12.7% YoY increase in ancillary income and technology fees. Travel ancillaries led the quarter, with continued strengthening of the Travel and Motor ecosystems through expanded offerings and partnerships. Headline launches included the Bundle Value Pack with Delay Lounge Pass across major ASEAN markets, alongside early travel eSIM adoption and the Airport Transfer rollout in Malaysia. Ancillary momentum is expected to accelerate through 2026 as new ancillary products and services and distribution rails scale across ASEAN.

“We have diversified the Group’s ancillary income beyond the Travel segment by expanding into the Motor segment. For example, our Motor Easy customers can enjoy complimentary valet parking when they go shopping, as part of our campaign on Motor ancillary. Other Motor ancillary services in the pipeline include discounted car maintenance and battery replacement,” said How.

Healthy growth of General Insurance
The Group’s GI business continues to show healthy growth and profitability mainly contributed by the Motor segment. This was led by the Private Car segment, particularly Comprehensive Private Cars insurance with sum insured exceeding RM50,000. New offerings were also introduced such as the integrated residential solar and protection solution, as well as a Personal Cyber Insurance offering in partnership with a telecommunications company.

Tune Protect anticipates a sustainable topline growth for its GI business to be led by profitable segments across Motor, Personal Accidents and Foreign Worker, driven by strong ecosystem partnerships.

Outlook: Prioritising Resilience and Sustainable Growth
Looking ahead, the Group remains cautious in the near term, given elevated inflationary pressures, ongoing geopolitical uncertainties, and the moderation in international travel demand. To navigate this environment, Tune Protect will focus on prioritising yield and margin protection over volume, expanding domestic-focused travel offerings, accelerating ecosystem partnerships and digital distribution initiatives, and driving continued growth in non-travel and ancillary income streams.

“Our focus remains on disciplined underwriting, protecting margins and scaling sustainable growth through our ecosystem. We are confident that our integrated platform, expanding partnerships and differentiated ancillary offerings will position Tune Protect to navigate near-term volatility while capturing long-term opportunities,” How concluded.

Paris, France – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – April 7, 2026

Akur8, the Global Actuarial AI Platform, is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Tune Protect Malaysia (“Tune Protect”), the Malaysian General Insurance subsidiary of Tune Protect Group Berhad and a leading digital insurer with nationwide presence. Tune Protect will leverage Akur8’s advanced actuarial solution to strengthen its pricing capabilities and support the delivery of fair, competitive, and customer-centric, value-driven Property & Casualty (P&C) insurance products in a dynamic and increasingly data driven market.

Built specifically for insurers, Akur8’s platform enhances pricing processes through proprietary machine-learning technology. Key benefits of Akur8 Pricing for the P&C insurance market include faster model development, transparent and explainable outputs, and data-driven pricing decisions that can be shared clearly across stakeholders.

By adopting Akur8 Pricing, Tune Protect’s pricing team can accelerate pricing cycles and strengthen collaboration around pricing decisions through more transparent and structured modeling. Akur8 speeds up model development and refinement, helping teams deliver decision-ready results with clear, traceable, consistent workflows.

With a more streamlined pricing process and clearer communication of model logic, Tune Protect can respond faster to market changes and ensure stronger alignment across pricing, underwriting, and business teams. This leads to more transparent, fair, and timely pricing decisions. Ultimately, customers benefit through clearer explanations, more personalized offerings, and a smoother overall insurance experience.

“Akur8’s Risk module provides advanced tools and diagnostics that significantly streamline the model selection process. The Rate module further enhances efficiency by potentially simplifying post-modelling analysis and implementation studies, thus effectively replacing a time-consuming spreadsheet-based approach,” said Hans-Joachim Zimmermann (“HansJoachim”), Appointed Representative of Tune Protect Malaysia.

He added that this adoption represents a pivotal step in strengthening pricing governance, improving operational agility, and accelerating data-driven decision-making across the organisation.

“We are proud to collaborate with Tune Protect as they continue to strengthen their pricing capabilities and expand their data-driven approach. By equipping their teams with Akur8 Pricing, we are supporting their journey toward more agile, transparent, and future-ready pricing processes at scale,” said Samuel Falmagne, CEO at Akur8.

• More than 97% of Malaysian homes remain without rooftop solar, presenting growth potential
• Embedded protection safeguards solar systems against accidental damage and loss of electricity savings
• Enables homeowners to adopt solar with greater confidence and financial assurance

KUALA LUMPUR, 11 March 2026 – Tune Protect Malaysia (“Tune Protect”), today announced a strategic partnership with Verdant Solar Sdn. Bhd. (“Verdant Solar”) to introduce Malaysia’s first integrated residential solar and protection model. This collaboration aims to encourage wider adoption of rooftop solar among homeowners and supports the nation’s long-term shift toward clean energy.

The collaboration brings together Verdant Solar’s residential rooftop solar installation capabilities with Tune Protect’s insurance solutions, offering homeowners a more secure and customer-centric solar experience, complete with embedded protection from the start.

As Malaysia accelerates its energy transition through initiatives such as the Solar Accelerated Transition Action Programme (“Solar ATAP”), interest in residential solar continues to grow. Yet, over 97% of Malaysian homes remain without rooftop solar, highlighting a significant opportunity to expand renewable energy adoption at the household level.

By integrating insurance protection directly into the installation package, the model addresses common concerns around financial risks, system damage and unexpected operational disruptions. The result is a seamless end-to-end solution designed to make green living simpler, safer and more practical for households nationwide.

Hans-Joachim Zimmermann (“Hans-Joachim”), Appointed Representative of Tune Protect Malaysia, said, “Today’s launch represents a new approach to supporting Malaysia’s energy transition at the household level. As more homeowners explore rooftop solar, their long-term investments must be supported by protection that provides greater peace of mind.”

He added, “At Tune Protect, we believe insurance plays an important role in enabling sustainability by empowering people to adopt greener solutions confidently. Integrating protection into solar installations aligns with our Sustainability tagline, ‘In Tune for a Better Tomorrow,’ and reinforces our commitment to embedding ESG principles into our business and customer experience.”

Tune Protect’s sustainability strategy is anchored in its ESG framework, emphasising responsible governance, sustainable business practices, environmental stewardship and community impact. The company has outlined a Net Zero Roadmap for Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2050 and has committed to a zero-coal underwriting portfolio since August 2023.

Supporting household solar adoption complements these commitments by encouraging renewable energy usage within communities and strengthening climate resilience.

Supporting Sustainable Living Through Protection
Under the partnership, homeowners who install solar systems through Verdant Solar will automatically receive insurance protection provided by Tune Protect Malaysia as part of a fully integrated solution.

The coverage includes:

• Protections against accidental loss or damage caused by storms, fire or other unforeseen events
• Coverage for loss of electricity savings arising from system downtime caused by insured damage

By embedding the protection into Verdant Solar’s package, homeowners are spared the need to purchase additional insurance separately. This integration simplifies the adoption journey, while ensuring that solar systems and the energy savings they generate are protected throughout their operational lifespan.

Verdant Solar is one of Malaysia’s leading residential solar installers, holding the Malaysian Book of Records title for ‘Most PV Homes Installed’ three years in a row and a strong track record in delivering reliable, high quality solar solutions.

Zeth Lim, Chief Executive Officer of Verdant Solar Sdn Bhd, said, “Today marks an important milestone for Verdant Solar and Tune Protect, as our partnership integrates insurance coverage with rooftop solar installations, strengthening consumer confidence as solar adoption in Malaysia continues to move into the mainstream.

“With more than 97% of Malaysian households yet to install solar despite abundant sunlight and supportive initiatives such as Solar ATAP, this collaboration aims to make solar a more secure, accessible and attractive option for homeowners seeking both environmental and long-term financial benefits, while supporting Malaysia’s National Energy Transition Roadmap target of achieving 70% renewable energy capacity by 2050.”

Supporting Malaysia’s Renewable Energy Transition
As Malaysia expands its renewable energy capacity, residential solar is expected to play an increasingly vital role in achieving the nation’s sustainability goals.

Solar power currently accounts for the largest share of Malaysia’s renewable energy capacity, and policy initiatives such as the Solar ATAP are enhancing market clarity and supporting long-term residential adoption. The programme allows homeowners to optimise system sizes based on actual energy needs, making solar more accessible and economically viable. These developments support Malaysia’s ambition of achieving 70% renewable energy capacity by 20501, with solar positioned as a central driver of this goal.

Hans-Joachim added, “Solar systems are significant long-term investment, yet they remain vulnerable to unexpected incidents such as storms, lightning or falling objects. While warranties typically cover defects, they do not address accidental damage or loss of electricity savings. Our role is to bridge this gap to make sustainable living a practical, secure, and achievable for every Malaysian household.”

Through this partnership, Tune Protect and Verdant Solar aim to contribute meaningfully to Malaysia’s sustainability agenda while empowering more households to participate in the nation’s energy transition.

For more information about the solar protection offering, please visit verdantsolar.my or our Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Facebook page.

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¹ Malaysia’s Path to Sustainable Growth