TOMEI BEGINS FY2025 ON A HIGH, WITH 31.7% NET PROFIT GROWTH
Tomei Consolidated Berhad (“Tomei” or the “Group”) posted a record-breaking start to FY2025, with Q1 profit after tax rising 31.7% year-on-year to RM28.6 million and revenue up 7.8% to RM348.0 million. Driven by strong festive retail demand and high gold prices, the Group’s retail segment led performance, contributing RM286.7 million in revenue. Managing Director Datuk Ng Yih Pyng said Tomei remains focused on brand growth and market agility to sustain momentum amid global uncertainties.
TALIWORKS ANNOUNCES Q1FYE2025 RESULTS
Taliworks recorded RM105.3 million in Q1FYE2025 revenue, up 12.8% year-on-year, driven by construction progress and increased renewable energy output.
PAT stood at RM12.9 million, with a 0.5 sen interim dividend declared, yielding approximately 5.9%.
GEORGE KENT MAKES SIGNIFICANT LEAP IN PROFIT BY RM47.62 MILLION
George Kent reported a strong Q4 with PAT up 189.1% to RM18.97 million. FY2025 revenue hit RM137.86 million, with a return to profit at RM4.32 million. A second interim dividend of 0.75 sen was declared, while the Group eyes growth through its new AI-focused unit, GK SuperTech.
99 HOLDINGS REPORTS RM143.2 MILLION PAT FOR Q1FYE2025
99 Holdings reported a strong Q1FYE2025 with RM2.61 billion in revenue and RM143.2 million in PAT, driven by outlet growth and higher transactions. The Company declared its first interim dividend of 2.25 sen per share and announced plans for a new Cyberjaya distribution centre and rollout of solar-powered electric trucks to support sustainable expansion.
KEYFIELD RECORDS RM20.7M PATAMI IN 1Q2025, LOWER UTILISATION RATES DUE TO HIGHER MAINTENANCE DAYS AND DELAYED CHARTERING PROJECTS
Keyfield International Berhad (凯辉国际有限公司) posted RM86.7 million in revenue and RM20.7 million in PATAMI for 1Q2025, reflecting seasonal monsoon impact and lower fleet utilisation of 44.1%. Despite the slower quarter, Keyfield expanded regionally with new charters in the UAE, India, and Saudi Arabia. An interim dividend of 1.0 sen per share was declared, representing 39% of 1Q2025 PATAMI.
PHARMANIAGA POSTS A STRONG START TO FY2025 WITH Q1 PAT RISES TO RM30.2 MILLION, MANUFACTURING CONTRIBUTES 65% TO THE PROFIT
Pharmaniaga Berhad recorded a 15.5% rise in profit after taxation to RM30.2 million, with revenue up 9.4% to RM1.1 billion. Growth was driven by strong manufacturing performance under the APPL and new government tenders worth RM239.5 million, reinforcing the Group’s position in both concession and non-concession markets.
MR D.I.Y QUARTERLY PROFIT RISES TO RECORD RM174 MILLION
MR D.I.Y Group Berhad reported a record PAT of RM174.1 million for 1QFY2025, up 20.2% y-o-y, driven by strong sales, improved margins, and network expansion. Revenue rose 10.0% to RM1.3 billion, while gross profit margin hit 47.8%. CEO Adrian Ong cited operational gains and resilience amid global challenges, with 190 new stores planned and a 40% higher dividend declared.
UUE’S COMMENDABLE Q4 RESULTS, LED BY 171% NET PROFIT SURGE, GAVE RISE TO RECORD HIGH REVENUE FOR FY2025
UUE Holdings Berhad reported record-high revenue of RM170.0 million for FY2025, up 35.3% year-on-year, driven by strong demand for underground utilities services and HDPE pipe sales. Profit before tax rose 42.2% to RM30.2 million, supported by operational efficiency and upgraded manufacturing capacity. A recent RM28.1 million contract win in Singapore further boosts its regional prospects.
AXIS-REIT REPORTS STRONG START TO 2025 WITH 19% INCREASE IN TOTAL TRUST INCOME FOR 1Q2025
Axis-REIT posted a 19% year-on-year rise in 1Q2025 trust income to RM89.9 million, driven by new assets and strong rental performance. Net trust income rose 16% to RM49.1 million. A first interim income distribution of 2.50 sen per unit will be paid on 30 May 2025.
KIP REIT’S REVENUE SOARS 61.1%
KIP REIT posted a 61.1% YoY surge in Q3FY25 revenue to RM39.5 million, driven by new acquisitions and strong rental performance. CEO Valerie Ong highlighted the Group’s focus on disciplined growth and long-term value creation.
