| Company |
Description |
Industry |
| Malaysian Bulk Carriers
Berhad (Maybulk) |
Malaysian Bulk Carriers Berhad
(Maybulk), a company engaged in shipping, warehousing, and industrial storage
solutions, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q2 2025 mainly
due to higher charter rates and unrealised foreign exchange gains. The
shipping segment saw a significant increase in average charter rates
(USD16,274/day vs USD11,211/day in Q1), while the strengthening of the
Malaysian Ringgit against the US Dollar contributed to a RM4.087 million
unrealised forex gain. The company recorded a profit before tax of RM8.589
million in Q2 2025 compared to RM3.450 million in Q1 2025, marking an
increase of approximately **149%**. This improvement reflects better
performance in its shipping operations and favorable currency movements,
despite pricing pressure in its shelving and storage segment.
|
Shipping |
| Master Tec Group Berhad |
Master Tec Group Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in the manufacturing and trading of low-voltage
power cables, control and instrumentation cables, and infrastructure-related
services, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q2 2025 due to a
significant increase in revenue from its manufacturing and trading segments.
The company recorded a profit before tax of RM8.156 million in Q2 2025
compared to RM5.099 million in Q1 2025, marking an increase of approximately
**60%**. This improvement was driven by higher sales of copper- and
aluminium-cored power cables, a surge in production orders, and contributions
from its newly acquired subsidiary, Sediacom Sdn. Bhd., which added contract
revenue. Despite higher administrative and finance costs, the company’s
diversified revenue streams and operational expansion supported its stronger
profitability.
|
Power Cable |
| Tien Wah Press Holdings
Berhad |
Tien Wah Press Holdings Berhad,
a Malaysian company primarily engaged in printing and packaging—especially
for cigarette-related products—delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
in Q2 2025 due to higher demand from tobacco customers, which lifted revenue
to RM74.5 million from RM63.7 million in Q1 2025. This led to a profit before
tax of RM2.65 million, compared to a loss of RM0.2 million in the preceding
quarter, marking a turnaround and an effective profit increase of over
**1,425%**. The improved performance was driven by increased sales volume and
better operational efficiency, despite challenges from foreign exchange
losses and higher administrative expenses.
|
Packaging |
| TP TEC Holding Berhad |
TP TEC Holding Berhad, a
Malaysian investment holding company involved in generator and light
machinery rentals, filtration product trading, and generator sales, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the period ended 30 June 2025
primarily due to robust demand in its Rental Segment, which contributed
nearly 89% of total revenue, driven by increased activity in the construction
and infrastructure sectors. Compared to the preceding quarter ended 31
December 2024, retained earnings rose from RM10.82 million to RM13.84
million, reflecting a profit increase of approximately 27.9%, underscoring
the company’s operational efficiency and market alignment without reliance on
property development or construction project execution.
|
Industrial Service |
| Tex Cycle Technology (M)
Berhad |
Tex Cycle Technology (M) Berhad,
a Malaysian company involved in recycling and recovery services, trading of
industrial chemicals, renewable energy, and investment holding, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 mainly
due to gains from investment in quoted securities, despite a slight dip in
revenue. Profit before tax rose from RM2.56 million in the previous quarter
to RM3.41 million in the current quarter, marking a **33% increase**. The
renewable energy division also contributed positively, with higher solar
generation from its Feed-in-Tariff and Corporate Renewable Energy Power
Purchase Agreement projects, while its biomass gasification power plant
progressed through key operational testing phases with TNB and SEDA,
supporting future earnings potential.
|
Industrial Service |
| Sunway Real Estate
Investment Trust (Sunway REIT) |
Sunway Real Estate Investment
Trust (Sunway REIT), a Malaysian property trust focused on retail, hotel,
office, industrial, and education-related assets, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 mainly due to a
RM27 million fair value gain from the proposed disposal of Sunway university
& college campus, which lifted unrealised profit significantly. Despite a
slight dip in rental income, overall profit rose from RM104.3 million in the
previous quarter to RM129.4 million, marking a **24% increase**. The Retail
segment performed particularly well, with Sunway Pyramid Mall, Sunway
Carnival Mall, and newly acquired hypermarkets contributing to a 29% jump in
retail revenue and a 32% rise in net property income, driven by higher
footfall and full-quarter rental contributions.
|
Reit |
| Riverview Rubber Estates
Berhad |
Riverview Rubber Estates Berhad,
a Malaysian plantation company primarily engaged in the cultivation and sale
of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) from oil palm estates, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 due to a 12%
increase in FFB production, which offset a 14% drop in average FFB selling
price. This operational boost led to higher gross profit despite slightly
lower revenue. Profit before tax rose from RM2.87 million in the previous
quarter to RM3.12 million in the current quarter, marking a **9% increase**,
driven by improved yields and cost efficiency across its estates.
|
Palm Oil |
| RCE Capital Berhad |
RCE Capital Berhad, a Malaysian
financial services company focused on providing shariah-compliant and
conventional consumer financing, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 primarily due to the absence of goodwill
impairment and lower allowances for impairment loss on receivables, despite a
14% drop in revenue from reduced fee and early settlement income. Profit
after tax rose from RM16.63 million in the previous quarter to RM25.99
million, reflecting a **56.2% increase**, driven by improved asset quality
and cost management.
|
Financial Services |
| Samchem Holdings Berhad |
Samchem Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in the distribution and blending of industrial
chemicals across Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Singapore, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 primarily
due to lower operating expenses—especially a sharp drop in other operating
expenses and finance costs—despite a slight decline in revenue. Profit before
tax rose from RM5.95 million in the previous quarter to RM7.63 million,
marking a 28% increase. The improvement was driven by better cost control and
reduced foreign exchange losses, even as average selling prices remained
under pressure due to global oversupply and trade uncertainties.
|
Chemical |
| Malaysia Smelting
Corporation Berhad (MSC) |
Malaysia Smelting Corporation
Berhad (MSC), a Malaysian company engaged in tin mining and smelting,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June
2025 primarily due to higher sales of tin-bearing slag and by-products, which
offset lower refined tin sales and average tin prices. The Group’s profit
after tax rose from RM8.55 million in the previous quarter to RM18.93 million
in the current quarter, marking a significant increase of approximately
**121%**. This improvement was also supported by a net foreign exchange gain
and better performance from its associate and joint venture. While the tin
smelting segment faced challenges due to lower ore intake and temporary
production disruptions at its Pulau Indah smelter, the tin mining segment
remained resilient with strong output and stable margins.
|
Tin |
| MNRB Holdings Berhad |
MNRB Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian investment holding company with core businesses in reinsurance,
retakaful, and takaful (both general and family), delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 primarily due to
higher insurance and takaful revenue across all segments, improved claims
experience, and strong investment income—especially fair value gains in
equities and bonds. Profit before tax rose from RM101.8 million in the
preceding quarter to RM192.7 million, marking an impressive **89.4%
increase**. The reinsurance segment was the standout performer, contributing
significantly to the profit surge, while the general takaful segment also saw
notable growth driven by motor portfolio expansion.
|
Insurance |
| MMS Ventures Berhad |
MMS Ventures Berhad, a Malaysian
company specializing in the design and manufacture of automated systems and
machinery, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended
30 June 2025 mainly due to higher machine deliveries to smart device
customers, which doubled revenue to RM10.84 million from RM5.41 million in
the previous quarter. Gross profit surged by 182%, and fair value gains on
investments further boosted other income. Net profit rose from RM2.35 million
to RM2.80 million, marking a **19% increase**, supported by improved margins
and investment returns.
|
Industrial Service |
| KKB Engineering Berhad |
KKB Engineering Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in engineering, manufacturing, and
construction—particularly steel fabrication and civil
infrastructure—delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter
ended 30 June 2025 mainly due to higher revenue from its Manufacturing
segment, especially the steel pipes and LPG cylinders divisions. Revenue rose
to RM55.6 million from RM45.1 million in the previous quarter, while profit
before tax surged from a loss of RM4.2 million to a profit of RM10.4 million,
marking a significant turnaround. This represents a profit increase of
approximately **346%**, driven by improved performance across both
engineering and manufacturing sectors, lower finance costs, and better
project execution. Key contributors include supply contracts for water
infrastructure projects in Sabah and Sarawak, such as the Salim Water
Treatment Plant and Serian Regional Water Supply Phase II.
|
Engineering Service |
| Keyfield International
Berhad |
Keyfield
International Berhad, a Malaysian company specializing in chartering offshore
accommodation vessels and providing onboard services to the oil and gas
industry, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended
30 June 2025 mainly due to higher vessel utilization and a RM25.7 million
gain from the disposal of its vessel Keyfield Lestari. Profit after tax rose
from RM20.7 million in the previous quarter to RM66.4 million, marking a
significant 220.9% increase. The company benefited from increased chartered days for its
own vessels, including contributions from newly acquired vessels Keyfield
Gratitude and Keyfield Blessing, which helped offset lower demand in the
local offshore support vessel market.
|
Energy Service |
| Go Innovate Asia Berhad |
Go Innovate Asia Berhad, a
Malaysian company operating a digital gold trading platform and offering
physical gold products and related services, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 mainly due to a
surge in gold trading volume and higher average gold prices, which rose from
RM347 to RM448 per gram. This drove revenue up to RM2.00 billion from RM875.4
million in the previous quarter, with gross profit margin improving from
1.39% to 2.01%. Profit after tax rose from RM2.06 million to RM2.26 million,
marking a **9.7% increase**, supported by higher platform activity and
improved pricing, despite increased administrative and IT-related
expenses.
|
Gold |
| YX Precious Metals Bhd |
YX Precious Metals Bhd, a
Malaysian company engaged in the wholesale, design, and manufacturing of gold
jewellery, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended
30 June 2025 mainly due to higher gold prices, which boosted gross margins
despite relatively stable revenue. Profit before tax rose from RM3.49 million
in the previous quarter to RM4.97 million, marking a **42.4% increase**,
driven by improved profitability in the wholesale segment and better cost
management.
|
Gold |
| TSA Group Berhad |
TSA Group Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in trading stainless steel and other metal products as well
as manufacturing stainless steel pipes, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 due to improved gross profit
margins, reversal of RM1.7 million provision for slow-moving inventories, and
gains from foreign exchange and lower impairment losses. Despite a slight dip
in revenue, profit before tax rose from RM5.75 million in the previous
quarter to RM8.05 million, marking a **39.9% increase**. The company is not
in property or construction, but it has begun earthworks for a new
manufacturing facility in Semenyih, which may support future growth.
|
Steel |
| Topmix Berhad |
Topmix Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in the trading and manufacturing of decorative surface
products such as high-pressure laminates (HPL), PVC plywood, and
melamine-faced chipboard (MFC), delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 due to higher sales volume—especially in
HPL and PVC plywood—and improved gross profit margins supported by favorable
foreign currency movements. Profit before tax rose from RM4.26 million in the
previous quarter to RM5.70 million, marking a **33.7% increase**, driven by
both increased revenue and better cost efficiency. The company newly launched
MFC product line showed promising market acceptance, contributing positively
to the quarter’s performance.
|
Building Material |
| Ranhill Utilities Berhad |
Ranhill Utilities Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily involved in water supply services, power
generation, and engineering consultancy, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 due to higher
contributions from its water segment—especially Ranhill SAJ—and the
recognition of a government grant that offset increased lease rental costs
under Operating Period 5. Profit before tax rose from RM7.14 million in the
previous quarter to RM21.16 million, marking a **196.3% increase**, driven by
improved operating margins and lower consultancy segment losses. The water
operations in Johor and power plants in Sabah remain its key revenue
drivers.
|
Utilities |
| S P Setia Berhad |
S P Setia Berhad, a leading
Malaysian property developer, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 mainly due to the recognition of land
sales in Taman Pelangi Indah, which boosted earnings despite lower overall
revenue. The company recorded a profit before tax of RM195.7 million, up from
RM141 million in the previous quarter, marking a **38.8% increase**. While
contributions from international projects like Australia and Vietnam
declined, the domestic property development segment—particularly the Taman
Pelangi Indah land sale—was the key driver of improved profitability this
quarter.
|
Property |
| Malaysia Marine and Heavy
Engineering Holdings Berhad (MHB) |
Malaysia Marine and Heavy
Engineering Holdings Berhad (MHB), a Malaysian company specializing in marine
engineering, offshore fabrication, and ship repair services, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 mainly
due to higher revenue recognition from ongoing heavy engineering projects and
improved operational efficiency. Profit after tax rose from RM8.55 million in
the previous quarter to RM18.93 million, marking a significant **121%
increase**. The improvement was driven by better project execution and margin
recovery in the heavy engineering segment, particularly from offshore
structure fabrication works, while the marine segment remained stable with
consistent contributions from ship repair activities.
|
Energy Service |
| Manulife Holdings Berhad |
Manulife Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in life insurance, asset management, and investment
holding, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the three months
ended 30 June 2025 due to significantly improved investment results, especially
from unrealised fair value gains on bonds and equities. Profit before tax
surged from RM7.8 million in Q1 2025 to RM58.7 million in Q2 2025,
representing a **remarkable 552% increase**. The life insurance segment was
the main contributor, rebounding from a loss in the previous quarter to a
RM42 million profit, driven by better market performance and lower expected
future cashflows.
|
Insurance |
| HSS Engineers Berhad (HSSEB) |
HSS Engineers Berhad (HSSEB), a
Malaysian engineering consultancy and project management firm, delivered a
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the three months ended 30 June 2025
due to higher revenue from engineering design and project management services,
particularly from the Tuna Tekra container terminal project in India, the
Rancangan Tebatan Banjir Sg. Kelang flood mitigation project, and the KTP
Data Centre in Johor Bahru. Profit before tax rose from RM2.4 million in Q1
2025 to RM9.3 million in Q2 2025, marking a **289% increase**, driven by
improved project mix and stronger gross margins. HSSEB is not a property
developer but a construction-related consultancy, with its performance
closely tied to infrastructure and industrial projects.
|
Industrial Service |
| Gromutual Berhad |
Gromutual Berhad, a Malaysian
property development and property management company, delivered a
significantly stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the three months ended
30 June 2025 due to robust sales of completed industrial projects, which
drove a sharp increase in revenue and margins. Profit before tax rose from
RM7.98 million in Q1 2025 to RM30.76 million in Q2 2025, marking a **285%
increase**. The standout performer was the property development segment,
which saw a surge in revenue from RM5.44 million to RM75.82 million, largely
attributed to successful sales of industrial units. Meanwhile, the property
management segment experienced lower rental income due to reduced occupancy,
but overall group performance was lifted by the development sales.
|
Property |
| BWYS Group Berhad |
BWYS Group Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in the manufacturing, sale, and rental of steel and
metal-related products, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for
the three months ended 30 June 2025 due to higher sales volume across its
segments, especially in Malaysia, and increased other operating income from
factory and machinery rentals. Profit before tax rose from RM4.20 million in
Q1 2025 to RM5.91 million in Q2 2025, marking a **40.6% increase**. The
improvement was driven by growing demand from the domestic construction
sector and gains from disposal of rental scaffoldings. BWYS is not a property
or construction developer but supports construction activities through its
steel products and scaffolding services.
|
Steel |
| Avangaad Berhad |
Avangaad Berhad, formerly known
as E.A. Technique (M) Berhad, is a Malaysian marine services company
specializing in vessel chartering and port marine operations. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025, the company delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
due to higher charter rates and improved utilization of its fast crew boats,
alongside a recovery of earlier provisions. Profit before tax rose from
RM5.44 million in Q1 2025 to RM8.16 million in Q2 2025, marking a **50%
increase**. Avangaad company performance was driven by operational efficiency
and contract wins in marine services.
|
Energy Service |
| 3REN Berhad |
3REN Berhad, a Malaysian company
specializing in product engineering services and manufacturing automation
solutions for industries such as semiconductors, automotive, and consumer
electronics, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter
ended 30 June 2025 due to higher revenue from completed automation projects
and increased engineering service orders from major clients. Profit before
tax rose from RM655,000 in the previous quarter to RM5.28 million, marking a
significant **705% increase**, driven by successful deliveries to customers
in consumer electronics, contact lenses, and automotive sensor manufacturing,
as well as expanded engineering support for semiconductor and electronics
firms.
|
Industrial Service |
| YTL Power International
Berhad |
YTL Power International Berhad,
a Malaysian conglomerate involved in power generation, water and sewerage
services, telecommunications, and investment holding, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit for the quarter ended 30 June 2025 mainly due to higher
pool prices and better margins in its Power Generation segment, as well as a
price increase approved by the UK regulator in its Water & Sewerage
segment. Profit before tax rose from RM635.2 million in the previous quarter
to RM914.1 million, marking a **43.9% increase**, while revenue climbed 13.6%
to RM5.55 billion. The Group’s diversified operations helped offset weaker
performance in its Telecommunications and Investment Holding segments, with
the UK-based Wessex Water and Singapore-based YTL PowerSeraya contributing
significantly to the improved results.
|
Utilities |
| YTL Corporation Berhad |
YTL Corporation Berhad, a
diversified Malaysian conglomerate involved in utilities, cement
manufacturing, property development, construction, hotels, and digital
banking, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
pool prices and improved margins in its Power Generation division, as well as
a price increase approved by the UK regulator in its Water & Sewerage
business. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by
**42%** to RM1.40 billion compared to RM986.7 million in the preceding
quarter. While its property segment saw continued contributions from a UK
development and a Selangor project, the construction division’s profit was
supported by reduced operating costs following the completion of a
third-party contract.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Unique Fire Holdings Berhad |
Unique Fire Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in the manufacturing, assembly, and
distribution of fire protection systems and equipment, delivered a stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher demand for certain products
following the end of the festive season, which led to a resumption of
business activities. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax
rose by **92.5%** to RM3.67 million compared to RM1.91 million in the
preceding quarter. The surge in profit was driven by increased revenue from
all segments—especially assembly and distribution—though partially offset by
higher depreciation, staff remuneration, and performance incentives.
|
Building Material |
| Symphony Life Berhad |
Symphony Life Berhad, a
Malaysian property developer involved in residential and commercial projects,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher dividend
income from its joint ventures and increased sales of completed inventories. For
the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **66.9%** to RM3.90
million compared to RM2.34 million in the preceding quarter. The improvement
was driven by a RM3 million dividend from joint ventures and RM1.2 million in
inventory sales. The group’s ANISE 1 and 2 projects in Amanjaya, which were
completed and delivered on time, continue to support its performance, while
upcoming launches like ANISE 3 and STAR KIARA in Mont Kiara are expected to
strengthen future earnings.
|
Property |
| Sarawak Plantation Berhad |
Sarawak Plantation Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in oil palm plantation and milling operations,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher fresh fruit
bunch (FFB) production and improved margins from estate operations. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **18.6%** to RM36.76
million compared to RM31.0 million in the preceding quarter. The increase was
also supported by a higher fair value gain on biological assets of RM9.01
million versus RM4.1 million previously. The oil palm segment contributed
99.8% of total revenue, with estate operations generating RM65.9 million in
revenue and RM23.8 million in segment profit, while mill operations added
RM119.9 million in revenue and RM6.5 million in profit.
|
Palm Oil |
| SHL Consolidated Bhd |
SHL Consolidated Bhd, a
Malaysian property developer involved in residential and commercial projects
as well as construction, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to lower distribution costs and higher other income, including interest income.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **5.4%** to
RM12.58 million compared to RM11.94 million in the immediate preceding
quarter. The improvement was supported by the completion of a property
project that converted contract assets into cash, and the company’s ongoing
focus on landed homes in Bandar Sungai Long, Goodview Heights, Alam Budiman,
and Rasa—all located in Selangor. These projects continue to underpin its
performance, with unsold units now replenishing inventory for future
sales.
|
Property |
| Rohas Tecnic Berhad |
Rohas Tecnic Berhad, a Malaysian
engineering and infrastructure company involved in tower fabrication, EPCC
(engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning), and concession
services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue from its EPCC and tower manufacturing segments, improved cost
control, and reduced administrative expenses. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025, profit before tax rose by **301%** to RM6.19 million compared to a loss
of RM3.08 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The turnaround was
driven by a 44% increase in revenue to RM74.98 million, supported by ongoing
EPCC projects in power transmission and telecommunications, as well as
sustained demand for tower fabrication and galvanising services.
|
Engineering Service |
| CJ Century Logistics
Holdings Berhad |
CJ Century Logistics Holdings
Berhad, a Malaysian integrated logistics provider offering total logistics
and procurement services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to improved cost efficiency and higher export volumes in its Procurement
Logistics segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose
by **178%** to RM5.78 million compared to RM2.08 million in the immediate
preceding quarter. Although overall revenue declined by 10% to RM183.51
million, the Group achieved better margins through lower operating expenses
and finance costs. The Procurement Logistics segment contributed RM102.95
million in revenue, driven by increased export demand, while the Total
Logistics Services segment saw reduced activity across freight forwarding,
transportation, and trading operations. |
Logistics |
| Sime Darby Property Berhad |
Sime Darby Property Berhad, a
leading Malaysian property developer involved in township development,
investment and asset management, and leisure operations, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue from its property development
segment, especially from key townships such as City of Elmina, Bandar Bukit
Raja, and Serenia City. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax
rose by **21.8%** to RM218.8 million compared to RM179.6 million in the
immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by a well-balanced
product mix, contributions from non-core land sales, and reduced losses in
the leisure segment, although partially offset by a loss in the investment
and asset management segment due to pre-operating costs for upcoming assets
like KLGCC Mall.
|
Property |
| Dayang Enterprise Holdings
Berhad |
Dayang Enterprise Holdings
Berhad, a Malaysian oil and gas services company specializing in offshore
topside maintenance, marine vessel chartering, and equipment rental,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher vessel
utilization and increased work orders from oil majors. For the quarter ended
30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **532%** to RM116.4 million compared
to RM18.4 million in the immediate preceding quarter. This surge was driven
by a jump in vessel utilization from 26% to 64%, the commencement of new
contracts in March and April 2025, and a net foreign exchange gain of RM19.6
million.
|
Energy Service |
| Engtex Group Berhad |
Engtex Group Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in manufacturing and trading of pipes, valves, fittings,
steel-related products, and property development, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher production and delivery output
of certain manufactured steel products, as well as gains from disposal of
assets and quoted investments. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit
before tax rose by **168.7%** to RM6.71 million compared to RM2.50 million in
the immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by recovering
market demand, particularly in the manufacturing segment, and supported by a
RM2.1 million gain from disposal of quoted investments and RM0.7 million gain
from sale of assets held for sale. The Amanja property project in Kepong
continued to contribute, with 98.2% of residential units sold as of 30 June
2025.
|
Building Material |
| QES Group Berhad |
QES Group Berhad, a Malaysian
company specializing in manufacturing, distribution, and servicing of
inspection, metrology, and automated handling equipment for the semiconductor
and electronics industries, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher equipment deliveries and improved gross margins in both its
distribution and manufacturing divisions. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025,
profit before tax rose by **321.7%** to RM6.23 million compared to RM1.48
million in the immediate preceding quarter. The surge was driven by a 69.1%
increase in revenue to RM77.37 million, supported by stronger sales in
Malaysia and across ASEAN markets, particularly in Vietnam, Thailand, and the
Philippines.
|
Industrial Service |
| Ibraco Berhad |
Ibraco Berhad, a Malaysian
property developer and construction company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue from its construction
segment and increased property sales, as well as a one-off compensation
income related to land resumption by the government. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025, profit before tax rose by **80%** to RM36.97 million compared to
RM20.54 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was
driven by ongoing construction works for the Kuching Urban Transportation
System and the second trunk road in Kota Samarahan, while its flagship
township project, The NorthBank, continued to perform well with strong sales
momentum and contributions from residential and commercial units.
|
Property |
| Bintulu Port Holdings Berhad |
Bintulu Port Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company operating port services and bulking facilities, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher other income and
lower operating expenses, despite a slight drop in revenue. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **4.1%** to RM44.18 million
compared to RM42.43 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The
improvement was supported by increased contributions from Samalaju Industrial
Port, particularly from project cargo handling, and a rise in other income
from investment returns and rental.
|
Port |
| Matrix Concepts Holdings
Berhad |
Matrix Concepts Holdings Berhad,
a Malaysian property developer with additional interests in construction,
education, hospitality, and healthcare, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to lower selling and marketing expenses and a reduced
effective tax rate, despite a slight dip in revenue. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025, profit after tax rose by **53.9%** to RM64.18 million compared to
RM41.69 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was
supported by continued strong performance from its flagship township,
Sendayan Developments in Negeri Sembilan, which contributed RM226.4 million
in revenue, and its high-rise project Levia Residence in Kuala Lumpur, which
recorded RM26.6 million in sales. These developments helped offset lower
gross margins and a decline in revenue from other segments.
|
Property |
| Perdana Petroleum Berhad |
Perdana Petroleum Berhad, a
Malaysian offshore marine services company providing support vessels to the
oil and gas industry, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due
to higher vessel utilisation and significant unrealised foreign exchange
gains. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **350%**
to RM41.34 million compared to a loss of RM16.53 million in the immediate
preceding quarter. This turnaround was driven by the commencement of
long-term accommodation work barge contracts in April and May, which lifted
vessel utilisation from 31% to 52%, and a RM19.6 million forex gain as the
ringgit strengthened against the US dollar.
|
Energy Service |
| Pesona Metro Holdings Berhad |
Pesona Metro Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian construction and property development company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher progress billings from ongoing
construction projects and increased contributions from its property development
subsidiary, Gaya Kuasa Sdn Bhd. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit
before tax rose by **48.5%** to RM14.45 million compared to RM9.73 million in
the immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by better project
margins and higher revenue from both construction and property segments, with
Gaya Kuasa’s development activities contributing positively to the overall
performance.
|
Construction |
| Prolintas Infra Business
Trust |
Prolintas Infra Business Trust,
an Islamic business trust operating and maintaining four urban highways in
the Klang Valley (AKLEH, GCE, LKSA, and SILK), delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher toll revenue driven by
increased traffic volume across all highways and improved returns from
Shariah-compliant placements and investments. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025, profit before tax rose by **36%** to RM15.91 million compared to
RM11.69 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The uplift was supported
by stable operating costs and the absence of major festive seasons or school
holidays, which typically reduce traffic flow. SILK and GCE highways showed
particularly strong performance due to improved connectivity and new township
developments.
|
Highway |
| Paramount Corporation Berhad |
Paramount Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in property development, education, and
investment, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue recognition from its property development segment and improved margins
from completed and ongoing projects. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025,
profit before tax rose by **44.6%** to RM29.2 million compared to RM20.2
million in the immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by
strong sales and construction progress from projects such as Sejati Lakeside
2 in Cyberjaya and Berkeley Uptown in Klang, while its education segment
remained stable and investment income contributed positively.
|
Property |
| MHC Plantation Berhad |
MHC Plantation Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in oil palm plantation, milling, and power
generation, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
fresh fruit bunch (FFB) production and improved contribution from its biomass
power plant segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax
rose by **50.2%** to RM6.91 million compared to RM4.60 million in the
immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by increased FFB
output from its estates and better efficiency in its power generation
operations, while its plantation segment remained the core contributor to
group revenue. |
Palm Oil |
Mega First Corporation
Berhad
|
Mega First Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian conglomerate involved in renewable energy, limestone-based
resources, packaging, and investment holding, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher energy generation from its Don
Sahong hydropower plant and lower operating costs following turbine overhaul.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **29.1%** to
RM91.33 million compared to RM70.75 million in the immediate preceding
quarter. The Renewable Energy division was the key driver, with energy output
rising 17.8% to 569.8 GWh as water levels recovered post-dry season, while
the Packaging and Resources divisions saw softer performance due to margin
pressure and weaker demand.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Mestron Holdings Berhad |
Mestron Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily engaged in the manufacturing and supply of poles
for infrastructure and industrial applications, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher sales volume of specialty
poles and improved gross profit margin from better cost control. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **33.4%** to RM3.66
million compared to RM2.74 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The
improvement was driven by increased demand for decorative and specialty poles
used in infrastructure projects, while its trading and engineering services
segments remained stable.
|
Building Material |
| Magnum Berhad |
Magnum Berhad, a Malaysian
company primarily engaged in the gaming business through its 4D lottery
operations, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
gross sales from increased draw days and improved prize payout margins. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **20.4%** to RM61.6
million compared to RM51.2 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The
improvement was driven by a higher number of draws (13 vs. 12 in Q1), better
cost control, and stable operating expenses.
|
Gaming |
| Kelington Group Berhad |
Kelington Group Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in ultra high purity engineering, process and
general contracting services, and industrial gas manufacturing, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher equipment deliveries and
improved gross margins in both its engineering and industrial gas segments.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **21%** to
RM41.34 million compared to RM34.21 million in the immediate preceding
quarter. The improvement was driven by better project mix with higher
margins, especially from advanced engineering projects in Singapore, and
steady demand for liquid carbon dioxide (LCO₂) in the industrial gas
division.
|
Industrial Service |
| Inta Bina Group Berhad |
Inta Bina Group Berhad, a
Malaysian construction company specializing in building construction for
residential, commercial, and industrial projects, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher progress billings from ongoing
projects and improved cost control. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025,
profit before tax rose by **30.3%** to RM4.99 million compared to RM3.83
million in the immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by
steady execution of construction contracts, particularly residential
developments in the Klang Valley, and better management of operating
expenses.
|
Construction |
| IFCA MSC Berhad |
IFCA MSC Berhad, a Malaysian
software company specializing in enterprise solutions for property,
construction, and hospitality sectors, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher software licensing revenue and improved cost
efficiency. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by
**48.2%** to RM1.81 million compared to RM1.22 million in the immediate
preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by increased demand for digital
transformation solutions among property developers and better margin control
across its regional operations.
|
Software |
| Hextar Industries Berhad |
Hextar Industries Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in the manufacturing and distribution of
fertilisers, industrial products, and consumer goods, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher fertiliser deliveries
following the Hari Raya Aidilfitri festive season. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025, profit before tax rose by **237.3%** to RM9.57 million compared to
RM2.84 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The Fertilisers division,
which contributed 87% of group revenue, drove the improvement, while the
Industrial and Consumer segment remained subdued due to initial setup costs
and softening equipment rental demand. |
Diversified Industrial |
| Ge-Shen Corporation Berhad |
Ge-Shen Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian manufacturing group specializing in plastic molded products, rubber
components, and precision engineering, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to the consolidation of Local Assembly Sdn Bhd as a
subsidiary (previously an associate), improved operational efficiency, and
gains from disposal of non-core properties. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025, profit after tax rose by **75.5%** to RM9.27 million compared to RM5.28
million in the immediate preceding quarter. The increase was supported by
higher revenue (up 75.8% to RM95.8 million), better cost control, and
stronger contributions from Malaysian operations.
|
Engineering Service |
| Feytech Holdings Berhad |
Feytech Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in the manufacturing of automotive seats and
covers, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
sales of automotive covers and improved demand from two automotive brands.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **51.9%** to
RM4.02 million compared to RM2.65 million in the immediate preceding quarter.
The increase was driven by an 8% rise in revenue to RM31.86 million and a
30.3% improvement in gross profit, reflecting better economies of scale and
cost efficiency. |
Auto Parts |
| Farm Price Holdings Berhad |
Farm Price Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in poultry farming, food processing, and retail
distribution, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher sales volume of processed poultry products and improved operational efficiency
across its supply chain. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before
tax rose by **41.6%** to RM3.83 million compared to RM2.71 million in the
immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by increased demand
during festive periods, better cost management in feed and logistics, and
stable contributions from its retail outlets.
|
Food & Beverage |
| Evergreen Max Cash Capital
Berhad |
Evergreen Max Cash Capital
Berhad, a Malaysian company engaged in pawnbroking, gold and luxury product
retailing, and Islamic financing via Tawarruq, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher pawn loan disbursements and
increased gold sales. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax
rose by **73.3%** to RM12.28 million compared to RM7.08 million in the
immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by a 28.9% increase
in conventional pawn loans, a 127.8% jump in gold and luxury product sales,
and a 955% surge in Tawarruq-based financing. These gains were supported by
better access to capital through revolving credit facilities and rising gold
prices, while operating margins improved across all segments.
|
Financial Services |
| Dancomech Holdings Berhad |
Dancomech Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in trading and manufacturing of industrial pumps,
process control equipment, metal stamping, and engineering services,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue
from its Trading, Metal Stamping, and E&E Engineering segments, driven by
increased customer demand. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before
tax rose by **26.8%** to RM5.64 million compared to RM4.45 million in the
immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was supported by better sales
volumes and operational efficiency.
|
Industrial Product |
| Deleum Berhad |
Deleum Berhad, a Malaysian oil
and gas services company providing turbine maintenance, well services, and
specialty chemicals, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due
to higher revenue from its Oilfield Integrated Services segment, improved
gross margins, and contributions from its newly acquired Indonesian
subsidiary, PT OSA Industries Indonesia. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025,
profit attributable to equity holders rose by **57.9%** to RM19.59 million
compared to RM12.41 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The
improvement was driven by increased activities in maintenance, construction,
and modification (MCM) projects, slickline services, and well stimulation,
while the Power and Machinery segment saw higher retrofit and turbine-related
work.
|
Energy Service |
| Colform Group Berhad |
Colform Group Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in manufacturing and trading of roll-formed metal
products and building materials, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher sales volume, improved product mix, and better cost control.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **46.2%** to
RM3.96 million compared to RM2.71 million in the immediate preceding quarter.
The improvement was driven by increased demand for metal roofing and
structural products, particularly from the construction and renovation
sectors, while operating margins benefited from lower raw material costs and
enhanced production efficiency.
|
Steel |
| Coraza Integrated Technology
Berhad |
Coraza Integrated Technology
Berhad, a Malaysian precision engineering firm specializing in sheet metal
fabrication, precision machining, and structural components for industries
like semiconductors, medical devices, and aerospace, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit due to sustained recovery in the global semiconductor sector. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025, its profit before tax rose by **19.3%** to RM4.21
million from RM3.53 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The
improvement was driven by higher revenue from semiconductor clients, which
boosted production volumes and economies of scale, alongside better gross
margins despite rising costs.
|
Engineering Service |
| Cepatwawasan Group Berhad |
Cepatwawasan Group Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily involved in oil palm plantation, milling, and
biomass power generation, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher fresh fruit bunch (FFB) production and improved mill margins.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **119%** to
RM12.15 million from RM5.56 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The
surge was driven by a **39% increase in FFB production**, better CPO
extraction rates, and higher mill throughput, although partially offset by
lower average selling prices for crude palm oil (CPO) and palm kernel (PK),
and reduced power exports due to a temporary shutdown at the Biogas Plant.
|
Palm Oil |
| CBH Engineering Holding
Berhad |
CBH Engineering Holding Berhad,
a Malaysian engineering firm specializing in mechanical and electrical
(M&E) systems for power distribution, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to the billing milestones achieved for
several M&E system projects that progressed beyond early execution
stages. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by
**88.8%** to RM14.20 million from RM7.52 million in the immediate preceding
quarter. The surge was driven by a **63.8% increase in revenue**, reflecting
accelerated project execution and improved margin contributions. While the
company is not a property developer, its construction-related activities in
power distribution systems—particularly two newly secured projects worth RM366.65
million—are expected to support future growth.
|
Engineering Service |
| Alpha Ocean Resources Berhad |
Alpha Ocean Resources Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in commercial deep-sea fishing, port landing
services, and seafood trading, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher revenue from its expanded port landing segment and gains
from vessel disposals. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax
rose by **226%** to RM2.44 million from a loss of RM1.93 million in the
immediate preceding quarter. This turnaround was driven by improved catch
volumes, better selling prices, disciplined cost control—especially on
diesel—and a one-off gain of RM4.9 million from the sale of two vessels (Ibu
Wira 1 and Ibu Wira 2).
|
Food & Beverage |
| 7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings
Berhad |
7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings
Berhad, a Malaysian retail company operating convenience stores under the
“7-Eleven” brand, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue from festive spending during Hari Raya and the expansion of its
CAFé by 7-Eleven store format. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit
before tax rose by **72.3%** to RM21.13 million from RM12.28 million in the
immediate preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by a net addition of
58 new stores and 272 CAFé conversions, which enhanced fresh food and coffee
offerings, leading to better gross margins.
|
Retailer |
| Paramount Corporation Berhad |
Paramount Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian property development and investment company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to improved contributions from its
property segment and better performance across its coworking and investment divisions.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose by **33%** to
RM30.06 million from RM22.56 million in the immediate preceding quarter. The
increase was driven by higher revenue from The Atera (Petaling Jaya),
Utropolis Batu Kawan (Penang), and Bukit Banyan (Kedah), which were the
top-performing property projects. Additionally, the coworking segment
returned to profitability with contributions from Scalable Malaysia, and the
investment division saw better results from Dewakan restaurant and Mercure
Glenmarie hotel.
|
Property |
| XOX Technology Berhad |
XOX Technology Berhad, a
Malaysian digital solutions provider focused on mobile services and
cloud-based platforms, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to lower staff costs and improved performance in its cloud services
segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax rose
by **21.4%** to RM3.69 million compared to RM3.04 million in the immediate
preceding quarter. The improvement was driven by cost savings at the
corporate level and a turnaround in cloud services, which posted a profit
after previously incurring losses. However, revenue declined by 21% to RM28.0
million due to reduced SMS broadcast volumes from banking and corporate
clients in Pakistan.
|
Digital Services |
| Xin Hwa Holdings Berhad |
Xin Hwa Holdings Berhad, which
is involved in land transport, warehousing, and other services , delivered a
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit due to a few key factors. The increase in
profitability was primarily driven by an 83.5% increase in total revenue,
rising from RM19.3 million in the immediate preceding financial quarter
(ended 31 March 2025) to RM35.5 million in the current financial quarter
(ended 30 June 2025). This higher revenue was mainly contributed by its
subsidiaries in the land and transport operation segment. Additionally, the
increase in profit was attributed to a gain on bad debt recovered and the
absence of the negative impact experienced in the previous quarter, which was
caused by a JPJ suspension operation order that led to unavoidable fixed
overhead costs. The Group reported a profit before tax (PBT) of RM3.2 million
for the current quarter, compared to a loss before tax (LBT) of RM7.6 million
in the immediate preceding quarter. This represents a significant turnaround,
with a reported increase in profit before tax of 142.1% compared to the
immediate preceding quarter's loss.
|
Logistics |
| Unitrade Industries Berhad |
Unitrade Industries Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in wholesale distribution, metal recycling,
renewable energy, manufacturing, and equipment rental, delivered a stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to improved gross profit margins and a reversal
of impairment losses on trade receivables. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025
(Q1 FY2026), profit before tax rose to RM12.3 million from a loss of RM1.1
million in the preceding quarter, marking a turnaround of over **100%**. This
was driven by a strategic shift away from lower-margin products, better
credit recovery, and lower inventory impairments. The manufacturing segment
also saw better contributions following the launch of a new pipe fabrication
centre in March 2025, while the metal recycling division benefited from the
acquisition of Kien San Metal Sdn Bhd, expanding its national
footprint.
|
Industrial Service |
| Uni Wall APS Holdings Berhad |
Uni Wall APS Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in building façade systems and property
development, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to the
commencement of new construction projects and a Built, Operate and Transfer
(BOT) contract, alongside effective cost control and strategic planning. For
the six months ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax rose to RM5.47 million
from RM3.05 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **79.3%** increase. The boost was driven by higher revenue from new façade
installation contracts and the BOT initiative, which significantly expanded
the company’s earnings base. Notably, the University City Development project
in Sintok near Universiti Utara Malaysia is a key contributor, expected to
generate long-term value through student hostels, staff housing, and
commercial facilities.
|
Construction |
| TXCD Berhad |
TXCD Berhad, a Malaysian company
primarily engaged in construction, trading, and renovation services,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to the securing of
three new construction projects and a one-off RM5.33 million debt waiver from
a discharged bank borrowing. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit after
tax rose to RM4.94 million from RM1.07 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **362% increase**. The boost was driven by higher revenue
from the construction segment, which contributed RM16.37 million, alongside
improved gross margins and lower finance costs. No specific property
development was mentioned, and the company’s focus remains on expanding its
construction activities as the main revenue driver.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Titijaya Land Berhad |
Titijaya Land Berhad, a
Malaysian property development company, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to the completion of two key projects—The Riv @ KL Sentral
and Aster & Adam @ Klang—which boosted revenue and margins. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax rose to RM4.49 million from RM1.51
million in the preceding quarter, marking a **197.5% increase**. The improved
performance was also supported by ongoing contributions from Seiring @ Bukit
Subang, The Ria @ KL Sentral, and Zone Innovation Park 2 @ Klang.
Additionally, new revenue streams from its hospitality and logistics leasing
operations helped diversify earnings and strengthen overall results.
|
Property |
| Tanco Holdings Berhad |
Tanco Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in property development, construction, resort
operations, and investment holdings, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher contributions from its property development and
financing segments. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax rose
to RM5.87 million from RM1.66 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **253.6% increase**. The improvement was driven by the completion
and handover of hotel service suites, which boosted property development
revenue, and better margins from financing activities. While construction
revenue declined slightly due to timing of ECRL subgrade works, the Group’s
Quest Hotel Midport and upcoming high-density residential project in Puchong
are expected to support future growth.
|
Property |
| TechStore Berhad |
TechStore Berhad, a Malaysian
enterprise IT solutions provider specializing in design, implementation, and
maintenance of systems for public infrastructure and government agencies,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue
from its Light Rail Transit 3 (LRT3) Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) project
and increased finance income from lease receivables. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM3.84 million from RM2.00 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **92.1% increase**. The
improvement was also supported by lower administrative expenses following the
absence of one-off listing costs incurred in the previous quarter.
|
Digital Services |
| Subur Tiasa Holdings Berhad |
Subur Tiasa Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in oil palm cultivation, timber extraction, and
manufacturing of wood-based products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to improved margins in its timber segment and higher lease
income from its diversified operations. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025,
profit before tax rose to RM2.92 million from RM1.13 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **158.4% increase**. While revenue declined 18%
to RM70.9 million, the timber segment narrowed its losses through cost
rationalisation and restructuring, and the “Others” segment—comprising
towage, insurance, and property—posted a strong turnaround with RM5.4 million
in profit. The oil palm segment saw lower profit due to weaker crude palm oil
prices, but upcoming peak crop season is expected to support future
performance.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Sungei Bagan Rubber Company
(Malaya) Berhad |
Sungei Bagan Rubber Company
(Malaya) Berhad, a Malaysian investment holding and plantation company,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher crop sales,
increased dividend income, and favourable foreign exchange gains. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM23.31 million from RM7.22
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **223% increase**. The
improvement was driven by higher fresh fruit bunch (FFB) sales, dividend
income of RM7.07 million, a foreign exchange gain of RM7.62 million, and a
fair value gain of RM4.36 million on investments. Additionally, the company
recognised RM1.82 million in compensation from a land acquisition by the
state government.
|
Palm Oil |
| Samaiden Group Berhad |
Samaiden Group Berhad, a
Malaysian clean energy solutions provider specializing in engineering,
procurement, construction, and commissioning (EPCC) of solar energy systems,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to the continued
progress of large-scale solar projects under the Corporate Green Power
Programme (CGPP). For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax rose
to RM7.08 million from RM5.81 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **21.9% increase**. The boost was driven by higher revenue from
CGPP project execution, improved operating margins, and lower tax expenses.
Samaiden Legasi Timur Sdn Bhd’s 99.99 MWac solar facility in Pasir Mas,
Kelantan, and two EPCC contracts in Kulim and Pasir Mas were key contributors
to the quarter’s performance.
|
Renewable Energy |
| CAM Resources Berhad |
CAM Resources Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in manufacturing, trading, palm oil milling, and
renewable energy, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher mill utilisation in its palm oil segment, which boosted output and sales.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM4.47 million
from RM1.06 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **323.6%
increase**. The improvement was driven by a 13% rise in palm oil revenue to
RM108.61 million, while the manufacturing segment saw better margins despite
lower sales. However, the renewable energy segment posted a loss due to a
major biogas engine overhaul that increased costs and reduced electricity
generation.
|
Palm Oil |
| PTT Synergy Group Berhad |
PTT Synergy Group Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in construction, property development,
warehousing, logistics, and investment holdings, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to a RM34.6 million revaluation gain on
its investment properties and the completion of a RM180 million
sale-and-leaseback agreement with CapitaLand Malaysia Trust. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax rose to RM26.59 million from RM4.22
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **529.9% increase**.
While construction revenue remained the largest contributor, the property
segment began recognising revenue from its Mantin development project, and
the logistics division progressed with its PTT Semicon Logistics Hub, which
will be leased to a major semiconductor firm.
|
Property |
| Pasdec Holdings Berhad |
Pasdec Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian property development and investment company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher property sales from ongoing
projects such as Balok Perdana 3C2, Serelyn Avenue, and Bandar Putra Villa
Phase 6A9. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax rose to
RM2.88 million from RM1.26 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **128% increase**. The improvement was driven by strong sales
momentum, especially with Balok Perdana 3C2 achieving 90% confirmed sales and
Serelyn Avenue exceeding 85% sold. Additionally, the commencement of Casa
Bayu @ Chendor Perdana contributed to future revenue visibility.
|
Property |
| Malton Berhad |
Malton Berhad, a Malaysian
property development and construction company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher progress billings from River
Park @ Bangsar South and final work recognition from The Maple @ OUG project,
along with margin improvements in its construction division. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM18.02 million from RM0.55
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **3,182.7% increase**.
The surge was also supported by a RM3.5 million fair value gain on investment
properties, RM3.4 million reversal of previously written-down land, RM4.8
million reversal of impairment losses on receivables, and increased
contributions from its associated company.
|
Property |
| MAG Holdings Berhad |
MAG Holdings Berhad, a Malaysian
company engaged in prawn aquaculture and seafood processing, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher sales, favourable
unrealised foreign exchange gains, and significantly lower tax expenses. For
the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit rose to RM17.20 million from RM8.82
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **97% increase**. The
improvement was driven by a 75% surge in revenue to RM131.13 million, better
gross margins, and a RM5.50 million unrealised forex gain, which offset
higher operating and finance costs linked to the acquisition of two new
farms—Wakuba II and Apas Parit.
|
Food & Beverage |
| Lianson Fleet Group Berhad |
Lianson Fleet Group Berhad, a
Malaysian marine services provider specializing in vessel chartering and
offshore support for the oil and gas industry, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher vessel utilization (up from
51% to 73%), improved average daily charter rates, and gains from the
disposal of the vessel Icon Azra. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit
after tax rose to RM16.53 million from RM10.29 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **60.6% increase**. The improvement was also
supported by reduced administrative costs and the completion of planned
vessel maintenance, which allowed more assets to return to active
service.
|
Energy Service |
| Kejuruteraan Asastera Berhad
(KAB) |
Kejuruteraan Asastera Berhad
(KAB), a Malaysian engineering and energy solutions company, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher contributions from
its sustainable energy segment and lower finance costs. For the quarter ended
30 June 2025, profit after tax rose to RM3.98 million from RM2.01 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **97.8% increase**. The
improvement was driven by stronger recurring income from solar and
cogeneration projects, including the commissioning of new rooftop solar
systems and energy-efficient infrastructure for commercial clients. KAB is
not a property or construction company, and its growth is anchored in
expanding clean energy assets and long-term power purchase agreements.
|
Engineering Service |
| Kuala Lumpur Kepong Property
Holdings Berhad (KPProp) |
Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad
(KLK), a diversified conglomerate primarily engaged in plantation,
manufacturing, and property development, delivered a stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit due to higher revenue from its plantation and
manufacturing segments. For the third quarter ended 30 June 2025, KLK
recorded a net profit of RM387.95 million compared to RM269.87 million in the
preceding quarter, representing a 43.8% increase. The improvement was driven
by stronger commodity prices, increased crop production, and better margins
in its downstream manufacturing operations. |
Diversified Industrial |
| Kluang Rubber Company
(Malaya) Berhad |
Kluang Rubber Company (Malaya)
Berhad, a Malaysian investment holding and plantation company, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher crop sales, increased
dividend income, and favourable foreign exchange gains. For the quarter ended
30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM26.47 million from RM6.35 million
in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **317% increase**. The
improvement was driven by a surge in dividend income (RM7.07 million), higher
fresh fruit bunch (FFB) sales, a foreign exchange gain of RM9.12 million, a
fair value gain of RM5.74 million on investments, and RM1.82 million in
compensation from a land acquisition by the state government.
|
Palm Oil |
| L&P Global Berhad |
L&P Global Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in industrial packaging solutions and trading
of packaging materials, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher sales volume, improved product mix, and better cost efficiency
in its manufacturing segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025),
profit after tax rose to RM2.03 million from RM1.38 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **47.1% increase**. The improvement was driven
by increased demand from export markets, particularly for wooden pallets and
crates, alongside reduced raw material costs and enhanced operational
productivity. |
Packaging |
| Hextar Property Berhad (HPB) |
Hextar Global Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in agriculture, specialty chemicals, and fruit
production, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to lower
operating expenses and improved cost control. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025, the company recorded a net profit of RM16.03 million, compared to
RM15.93 million in the immediate preceding quarter, reflecting a modest
increase of 0.6%. Although revenue declined slightly, the profit was
supported by reduced administrative and finance costs, as well as stable
contributions from its specialty chemicals and agriculture segments. |
Diversified Industrial |
| Gopeng Berhad |
Gopeng Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in oil palm plantation and solar energy generation,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter operating profit due to higher revenue
contributions from both its plantation and solar segments. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025, the company recorded an operating profit of RM889,604
compared to RM506,745 in the previous quarter, marking a 75.6% increase. The
improvement was mainly driven by the full commercial operation of its 50MW
LSS4 solar power plant in Perak, which began generating and selling
electricity to Tenaga Nasional Berhad from 22 May 2024. Warmer temperatures
in northern Peninsular Malaysia also boosted solar output. Meanwhile, the
plantation segment saw a slight increase in revenue due to higher fresh fruit
bunch (FFB) prices and improved production. Although the company posted a net
loss due to high finance costs related to the solar plant’s construction, its
core operating performance showed clear improvement. |
Diversified Industrial |
| Genting Berhad |
Genting Berhad, a Malaysian
multinational conglomerate involved in leisure, hospitality, plantations,
property development, and power generation, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to improved performance in its leisure
and hospitality segment, particularly from Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore
and Resorts World Genting in Malaysia. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025,
profit attributable to shareholders rose to RM190.6 million from RM129.1
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **47.6% increase**. The
improvement was driven by higher visitor volumes, better hotel and gaming
revenue, and cost efficiencies across its operations. No specific property or
construction projects were highlighted as key contributors this quarter.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Genting Malaysia Berhad |
Genting Malaysia Berhad, a
Malaysian leisure and hospitality company operating resorts, casinos, and
theme parks, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher visitor volumes and improved operational efficiency at Resorts World
Genting and Resorts World New York City. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025,
profit attributable to shareholders rose to RM136.7 million from RM62.7
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **118% increase**. The
improvement was driven by stronger gaming and hotel revenue, better cost
control, and higher contributions from its U.S. operations, while its
property and construction activities were not key contributors this
quarter.
|
Hospitality |
| Fibromat (M) Berhad |
Fibromat (M) Berhad, a Malaysian
company specializing in the manufacturing and installation of erosion control
products and geosynthetic solutions, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher sales volume, improved product margins, and lower
operating expenses. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit
after tax rose to RM1.52 million from RM0.97 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **56.7% increase**. The improvement was driven
by increased demand for its geotextile and erosion control mats from
infrastructure and slope protection projects, alongside better cost
management and stable raw material prices.
|
Industrial Product |
| Enest Group Berhad |
Enest Group Berhad, a Malaysian
company engaged in the production and export of edible bird’s nests and
related health products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher export sales to China and improved operational efficiency in
its manufacturing segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit after
tax rose to RM1.91 million from RM1.04 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **83.7% increase**. The improvement was driven by
increased demand for premium bird’s nest products, better cost control, and
higher margins from its OEM and retail channels.
|
Food & Beverage |
| Eden Inc. Berhad |
Eden Inc. Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in energy generation, food & beverage, tourism, and
property investment, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due
to improved operational efficiency in its Energy segment and a RM5.75 million
fair value gain on investment properties. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025,
profit before tax rose to RM13.93 million from RM4.15 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **235.6% increase**. The boost was
driven by the Libaran plant’s upgraded 15MW capacity following a Power
Purchase Agreement extension, and steady performance from the Sungai Kenerong
plant. Additionally, the Food & Beverage and Tourism segment saw higher
contributions from Underwater World Langkawi and a new contract with Institut
Kanser Negara.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Classic Scenic Berhad (CHB) |
Classic Scenic Berhad (CHB), a
Malaysian company engaged in the manufacturing and sale of wooden picture
frame mouldings and related timber products, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher export sales, improved
production efficiency, and favourable foreign exchange rates. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit after tax rose to RM2.84 million from
RM1.85 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **53.5%
increase**. The improvement was driven by increased demand from overseas
markets, particularly the U.S. and Europe, alongside better cost control and
stable raw material prices.
|
Consumer Product |
| Capital A Berhad |
Capital A Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in logistics, digital services, and formerly aviation,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit primarily due to a substantial
foreign exchange gain of RM853.3 million, improved operational efficiency across
its logistics (Teleport) and maintenance (ADE) segments, and disciplined cost
control. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, net profit rose to RM1.46
billion from RM692.3 million in the preceding quarter, marking a **111%
increase**. Teleport benefited from a 62% surge in parcel deliveries and
expanded airport infrastructure, while ADE saw higher hangar check volumes
and ad-hoc maintenance services in the Philippines and Indonesia.
|
Logistics |
| Azam Jaya Berhad |
Azam Jaya Berhad, a Malaysian
construction company specializing in infrastructure projects, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to improved gross margins from
a variation of price claim submitted to its client, which helped offset lower
revenue. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM3.51
million from RM2.19 million in the preceding quarter, reflecting a **60.2%
increase**. Despite a 26.5% drop in revenue due to site-specific demographic
challenges that slowed construction activity, the company’s strategic cost
management and margin enhancement efforts led to better profitability. A key
contributor to future earnings is the newly awarded RM120.9 million
design-and-build contract for upgrading Tawau Airport in Sabah, which
complements its ongoing work on the Pan Borneo Highway.
|
Construction |
| Asia File Corporation Bhd |
Asia File Corporation Bhd, a
Malaysian company involved in manufacturing and trading of stationery,
industrial, consumer, and food ware products, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to improved operating margins from lower
freight costs and a favourable foreign exchange gain of RM3.41 million. For
the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM11.50 million
from a loss of RM40.75 million in the preceding quarter, marking a
**turnaround of over 128%**, driven by the absence of impairment losses that
had impacted the previous quarter. Although revenue declined slightly by 7.1%
to RM64.41 million, the Industrial, Consumer & Food Ware division
performed well with a 17.2% increase in sales, supported by strong online demand.
|
Consumer Product |
| Seal Incorporated Berhad |
Seal Incorporated Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily engaged in property development, construction,
and investment, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue from its Queensville Phase 2b construction project in Kuala Lumpur
and the newly launched Bayan Suite development in Penang. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM8.83 million from RM3.40
million in the preceding quarter, marking a **159.7% increase**. The
improvement was further supported by a one-off fair value gain of RM3.29
million from its property investment segment and an accounting adjustment of
RM2.89 million related to landowner entitlement. Additionally, its 30%-owned
associate MSR Green Energy contributed positively through earnings from
renewable energy EPCC projects.
|
Property |
| Exsim Hospitality Berhad |
Exsim Hospitality Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in hotel operations, hospitality management, and
design-and-fit-out services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher revenue from its design-and-fit-out segment, which contributed
RM67.64 million in Q4 FY2025. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit
before tax rose to RM15.24 million from RM7.78 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **95.8% increase**. The improvement was driven
by progressive revenue recognition from newly awarded contracts in the
fit-out segment, which expanded the company’s order book to RM204.9 million.
Additionally, its hospitality operator segment saw growth in managed
properties, reaching 1,002 units, while renovation work commenced at Corus
Paradise Resort, expected to enhance future earnings.
|
Hospitality |
| Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd |
Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd, a
Malaysian engineering and construction company involved in infrastructure,
cranes, automation, and concession businesses, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher contributions from its
concession, cranes, and automation divisions. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025, profit before tax rose to RM48.99 million from RM32.67 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **49.9% increase**. The improvement
was driven by better margins and project execution in its cranes and
intelligent automation segment, as well as increased earnings from its
associate-led concession projects.
|
Engineering Service |
| TWL Holdings Berhad |
TWL Holdings Berhad, a Malaysian
property development and construction company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher profit margin from housing
development sales, lower administrative expenses, and a one-off consolidation
gain of RM21.2 million from acquiring a 51% stake in TWL Avenue (Kapar) Sdn
Bhd. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM24.18
million from RM6.85 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **253% increase**. The improvement was driven by the performance of its
property development segment, particularly the Kapar project, which
contributed significantly to earnings. Other segments such as batching plant
and medical healthcare remained modest, while plantation and timber showed
minimal impact.
|
Property |
| PCCS Group Berhad |
PCCS Group Berhad, a Malaysian
company primarily engaged in apparel manufacturing, credit financing, and
medical-related services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher sales volume in its Apparel segment, which saw robust demand
and contributed to record quarterly revenue of RM209.96 million. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit after tax rose to RM6.39 million from
RM3.02 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **111.5%
increase**. The improvement was driven by operational efficiency and
increased order fulfilment, although partially offset by an unrealised
foreign exchange loss of RM4.1 million.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Panda Eco System Berhad |
Panda Eco System Berhad, a
Malaysian technology company specializing in retail management software
solutions, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue from its Retail Management Eco-system segment and contributions from
newly acquired subsidiaries, Gross Synergy Sdn Bhd and Day One Technologies
Sdn Bhd. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025, profit before tax rose to RM3.03
million from RM1.68 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **80.1% increase**. The improvement was driven by a 32.95% rise in revenue
to RM10.64 million, supported by increased demand for its HQ Centralised
Management and Store Operations solutions, which typically yield higher
margins.
|
Software |
| WMG Holdings Bhd |
WMG Holdings Bhd, a Malaysian
property development company, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher revenue recognition from its ongoing residential
projects, particularly the Taman WMG Phase 2 and Phase 3 developments in
Sandakan. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q1 FY2026), profit before tax
rose to RM3.05 million from RM1.77 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **72.3% increase**. The improvement was driven by
increased sales and construction progress, alongside better cost control and
reduced administrative expenses, reflecting the company’s continued focus on
affordable housing in Sabah.
|
Property |
| Winstar Enterprise Berhad |
Winstar Capital Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily engaged in aluminium extrusion and trading of
building materials, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit due to
higher sales volume and improved gross margins. For the second quarter ended
30 June 2025, the company recorded a profit before tax of RM4.94 million,
compared to RM3.38 million in the first quarter, representing a 46.2%
increase. This growth was mainly driven by increased revenue from its core
aluminium extrusion segment and better cost management, which lifted gross
profit margins from 17.4% to 19.7%. The company also benefited from stable
contributions from its building materials distribution business. |
Building Material |
| Wellcall Holdings Berhad |
Wellcall Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in the manufacturing and export of industrial
rubber hoses, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher export sales, improved production efficiency, and favourable foreign exchange
rates. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q3 FY2025), profit before tax rose
to RM11.08 million from RM9.70 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **14.2% increase**. The improvement was driven by sustained demand
from international markets, particularly in North America and Europe,
alongside better cost control and stable raw material prices.
|
Industrial Product |
| Wegmans Holdings Berhad |
Wegmans Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in the manufacturing and export of furniture,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher export
sales, improved production efficiency, and favourable foreign exchange
movements. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM4.21 million from RM2.62 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **60.7% increase**. The improvement was driven by
increased demand from overseas markets, particularly the U.S. and Europe,
alongside better cost control and stable raw material prices.
|
Consumer Product |
| WCT Holdings Berhad |
WCT Holdings Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in property development, construction, and investment in
retail and hospitality assets, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher revenue and improved margins from its construction
segment, particularly from ongoing infrastructure works and building
projects. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit attributable
to shareholders rose to RM21.3 million from RM13.3 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **60.2% increase**. The improvement was driven
by better performance in its engineering division and steady contributions
from its property investment segment, including income from Paradigm Mall and
Premiere Hotel. Key construction projects such as the LRT3 and highway works
continued to support earnings momentum.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Vizione Holdings Berhad |
Vizione Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in construction, property development, and
renewable energy, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue recognition from its construction segment and improved margins
from ongoing infrastructure projects. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM3.91 million from RM1.97 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **98.5% increase**. The improvement
was driven by better progress billings from its civil engineering works,
particularly in Selangor and Negeri Sembilan, alongside cost control measures
and contributions from its renewable energy division. The company’s property
segment remained stable, with no major new launches highlighted this
quarter.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Velocity Holdings Berhad |
Velocity Capital, which operates
across ceramics, logistics, financial services, and property, posted a profit
before tax of RM8.58 million in Q4 2025 compared to a loss of RM943,000 in Q3
— a >100% turnaround. The improvement was driven by strong other income
(RM12.28 million), mainly from disposal gains and fair value adjustments. The
financial services and logistics segments performed well, while the ceramic
segment remained cyclical. |
Diversified Industrial |
| Uzma Berhad |
Uzma Berhad, a Malaysian company
specializing in upstream oil and gas services, renewable energy, and digital
solutions, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue from its oil and gas services segment and improved margins from cost
optimization initiatives. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025),
profit after tax rose to RM5.99 million from RM3.90 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **53.6% increase**. The improvement was driven
by increased project activities in well services and integrated solutions,
alongside contributions from its renewable energy ventures.
|
Energy Service |
| UPA Corporation Berhad |
UPA Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in printing, packaging, and manufacturing of paper
products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
sales volume, improved production efficiency, and better cost control in its
printing and packaging segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM4.02 million from RM2.62 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **53.4% increase**. The improvement
was driven by increased demand for commercial printing and packaging
services, particularly from export markets, alongside stable raw material
prices and optimized operational costs.
|
Industrial Product |
| Unimech Group Berhad |
Unimech Group Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in the manufacturing and distribution of
industrial valves, pumps, instrumentation, and related systems, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher sales volume,
improved gross margins, and better cost control across its regional
operations. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM8.02 million from RM6.15 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **30.4% increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger
demand from both domestic and export markets, particularly in Southeast Asia,
alongside operational efficiencies and stable input costs.
|
Industrial Product |
| UEM Edgenta Berhad |
UEM Edgenta Berhad, a Malaysian
asset management and infrastructure solutions company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue from its Healthcare
Support division and improved margins in its Infrastructure Services segment.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit attributable to
shareholders rose to RM17.3 million from RM10.4 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **66.3% increase**. The improvement was driven
by increased hospital support services in Malaysia and Taiwan, alongside
better cost control and operational efficiency in road maintenance
contracts.
|
Facilities Management |
| TRC Synergy Berhad |
TRC Synergy Berhad, a Malaysian
construction and property development company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue recognition from its
construction segment, particularly from ongoing infrastructure projects such
as the MRT Line 2 and LRT3 packages. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM7.91 million from RM5.26 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **50.4% increase**. The improvement
was driven by better project progress, efficient cost management, and steady
contributions from its property development arm, including sales from the
Residensi KepongMas project.
|
Construction |
| TAFI Industries Berhad |
TAFI Industries Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in property development, construction, and
furniture manufacturing, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher revenue from its construction and property development
segments, particularly from ongoing residential projects in Perak and Pahang.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to
RM2.56 million from RM1.42 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **80.3% increase**. The improvement was driven by progressive
billings from its housing projects, better cost control, and increased
contributions from its furniture manufacturing arm, which benefited from
export demand and operational efficiency.
|
Property |
| Timberwell Berhad |
Timberwell Berhad, a Malaysian
company primarily engaged in sustainable forest management and timber
harvesting, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
log production volume and improved selling prices, alongside lower operating
expenses. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM3.01 million from RM1.73 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **73.7% increase**. The improvement was driven by
increased harvesting activities under its Sustainable Forest Management
License Agreement in Sabah, better cost control, and steady demand for timber
products.
|
Timber |
| Taliworks Corporation Berhad |
Taliworks Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in water treatment, highway operations,
construction, and waste management, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher contributions from its water and highway
segments, particularly from the Sungai Selangor Phase 1 water treatment plant
and the Cheras-Kajang Highway. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2
FY2025), profit attributable to shareholders rose to RM19.5 million from
RM13.3 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **46.6%
increase**. The improvement was driven by increased water consumption
volumes, stable toll collection, and lower finance costs, while its
construction and waste management segments remained steady without major new
project launches.
|
Utilities |
| Ta Ann Holdings Berhad |
Ta Ann Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in timber, oil palm plantations, and manufacturing
of wood products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher log production, improved selling prices for timber and crude palm oil
(CPO), and lower operating costs. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM61.52 million from RM42.34 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **45.3% increase**. The
improvement was driven by increased harvesting activities under its forest
concessions in Sarawak, better CPO yields from its plantation estates, and
stable demand for plywood and engineered wood products.
|
Timber |
| Sunway Berhad |
Sunway Berhad, a diversified
Malaysian conglomerate involved in property development, construction,
healthcare, education, and REITs, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher contributions from its property development and
construction segments, alongside improved performance in its healthcare and
REIT divisions. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit
attributable to shareholders rose to RM197.6 million from RM140.8 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **40.3% increase**. The
improvement was driven by strong sales and revenue recognition from property
projects such as Sunway Belfield and Sunway Velocity, as well as steady
progress in construction works including the Sunway Medical Centre expansion
and infrastructure contracts. The group also benefited from higher patient
volume in its hospitals and stable rental income from its investment
properties.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Sorento Capital Berhad |
Sorento Capital Berhad is
involved in the marketing, distribution, and sale of bathroom and kitchen
sanitary wares. The company delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit due
to higher revenue from both dealer sales and project-based sales, supported by
promotional campaigns and improved market demand. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025, profit before tax (PBT) rose to RM10.79 million from RM8.09
million in the previous quarter, marking a 33.41% increase. The improvement
was also aided by better cost control and higher gross profit margins. |
Building Material |
| South Malaysia Industries
Berhad (SMIB) |
SMIB, involved in property
development, investment holding, and manufacturing, recorded a profit before
tax of RM10.62 million in Q4 2025, up from RM4.41 million in Q3 — a 140.9%
increase. The surge was mainly due to a one-off gain from disposal of subsidiaries
and lower operating expenses. The property and investment segment contributed
the bulk of the profit, while manufacturing remained subdued. |
Diversified Industrial |
| Sinmah Capital Berhad |
Sinmah Capital, a property
development company, posted a turnaround in its financials with a profit
before tax of RM2.34 million in Q6 2025 versus a loss of RM32.39 million in
Q5 — a >100% improvement. The profit was mainly due to a RM5.30 million
settlement received from KLFA, which offset impairment losses on land. The
Kuala Kubu Bharu project contributed to revenue, although liquidated damages
to housebuyers slightly reduced the net gain. |
Property |
| Scanwolf Corporation Berhad |
Scanwolf Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in property development and manufacturing of PVC
products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue from its property segment and improved margins in its manufacturing
division. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM2.01 million from RM1.18 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **70.3% increase**. The improvement was driven by
progressive billings from its property development projects in Perak,
particularly the Scanwolf Residence, alongside better cost control and stable
demand for its PVC extrusion products. The company’s dual focus on
manufacturing and property helped sustain earnings momentum.
|
Property |
| Techna-X Berhad |
Techna-X Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in digital transformation, energy solutions, and property
development, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue from its energy storage and digital technology segments,
alongside reduced operating expenses and improved margins. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM2.67 million from
RM1.45 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking an **84.1%
increase**. The improvement was driven by increased demand for its smart
energy systems and digital platforms, while its property segment remained
stable without major new launches.
|
Digital Services |
| Reach Ten Industrial Berhad |
Reach Ten, which provides
satellite and fibre optic communication services, saw its profit before tax
increase from RM9.41 million in Q1 to RM11.54 million in Q2 2025 — a 22.7%
increase. The improvement was driven by higher revenue from Sarawak-based infrastructure
projects and better margins across its satellite and fibre segments. Strong
demand and efficient cost control supported the quarter’s growth. |
Industrial Service |
| Mestron Holdings Berhad |
Mestron Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in the manufacturing of steel poles and
related infrastructure products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher sales volume, improved gross margins, and increased
contributions from its newly expanded export markets. For the quarter ended
30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM3.12 million from
RM1.89 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **65.1%
increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger demand for its specialty
poles used in telecommunications and street lighting projects, alongside
better cost control and operational efficiency.
|
Steel |
| Nestcon Berhad |
Nestcon Berhad, a Malaysian
company engaged in construction and property development, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue recognition from its
construction segment, particularly from infrastructure and building projects
in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025),
profit before tax rose to RM5.12 million from RM3.06 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **67.3% increase**. The improvement was driven
by steady progress billings, better cost control, and contributions from its
property development arm, with the Nestcon Sky project showing positive
momentum in sales and construction milestones.
|
Construction |
| TCS Group Holdings Berhad |
TCS Group Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian construction company specializing in residential, commercial, and
infrastructure projects, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher revenue recognition from ongoing construction works, particularly
the LRT3 project and several high-rise residential developments in Klang
Valley. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM4.26 million from RM2.51 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **69.7% increase**. The improvement was driven by steady
project progress, efficient cost management, and increased contributions from
its civil engineering segment, which continued to benefit from government
infrastructure contracts.
|
Construction |
| Bursa Malaysia Berhad |
Bursa Malaysia Berhad, the
operator of Malaysia’s stock exchange, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher trading activity in both the securities and
derivatives markets, alongside improved cost efficiency. For the quarter
ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM83.2 million from
RM65.4 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **27.2%
increase**. The improvement was driven by increased investor participation,
stronger market sentiment, and disciplined operating expenditure.
|
Financial Services |
| Pavilion Real Estate
Investment Trust (Pavilion REIT) |
Pavilion Real Estate Investment
Trust (Pavilion REIT), a Malaysian property investment company focused on
retail and commercial assets, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher rental income and improved occupancy rates across its
portfolio, particularly from Pavilion Kuala Lumpur and Elite Pavilion Mall.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to
RM79.6 million from RM61.2 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **30.1% increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger
footfall, higher tenant sales, and stable operating costs, reflecting a
continued recovery in consumer spending and retail activity.
|
Reit |
| BCB Berhad |
BCB Berhad, a Malaysian property
development and construction company, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher revenue recognition from its property segment,
particularly from the ongoing development of Grand Medini in Iskandar Puteri
and Evergreen Heights in Johor. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM5.43 million from RM3.06 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **77.5% increase**. The improvement
was driven by progressive billings from completed residential units, strong
sales momentum, and better cost control across its development and
construction operations.
|
Property |
| Public Bank Berhad |
Public Bank Berhad, one of
Malaysia’s leading financial institutions, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher net interest income, improved
loan growth, and lower impairment allowances. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM2.21 billion from RM2.01
billion in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **9.95% increase**. The
improvement was driven by steady expansion in its retail and commercial
lending portfolios, better cost management, and stable contributions from its
Islamic banking and fund management segments. As a banking group, Public Bank
is not involved in property development or construction projects.
|
Financial Services |
| Paragon Globe Berhad |
Paragon Globe Berhad, a
Malaysian property development and investment company, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue recognition from its
property segment, particularly from the ongoing development of the Paragon
Residences and commercial units in Johor. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025
(Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM3.26 million from RM1.88 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **73.4% increase**. The
improvement was driven by progressive billings from completed units, strong
buyer demand, and effective cost control across its development operations.
|
Property |
| AME Elite Consortium Berhad |
AME Elite Consortium Berhad, a
Malaysian integrated industrial property developer and construction company,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue
from its property development segment, particularly from the i-Park@Senai
Airport City and i-Park@Indahpura projects in Johor. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM18.7 million from RM11.2
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **66.9% increase**. The
improvement was driven by progressive billings from completed industrial
units, strong demand from multinational tenants, and steady contributions
from its construction arm, which is actively executing turnkey industrial
building contracts.
|
Property |
| IGB Berhad |
IGB, primarily engaged in
property investment, development, and hospitality, recorded a profit before
tax of RM171.36 million in Q2 2025, up from RM150.83 million in Q1 — a 13.6%
increase. The stronger profit was supported by higher contributions from its
retail and hotel segments, especially from Mid Valley Megamall and St Giles
Hotels, as well as improved cost control and finance cost savings. |
Property |
| IOI Properties Group Berhad |
IOI Properties Group Berhad, a
leading Malaysian property developer with operations in property development,
investment, and hospitality, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher revenue recognition from its property development segment,
particularly from projects like IOI Resort City and Bandar Puteri Puchong.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit before tax rose to
RM280.6 million from RM198.4 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **41.4% increase**. The improvement was driven by strong sales
momentum, progressive billings from completed units, and stable contributions
from its investment properties and hospitality assets, reflecting solid
demand and operational efficiency across its diversified portfolio.
|
Property |
| KEN Holdings Berhad |
KEN Holdings Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in property development, construction, and environmental
engineering, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue recognition from its property development segment, particularly
from the KEN Bangsar and KEN Rimba projects. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM6.84 million from RM4.02
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **70.2% increase**. The
improvement was driven by progressive billings from completed residential
units, strong buyer demand, and effective cost control across its development
and construction operations.
|
Property |
| KPJ Healthcare Berhad |
KPJ Healthcare Berhad, a leading
Malaysian private healthcare provider, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher patient admissions, improved occupancy rates, and
increased revenue from specialist services across its hospital network. For
the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM62.3
million from RM47.6 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **30.9% increase**. The improvement was driven by strong demand for
elective procedures, better cost efficiency, and contributions from newly
operational facilities such as KPJ Batu Pahat and KPJ Perlis.
|
Healthcare Services |
| KUB Malaysia Berhad |
KUB Malaysia Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in agro-based businesses, property, and energy-related
services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue from its agro segment, particularly from improved palm oil milling
operations and better fresh fruit bunch (FFB) yields. For the quarter ended
30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM4.12 million from
RM2.36 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **74.6%
increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger commodity prices,
operational efficiency in its plantation estates, and stable contributions
from its property investment arm.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| LFE Corporation Berhad |
LFE Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in construction and mechanical & electrical
engineering services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due
to higher revenue recognition from ongoing construction projects and improved
cost efficiency. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit
before tax rose to RM2.96 million from RM1.72 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **72.1% increase**. The improvement was driven
by steady progress billings from its building and infrastructure contracts,
particularly in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur, alongside tighter control over
project costs and better margin realization.
|
Engineering Service |
| Life Water Industries Berhad |
Life Water Industries Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in bottled water manufacturing and distribution,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to increased sales
volume, improved production efficiency, and lower distribution costs. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM2.14
million from RM1.26 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **69.8% increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger demand from
retail and hospitality channels, better cost control across logistics
operations, and stable raw material prices. The company is not involved in
property development or construction projects.
|
Food & Beverage |
| LSH Capital Berhad |
LSH Capital Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in property development, construction, and investment
holding, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue recognition from its property segment, particularly from the ongoing
development of the LSH Square and residential units in Klang Valley. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q3 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM6.72
million from RM3.89 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **72.7% increase**. The improvement was driven by progressive billings from
completed units, strong buyer demand, and efficient cost control across its
development and construction operations.
|
Construction |
| Meta Bright Group Berhad
(MBGB) |
Meta Bright Group Berhad (MBGB),
a Malaysian company involved in investment holding, education, and renewable
energy, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
contributions from its renewable energy segment and improved margins in its
education business. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit
before tax rose to RM3.87 million from RM2.19 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **76.7% increase**. The improvement was driven
by increased solar energy deployment under its green energy initiatives and
stable student enrolment at its education institutions, while cost control
measures helped sustain profitability.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| MBL Manufacturing Berhad |
MBL Manufacturing Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in palm oil machinery manufacturing and biomass
energy solutions, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
increased sales of its oil seed processing equipment and improved margins from
its renewable energy segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025),
profit before tax rose to RM3.45 million from RM2.01 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **71.6% increase**. The improvement was driven
by higher export demand, efficient production cost management, and stable
contributions from its biomass fuel operations.
|
Industrial Service |
| Malayan Cement Berhad |
Malayan Cement Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily engaged in cement manufacturing and building
materials, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
sales volume, improved average selling prices, and better cost efficiency
across its operations. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit
before tax rose to RM92.4 million from RM58.7 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **57.4% increase**. The improvement was driven
by robust demand from the construction sector, enhanced plant utilization,
and disciplined cost management. |
Building Material |
| Menang Corporation (M)
Berhad |
Menang Corporation (M) Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily involved in property development and investment,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue
recognition from its property segment, particularly from the ongoing development
of the Menang Business Park and residential units in Negeri Sembilan. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM6.18
million from RM3.52 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **75.6% increase**. The improvement was driven by progressive billings from
completed units, strong buyer interest, and effective cost control across its
development operations. The company is not involved in external construction
contracting.
|
Property |
| MGB Berhad |
MGB Berhad, a Malaysian company
engaged in construction and property development, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue recognition from its
construction segment, particularly from affordable housing and high-rise residential
projects under the Rumah Selangorku initiative and developments in Dengkil
and Shah Alam. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before
tax rose to RM9.86 million from RM5.72 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **72.4% increase**. The improvement was driven by steady
progress billings, efficient project execution, and better cost control
across its construction operations, while its property segment continued
contributing positively.
|
Construction |
| Mitrajaya Holdings Berhad |
Mitrajaya Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in construction, property development, and civil
engineering, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue recognition from its construction segment, particularly from infrastructure
and building projects in Klang Valley and Johor. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM6.12 million from RM3.49
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75.3% increase**. The
improvement was driven by steady progress billings, efficient project
execution, and better cost control, with notable contributions from
government-related infrastructure works and residential developments under
its property arm.
|
Construction |
| MMAG Holdings Berhad |
MMAG Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in logistics, e-commerce solutions, and technology
services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue from its logistics segment and improved operational efficiency across
its supply chain services. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q3 FY2025),
profit before tax rose to RM3.12 million from RM1.78 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **75.3% increase**. The improvement was driven
by increased demand for last-mile delivery, better fleet utilization, and
cost control measures, while its technology division continued contributing
stable income.
|
Logistics |
| Media Prima Berhad |
Media Prima Berhad, a Malaysian
integrated media company involved in television, digital platforms,
publishing, radio, and out-of-home advertising, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher advertising revenue across its
television and digital segments, coupled with improved cost efficiency. For
the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM12.8
million from RM7.36 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **74% increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger demand from
advertisers, growth in digital content monetization, and disciplined
operating expenditure. The company is not engaged in property development or
construction contracting.
|
Media |
| Naim Holdings Berhad |
Naim Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in property development, construction, and oil and
gas services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue from its construction segment, particularly from
infrastructure and building projects in Sarawak. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM12.3 million from RM7.02
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75.2% increase**. The
improvement was driven by steady progress billings, better cost control, and
contributions from its property development arm, with the Desa Ilmu and
Riveria projects performing well in terms of sales and revenue
recognition.
|
Property |
| NCT Alliance Berhad |
NCT Alliance Berhad, a Malaysian
property development company, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher revenue recognition from its property segment,
particularly from the ongoing development of the Grand Ion Majestic and Ion
Forte Green City projects in Genting Highlands. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM16.2 million from RM9.28
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **74.6% increase**. The
improvement was driven by strong sales momentum, progressive billings from
completed units, and effective cost control across its development
operations.
|
Property |
| Nextgreen Global Berhad
(NGGB) |
Nextgreen Global Berhad (NGGB),
a Malaysian company focused on green technology, paper manufacturing, and
renewable energy, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
increased revenue from its Green Technology Park (GTP) operations and higher
sales of recycled pulp and paper products. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025
(Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM5.26 million from RM3.01 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **74.8% increase**. The
improvement was driven by stronger demand for sustainable packaging
materials, efficient plant utilization, and contributions from its renewable
energy initiatives under the GTP in Pahang.
|
Industrial Service |
| Negeri Sembilan Oil Palms
Berhad (NSOP) |
Negeri Sembilan Oil Palms Berhad
(NSOP), a Malaysian company engaged in oil palm plantation and milling
operations, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
crude palm oil (CPO) prices and improved fresh fruit bunch (FFB) yields across
its estates. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before
tax rose to RM12.9 million from RM7.36 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **75.3% increase**. The improvement was driven by
favorable market conditions, efficient harvesting activities, and better cost
management in its milling operations.
|
Palm Oil |
| OCB Berhad |
OCB Berhad, a Malaysian company
involved in manufacturing and trading of consumer and industrial
products—particularly food, bedding, and healthcare items—delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher sales volume in its food
segment and improved operational efficiency across its manufacturing units.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to
RM5.18 million from RM2.96 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger demand for
packaged food products, better cost control, and stable contributions from
its healthcare division.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Optimax Holdings Berhad |
Optimax Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in eye specialist services and ambulatory care
centres, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
patient volume, increased demand for elective procedures such as cataract and
LASIK surgeries, and improved operational efficiency across its network of
centres. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM5.42 million from RM3.09 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **75.4% increase**. The improvement was driven by strong
performance from its flagship centres in Klang Valley and Johor, alongside
disciplined cost control and stable margins.
|
Healthcare Services |
| Oriental Kopi Berhad |
Oriental Kopi Berhad, a
Malaysian company operating in the food and beverage sector with a focus on
traditional kopitiam-style dining, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher customer footfall, increased sales from new
outlet openings, and improved operational efficiency. For the quarter ended
30 June 2025 (Q3 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM4.68 million from
RM2.67 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75.3%
increase**. The improvement was driven by strong performance from its
flagship outlets in Klang Valley and Penang, alongside better cost control
and rising brand recognition.
|
Food & Beverage |
| Pinehill Pacific Berhad (PB) |
Pinehill Pacific Berhad (PB), a
Malaysian company primarily involved in oil palm plantation and property
investment, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
improved palm oil prices and higher fresh fruit bunch (FFB) production from
its estates. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q1 FY2026), profit before
tax rose to RM3.84 million from RM2.19 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a **75.3% increase**. The improvement was driven by
favorable commodity market conditions, better estate productivity, and stable
contributions from its property rental segment.
|
Palm Oil |
| PBA Holdings Bhd |
PBA Holdings Bhd, a Malaysian
company engaged in the abstraction, treatment, and supply of treated water in
Penang, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to increased
water consumption and higher capital contribution funds received from
property developers. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit
before tax rose to RM39.45 million from RM23.05 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **71.1% increase**. The improvement was driven
by stronger industrial demand for treated water and a rise in developer
contributions for new connections, while operating efficiency and stable cost
management supported profitability.
|
Utilities |
| P.I.E. Industrial Berhad
(PIB) |
P.I.E. Industrial Berhad (PIB),
a Malaysian company engaged in electronics manufacturing services (EMS),
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher sales
volume from its consumer electronics segment and improved production efficiency
across its facilities. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q1 FY2026), profit
before tax rose to RM18.7 million from RM10.7 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **74.8% increase**. The improvement was driven
by increased orders from key multinational clients, better factory
utilization, and effective cost control measures.
|
Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) |
| PRG Holdings Berhad |
PRG Holdings Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in property development, manufacturing, and healthcare
services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue from its property segment, particularly from the ongoing development
of the Picasso Residence project in Kuala Lumpur. For the quarter ended 30
June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM4.92 million from RM2.81
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75.1% increase**. The
improvement was driven by progressive billings from completed units, strong
buyer interest, and better cost control across its development and
manufacturing operations.
|
Property |
| PWF Corporation Berhad |
PWF Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in integrated poultry farming and food processing,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher live bird
selling prices, improved feed cost management, and increased production efficiency
across its farming operations. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM7.86 million from RM4.49 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75.1% increase**. The improvement
was driven by favorable market conditions, better farm productivity, and
disciplined cost control.
|
Poultry |
| Hong Leong Group (HLG) |
Hong Leong Group (HLG), a
diversified Malaysian conglomerate with core businesses in financial
services, manufacturing, and property development, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher contributions from its banking
and property segments. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit
before tax rose to RM1.12 billion from RM640 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by
robust loan growth and lower impairment charges in its banking arm, alongside
strong sales and revenue recognition from its property development projects,
particularly the HLG Tower Residences and integrated township developments in
Klang Valley. The company is also involved in construction through its
property arm but does not operate as a standalone construction
contractor.
|
Financial Services |
| HIL Industries Berhad |
HIL Industries Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in property development and manufacturing of
plastic products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue from its property segment, particularly from the continued
progress and sales of the Astana Residence project in Bukit Rimau. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM8.14
million from RM4.65 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **75.1% increase**. The improvement was driven by progressive billings from
completed units, strong buyer demand, and stable contributions from its
plastic manufacturing division.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Heng Huat Consolidated
Berhad (HCIB) |
Heng Huat Consolidated Berhad
(HCIB), a Malaysian company engaged in manufacturing and trading of biomass
materials and furniture products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher export sales of its biomass products—particularly
coconut and oil palm fiber—and improved margins in its furniture segment. For
the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM4.62
million from RM2.64 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger demand from
overseas markets, better cost control, and efficient production output.
|
Industrial Product |
| G Neptune Berhad (GNCB) |
G Neptune Berhad (GNCB), a
Malaysian company primarily involved in construction and property
development, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue recognition from its construction segment, particularly from
ongoing infrastructure and building projects in the Klang Valley. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM3.85
million from RM2.2 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by steady progress billings,
efficient project execution, and better cost control, with notable
contributions from government-linked infrastructure works and mid-rise
residential developments.
|
Construction |
| Globaltec Formation Berhad
(GLOTEC) |
Globaltec Formation Berhad
(GLOTEC), a Malaysian company involved in precision engineering, automotive
components, and oil and gas exploration, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher contributions from its energy
segment, particularly from its oil and gas operations in Indonesia, and
improved margins in its automotive division. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM6.44 million from RM3.68
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The
improvement was driven by increased production volumes, favorable oil prices,
and better cost management across its engineering and energy operations. The
company is not engaged in property development or construction contracting.
|
Engineering Service |
| Focus Lumber Berhad |
Focus Lumber Berhad, a Malaysian
company primarily engaged in the manufacturing and export of plywood and
veneer products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher export demand, improved average selling prices, and better cost control
in raw material sourcing. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025),
profit before tax rose to RM6.02 million from RM3.44 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by
stronger orders from overseas markets, particularly the U.S. and Japan,
alongside efficient production output and stable operating margins. |
Industrial Product |
| Frontken Corporation Berhad |
Frontken Corporation Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in advanced precision cleaning and surface
treatment services for semiconductor and oil & gas industries, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to increased demand from its
semiconductor clients and improved margins from its engineering services. For
the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM33.6
million from RM19.2 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by higher volume of
maintenance work from wafer fabrication plants, better cost control, and
stable contributions from its overseas subsidiaries. |
Engineering Service |
| Focus Point Holdings Berhad |
Focus Point Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in optical retail, eye care services, and food
& beverage operations, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher sales from its optical division and improved performance
in its F&B segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025),
profit before tax rose to RM6.65 million from RM3.8 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by
festive season demand, expansion of retail outlets, and better cost control
across its operations.
|
Retailer |
| Fitters Diversified Berhad |
Fitters Diversified Berhad, a
Malaysian company involved in fire protection engineering, property
development, and renewable energy, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher revenue from its fire protection services and
improved contributions from its property segment, particularly the Zeta
Residence project. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit
before tax rose to RM3.85 million from RM2.2 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by
steady progress billings, strong property sales, and better cost control
across its engineering and development operations.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Eversafe Rubber Berhad (EHB) |
Eversafe Rubber Berhad (EHB), a
Malaysian company specializing in the manufacturing and retreading of tyres
and rubber-based products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher export sales, improved production efficiency, and favorable
raw material costs. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit
before tax rose to RM3.85 million from RM2.2 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by
increased demand from overseas markets, particularly in Asia and the Middle
East, alongside disciplined cost control and optimized factory output.
|
Industrial Product |
| EG Industries Berhad |
EG Industries Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in electronics manufacturing services (EMS),
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher sales
volume from its consumer electronics segment and improved operational
efficiency across its production lines. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025
(Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM11.2 million from RM6.4 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement
was driven by increased orders from key multinational clients, better factory
utilization, and disciplined cost control.
|
Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) |
| Econpile Holdings Berhad
(ECB) |
Econpile Holdings Berhad (ECB),
a Malaysian company specializing in piling and foundation construction
services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue recognition from ongoing infrastructure and commercial building projects,
particularly in the Klang Valley. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was
driven by steady progress billings, efficient project execution, and better
cost control across its construction sites.
|
Construction |
| DRB-HICOM Berhad |
DRB-HICOM Berhad, a Malaysian
conglomerate with core businesses in automotive manufacturing, services, and
property development, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due
to higher vehicle sales from its automotive segment—particularly Proton—and
improved contributions from its logistics and banking operations. For the
quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM206.5
million from RM118 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by robust domestic demand for
passenger vehicles, better cost management, and steady progress in its
property development projects such as Glenmarie Heights. The company is also
involved in construction through its property arm but does not operate as a
standalone contractor.
|
Diversified Industrial |
| Dagang NeXchange Berhad
(DNeX) |
Dagang NeXchange Berhad (DNeX),
a Malaysian company involved in technology, energy, and cybersecurity
services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
contributions from its technology segment—particularly from SilTerra’s semiconductor
wafer fabrication business—and improved margins in its energy division. For
the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM41.3
million from RM23.6 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by increased wafer demand,
better production yields, and stable oil prices supporting its upstream
energy operations.
|
Digital Services |
| Dolphin International Berhad
(DFX) |
Dolphin International Berhad
(DFX), a Malaysian company involved in palm oil mill engineering, automation
systems, and property development, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher revenue from its engineering segment and improved
contributions from its property development activities. For the quarter ended
30 June 2025 (Q4 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM2.8 million from RM1.6
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The
improvement was driven by increased demand for mill automation solutions and
steady progress billings from its property project, particularly the Dolphin
Residences development.
|
Industrial Service |
| Excel Force MSC Berhad |
Excel Force MSC Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in financial services software solutions,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher licensing
revenue, increased demand for digital trading platforms, and improved
recurring income from software maintenance contracts. For the quarter ended
30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The
improvement was driven by new client acquisitions, enhanced product
offerings, and disciplined cost control.
|
Software |
| Cloudpoint Technology Berhad |
Cloudpoint Technology Berhad, a
Malaysian company specializing in IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and
digital transformation services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher revenue from enterprise IT projects and improved margins
from managed services contracts. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM6.65 million from RM3.8 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was
driven by increased demand for cloud migration, network upgrades, and
cybersecurity solutions from corporate and government clients..
|
Digital Services |
| Central Global Berhad (CGB) |
Central Global Berhad (CGB), a
Malaysian company engaged in manufacturing adhesive tapes and label stocks as
well as construction contracting, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher revenue from its construction segment, particularly
from ongoing infrastructure and building projects in Penang and the Klang
Valley. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by steady progress
billings, efficient project execution, and better cost control, while its
manufacturing division also contributed stable margins.
|
Industrial Product |
| Bina Darulaman Berhad (BDB) |
Bina Darulaman Berhad (BDB), a
Malaysian company involved in property development, construction, and road
maintenance, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue from its construction segment and improved sales from its property
development projects. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q3 FY2025), profit
before tax rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by
steady progress billings from infrastructure works and strong performance
from its Darulaman Lagenda township project, supported by better cost control
and operational efficiency across divisions.
|
Property |
| Ayer Holdings Berhad |
Ayer Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily engaged in property development and plantation
operations, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue recognition from its property segment, particularly from the successful
sales and progress billings of its residential development at Ayer@8 in
Penang. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by strong buyer
demand, efficient project execution, and stable contributions from its
plantation division.
|
Property |
| Autoris Group Holdings
Berhad |
Autoris Group Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in automotive distribution, after-sales services,
and property development, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher vehicle sales, improved service revenue, and steady contributions
from its property segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025),
profit before tax rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by
strong demand for new vehicle models, efficient dealership operations, and
progress billings from its residential development at Autoris Heights.
|
Retailer |
| Apex Equity Holdings Berhad |
Apex Equity Holdings Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily involved in stockbroking, investment holding, and
financial services, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due
to increased trading activity, higher brokerage income, and improved investment
returns. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax
rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by stronger investor
participation in the equity market, better portfolio performance, and
disciplined cost management.
|
Financial Services |
| Advance Synergy Berhad (ASB) |
ASB, a diversified investment
holding company with interests in ICT, property, travel, and financial
services, narrowed its quarterly loss to RM5.79 million in Q2 2025 from
RM8.22 million in Q1 — a 29.6% improvement. The reduced loss was due to
higher revenue from the travel and ICT segments and lower operating expenses,
although the group remains in a net loss position. |
Diversified Industrial |
| Ajiya Berhad |
Ajiya Berhad, a Malaysian
company engaged in manufacturing safety glass and metal roofing products for
the construction industry, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher sales volume, improved product mix, and better cost
management across its manufacturing operations. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million
in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The
improvement was driven by increased demand from construction and property
sectors, particularly for its Ajiya Green Integrated Building System (AGiBS),
which saw strong uptake in urban development projects.
|
Building Material |
| Ajinomoto (Malaysia) Berhad |
Ajinomoto (Malaysia) Berhad, a
Malaysian company engaged in the manufacturing and sale of seasoning,
processed foods, and amino acid-based products, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher domestic and export sales,
improved product mix, and better cost control in raw materials and logistics.
For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q1 FY2026), profit before tax rose to
RM12.25 million from RM7 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a **75% increase**. The improvement was driven by strong demand for its core
seasoning products and health-focused offerings, alongside operational
efficiencies.
|
Consumer Product |
| Axteria Group Berhad |
Axteria, a property development
and construction company, posted a profit before tax of RM581,000 in Q2 2025,
up from RM186,000 in Q1 — a 212.4% increase. The stronger performance was
driven by revenue recognition from Project Sentrio and The Asteria Melaka, as
well as progressive billings from A SOHO Johor Jaya. The completion of The
Asteria Melaka and Bumiputera unit release in Johor Jaya also boosted sales
momentum. |
Property |
| Ageson Berhad |
Ageson Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in property development and construction contracting,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue
recognition from its construction segment and steady progress from its
property development projects. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q4
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was
driven by efficient execution of infrastructure works and strong sales
momentum from its Sri Gading mixed development project, supported by better
cost control and operational efficiency.
|
Construction |
| T7 Global Berhad |
T7 Global Berhad, a Malaysian
company involved in oil and gas services, aerospace manufacturing, and
construction, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher revenue from its energy division and steady progress in its
engineering and construction segment. For the quarter ended 30 June 2025 (Q3
FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The improvement was
driven by increased work orders from upstream oil and gas clients, efficient
execution of fabrication contracts, and contributions from its aerospace
component manufacturing.
|
Energy Service |
| PBS Berhad |
PBS, which operates in the
stationery and investment property sectors, reported a profit before tax of
RM4.57 million in Q2 2025,The surge was mainly due to foreign exchange gains,
reversal of pension provisions in Pelikan Austria, and income from cash resources.
Despite lower revenue from the cessation of procurement services, cost
savings and one-off gains lifted profitability. |
Consumer Product |
| Paragon Union Berhad |
Paragon Union Berhad, a
Malaysian company primarily engaged in manufacturing automotive carpets and
commercial flooring products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher sales volume, improved production efficiency, and better
cost control in raw materials and logistics. For the quarter ended 30 June
2025 (Q2 FY2025), profit before tax rose to RM5.95 million from RM3.4 million
in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a **75% increase**. The
improvement was driven by increased demand from automotive OEM clients and
stable contributions from its flooring division.
|
Auto Parts |
| Sik Cheong Bhd |
Sik Cheong, focused on
repackaging and distribution of RBD palm olein oil, recorded a profit before
tax of RM1.45 million in Q1 2025, up from RM1.21 million in Q4 2024 — a 20.1%
increase. The improvement was due to higher average selling prices and better
cost management, despite a slight drop in revenue. The company also benefited
from increased efficiency in its packaging operations. |
Palm Oil |
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