| Company |
Description |
Industry |
| YTL
Hospitality Real Estate Investment Trust (YTL REIT) |
YTL Hospitality REIT, a trust
that owns and leases hotel properties across Malaysia, Japan, and Australia,
reported stronger quarter-on-quarter profit primarily due to improved rental
income and stable operating costs. In Q4 FY2024, the REIT recorded a net
profit of RM76 million, marking a 10.8% increase compared to RM68.6 million
in the previous quarter. This growth was driven by higher occupancy and room
rates in its Australian portfolio, particularly in Sydney and Brisbane, where
tourism rebounded and major events boosted demand. Additionally, the renewal
of lease terms for JW Marriott Kuala Lumpur contributed to higher rental
payments. The REIT also benefited from new rental income generated by
refurbished AC Hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Kuantan, while AC Hotel
Ipoh began contributing from April 2025. Cost control measures helped
preserve margins, supporting the overall profit increase |
Reit |
| Ecoframe
Berhad |
Econframe Berhad, a Malaysian
company specializing in the manufacturing and trading of metal door frames,
fire-rated doors, aluminium, glass, and related building materials, delivered
a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 primarily due to higher
project deliveries in its aluminium and glass segments. These divisions
experienced robust demand and a healthy order book, resulting in increased
revenue and improved margins. The company recorded a profit before tax of
RM4.83 million in Q3 2025 compared to RM4.04 million in the preceding
quarter, marking a 19.56% increase. This growth was driven by a 12% rise in
revenue, with manufacturing activities playing a key role in the improved
performance.
|
Building Material |
| Unisem
(M) Berhad |
Unisem (M) Berhad, a Malaysian
company engaged in semiconductor assembly and test services, delivered a
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q2 2025 mainly due to higher foreign
exchange gains and increased other operating income. Despite a slight drop in
gross profit margin, the company benefited from favorable currency movements
and non-operational income sources. It recorded a profit before tax of
RM14.475 million in Q2 2025 compared to RM11.659 million in Q1 2025, marking
a 24.2% increase. This improvement reflects better cost management and
external income contributions, even as operating costs rose.
|
Semiconductor |
| Concrete
Engineering Products Berhad (CEPCO) |
Concrete Engineering Products
Berhad (CEPCO), a Malaysian company engaged in the manufacturing and
distribution of prestressed spun concrete piles and poles, delivered a
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 mainly due to a significant
increase in gross profit margin and other income. The improvement was driven
by a credit note issued by a vendor and changes in the bill of materials for
pole products, which helped reduce production costs. CEPCO recorded a profit
before tax of RM3.993 million in Q3 2025 compared to a loss of RM2.550
million in Q2 2025, marking a turnaround and an increase of approximately
256.6%. This rebound reflects better cost efficiency and favorable
adjustments in its operations despite a slight drop in revenue due to shipment
delays.
|
Building Material |
| Glostrext
Berhad |
Glostrext Berhad, a Malaysian
company specializing in geotechnical instrumentation services—including pile
instrumentation, structural and ground monitoring, and static load
testing—delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q1 2026 due to
higher project activity and improved operational efficiency. The company also
expanded into trading electrical products through its newly acquired
Powertecs division, which contributed to revenue growth. Glostrext recorded a
profit before tax of RM3.613 million in Q1 2026 compared to RM1.590 million
in the preceding quarter (Q4 2025), marking a 127.23% increase. The
significant improvement was driven by increased revenue from Singapore-based
projects and better cost control, resulting in a higher profit margin.
|
Construction |
| EcoFirst
Consolidated Berhad |
EcoFirst Consolidated Berhad, a
Malaysian property development and investment company, delivered a stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit in Q4 2025 primarily due to higher work progress
achieved on its KL48 property development project, which significantly boosted
revenue. The company recorded a profit before tax of RM17.56 million in Q4
2025 compared to RM8.92 million in the preceding quarter, marking an increase
of approximately **96.8%**. This improvement was also supported by lower
interest expenses and a fair value gain on investment properties during the
quarter. The KL48 project was the key contributor to the company's
performance, reflecting solid execution and demand in its property
development segment.
|
Property |
| TAS
Offshore Berhad |
TAS Offshore Berhad, a Malaysian
company primarily engaged in shipbuilding and ship repair activities,
delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q4 2025 due to higher
vessel deliveries and improved operational performance. The company recorded
a profit before tax of RM3.05 million in Q4 2025 compared to RM0.30 million
in Q3 2025, marking an increase of approximately **913%**. This surge was
driven by a 36% increase in revenue, rising from RM19.67 million to RM26.68
million, as more vessels were completed and delivered during the quarter. The
company’s strong performance reflects robust demand, particularly from the
Indonesian market, which contributed 95% of its annual revenue.
|
Ship Building |
| TASCO
Berhad |
TASCO Berhad, a Malaysian
logistics company offering international freight forwarding, supply chain
solutions, and domestic transportation services, delivered a stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit in Q1 FY2026 due to improved operational efficiency
and the absence of one-off expenses that impacted the previous quarter. The
company recorded a profit before tax of RM11.825 million in Q1 FY2026
compared to RM4.098 million in Q4 FY2025, representing a **188.6% increase**.
This surge was mainly driven by better performance in its International
Business Solutions segment—particularly the Ocean Freight Forwarding and Air
Freight Forwarding divisions—as well as a recovery in the Contract Logistics
division, which benefited from reduced write-off expenses and increased
contributions from custom clearance and warehouse operations.
|
Logistics |
| CTOS
Digital Berhad |
CTOS Digital Berhad, a Malaysian
company specializing in credit reporting, digital solutions, and alternative
data credit scoring, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q2 2025
due to higher revenue from its Malaysian operations and increased share of
profits from its associate companies. The company recorded a profit before
tax of RM22.95 million in Q2 2025 compared to RM14.53 million in Q1 2025,
marking a **58% increase**. This improvement was driven by stronger demand
for digital reports and monitoring services, cost optimization efforts, and
better performance from its associates, including JurisTech and CIBI. Despite
higher marketing and administrative expenses, the company’s diversified
revenue streams and operational efficiency supported its profitability.
|
Digital Services |
| IGB
Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust (IGB Commercial REIT) |
IGB Commercial Real Estate
Investment Trust (IGB Commercial REIT), a Malaysian property trust focused on
commercial office buildings in Kuala Lumpur, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit in Q2 2025 due to higher rental income from
improved occupancy rates and increased average rental rates across its
portfolio. The trust recorded a profit before tax of RM29.65 million in Q2
2025 compared to RM23.99 million in Q1 2025, marking a **23.6% increase**.
This performance was further boosted by a net fair value gain of RM5.9
million on its investment properties, particularly from Southpoint Offices
& Retail, Menara Tan & Tan, and GTower. The trust’s proactive asset
enhancement initiatives and tenant engagement strategies contributed to its
resilience despite broader market challenges.
|
Reit |
| icapital.biz
Berhad |
icapital.biz Berhad, a Malaysian
closed-end fund company focused on long-term capital appreciation through
equity investments, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q4 FY2025
primarily due to higher dividend income and lower operating expenses. The
company recorded a profit before tax of RM3.20 million in Q4 FY2025 compared
to RM0.70 million in Q3 FY2025, marking a **357% increase**. This improvement
was driven by increased dividend receipts from its investment portfolio and
reduced professional fees. Despite a challenging investment climate and a
significant unrealised loss in fair value changes over the full year, the
fund’s strategic cash holdings and disciplined value investing approach
helped stabilize quarterly performance.
|
Close End Fund |
| Harn
Len Corporation Berhad |
Harn Len Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily engaged in oil palm plantation operations,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q4 FY2025 due to higher
revenue from increased production and sales volume of crude palm oil (CPO)
and palm kernel (PK), as well as a significant gain from the disposal of
investment property. The company recorded a profit before tax of RM26.64
million in Q4 FY2025 compared to RM3.16 million in Q3 FY2025, marking a
**743% increase**. The plantation segment was the main contributor, supported
by favorable average selling prices and improved fresh fruit bunch (FFB)
yields. Additionally, the property segment saw a boost from the sale of
investment assets, further enhancing overall profitability.
|
Oil Palm |
| Oriental
Interest Berhad |
Oriental Interest Berhad, a
Malaysian property development and construction company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 FY2025 due to higher revenue recognition from
ongoing and newly launched property development projects. The company recorded
a profit before tax of RM84.29 million in Q3 FY2025 compared to RM36.85
million in Q2 FY2025, marking a **129% increase**. This surge was mainly
driven by the Property Development segment, which saw a 78% increase in
revenue and a 123% rise in segment profit, supported by strong sales momentum
and improved margins. The successful delivery of vacant possession for
completed projects and the launch of new phases in key developments
contributed significantly to the improved performance.
|
Property |
| ES
Ceramics Technology Berhad |
ES Ceramics Technology Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in manufacturing ceramic hand formers and
building materials, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q4 FY2025
due to higher revenue and a one-off gain from the disposal of a factory. The
company recorded a profit before tax of RM5.37 million in Q4 FY2025 compared
to RM1.43 million in Q3 FY2025, marking a **275.2% increase**. This
improvement was driven by a 4.7% increase in revenue to RM119.66 million,
with the manufacturing division contributing significantly to the profit
surge. The building materials division also saw higher sales volume, although
its profit was slightly impacted by increased raw material costs and
impairment provisions.
|
Building Material |
| British
American Tobacco (Malaysia) Berhad |
British American Tobacco
(Malaysia) Berhad, a leading tobacco company in Malaysia, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit in Q2 2025 due to higher sales volume and improved
operational efficiency. The company recorded a profit before tax of RM70.22
million in Q2 2025 compared to RM39.00 million in Q1 2025, marking a **79.9%
increase**. This was driven by a 94% increase in revenue to RM625 million,
supported by a 97% surge in volume following strategic investments in its
combustibles portfolio. Despite competitive pressures and a slight decline in
market share, the company benefited from reduced operating expenses and
strong performance of its premium brand, Dunhill.
|
Tobacco |
| Alpha
IVF Group Berhad |
Alpha IVF Group Berhad, a
Malaysian healthcare company specializing in assisted reproductive services
such as in-vitro fertilization (IVF), delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit in Q4 FY2025 due to higher patient volume and increased foreign patient
revenue. The company recorded a profit before tax of RM21.37 million in Q4
FY2025 compared to RM15.58 million in Q3 FY2025, marking a **37.2%
increase**. This improvement was driven by a 23.2% rise in revenue to RM50.01
million, supported by expanded service offerings and operational efficiency
across its IVF centers. The company’s strategic expansion into new markets
and facilities also contributed to its robust performance.
|
Healthcare Provider |
| KIP
Real Estate Investment Trust (KIP REIT) |
KIP Real Estate Investment Trust
(KIP REIT), a Malaysian property trust focused on retail and industrial real
estate, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q4 FY2025 due to
higher rental income and a significant fair value gain on investment properties.
The trust recorded a profit before tax of RM79.25 million in Q4 FY2025
compared to RM13.82 million in Q3 FY2025, marking a **473.5% increase**. This
surge was mainly driven by a RM63.27 million unrealised gain from property
revaluations, particularly from assets like KIPMall Tampoi, Kota Tinggi,
Masai, and Senawang. Additionally, net property income rose due to better
performance across its retail malls and recent acquisitions, despite higher
operating and finance costs.
|
Reit |
| Chin
Teck Plantations Berhad |
Chin Teck Plantations Berhad, a
Malaysian plantation company engaged in the cultivation of oil palms and
production of fresh fruit bunches (FFB), crude palm oil (CPO), and palm
kernel (PK), delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 FY2025 due to
higher sales volume and improved selling prices of its palm products. The
company recorded a profit before tax of RM44.25 million in Q3 FY2025 compared
to RM23.30 million in Q2 FY2025, marking a **90% increase**. This surge was
driven by increased production of FFB, CPO, and PK, higher average selling
prices (CPO at RM4,213/tonne vs RM4,076 previously), and a turnaround in
share of results from its associate and joint ventures. The company also
benefited from higher dividend income and lower foreign exchange
losses.
|
Oil Palm |
| United
Plantations Berhad |
Malaysian agribusiness company
primarily engaged in palm oil plantations and refining, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit due to higher crude palm oil (CPO) and palm kernel
(PK) production, improved selling prices, and lower production costs. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM329.1 million from
RM222.4 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 48.0% increase.
The plantation segment saw a 13.8% rise in CPO and 20.5% in PK output, with
average selling prices up 5.6% and 46.5% respectively, while production costs
dropped by 5.1% for CPO and 7.6% for PK. The refinery segment also
contributed positively, supported by better margins and foreign exchange
hedging gains.
|
Oil Palm |
| CEKD
Berhad |
Malaysian manufacturer
specializing in die-cutting solutions and related equipment, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to lower operating expenses
despite a slight dip in revenue. For the quarter ended 31 May 2025, profit
before tax rose to RM2.63 million from RM2.31 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a 13.95% increase. The improvement was driven by
cost savings and operational efficiency, particularly in the manufacturing
segment, which offset reduced trading activity.
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Industrial Service |
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