LBS BEGINS FYE2025 ON GOOD FOOTING
LBS Bina posted a strong start to FY2025 with RM329.2 million in revenue and RM32.5 million in PAT for Q1, driven by Klang Valley projects. With RM281.2 million in sales, RM1.61 billion in unbilled sales, and a GDV pipeline of RM8 billion, the Group remains focused on sustainable growth and new opportunities, including a planned RM7 billion project in Melaka.
FARM FRESH ENDS FY2025 ON A HIGH NOTE WITH 69.6% SURGE IN PAT
Farm Fresh Berhad reported record FY2025 results with revenue up 21.1% to RM981.2 million and PATAMI rising 67.5% to RM106.4 million, driven by strong sales and new product launches. The Group is expanding production capacity, growing its herd, and scaling operations in the Philippines, while advancing ESG efforts through its biogas plant and student aid programme.
EDEN INC. BERHAD DELIVERS STRONG Q3FY2025 WITH 51% PBT GROWTH
EDEN Inc. Berhad’s Q3FY2025 profit before tax rose 51% to RM3.53 million, driven by higher electricity output from its hydropower plant. The F&B and tourism segment also grew profit by 20%. For the nine months ended March 2025, revenue reached RM100.12 million with PBT doubling to RM13.68 million. The Group’s growth is supported by expanded power agreements and new solar projects, alongside ongoing tourism and F&B initiatives.
T7 GLOBAL’S Q1FYE2025 NET PROFIT SURGES 98% TO RM8.5 MILLION
T7 Global Berhad reported a 4.8% year-on-year revenue increase to RM138.9 million in Q1FY2025, with profit after tax nearly doubling to RM8.5 million. Growth was driven by a 21.9% rise in its industrial solutions division. The Group remains optimistic about 2025, supported by a strong order book and stable recurring income from key assets.
OPTIMAX RECORDS 13.8% PATAMI GROWTH
Optimax Holdings Berhad reported a solid start to FY2025 with a 7.3% year-on-year revenue increase to RM30.3 million in Q1. Profit after tax rose 13.8% to RM3.4 million, supported by new satellite clinics and effective marketing. The Group remains focused on expanding capabilities and enhancing patient care domestically and abroad.
NORTHEAST DELIVERS HIGHER QUARTERLY EARNINGS
Northeast Group Berhad (“Northeast”) posted a 13.6% quarter-on-quarter revenue increase to RM27.5 million in Q2FY2025, driven by stronger sales from Malaysia, Europe, and North America, particularly in the semiconductor and optoelectronics sectors. Excluding prior listing expenses, PBT rose 30.5% to RM7.2 million. With plans to expand its production capacity and global customer base, Northeast remains optimistic about its growth trajectory.
E&O REPORTS A 28.8% INCREASE IN PAT TO RM181.7 MILLION FOR FYE2025
Eastern & Oriental Berhad (“E&O”) ended FYE2025 on a high, with Q4 revenue nearly doubling to RM236.7 million and PAT up 96.3% to RM74.0 million. Full-year revenue rose 75.3% to RM741.1 million, with net recurring PAT up 95.0% to RM210.5 million. The strong results were driven by robust property sales and joint venture contributions, with total property-related revenue exceeding RM1.0 billion.
KERJAYA PROSPEK POSTS STRONG Q1 RESULTS WITH 37.2% PATAMI GROWTH
Kerjaya Prospek Group Berhad delivered a strong Q1FYE2025, with revenue rising 40.0% to RM472.0 million and PATAMI up 37.2% to RM46.1 million, driven by solid construction and property sales. Backed by RM316.7 million in net cash and RM870.3 million in new contracts, the Group remains on track to meet its RM1.6 billion target. A 3.0 sen dividend was declared, offering a 7.3% yield.
MGB RECORDS RM227.7 MILLION REVENUE FOR Q1FYE2025
MGB Berhad (“MGB”) posted a 4.5% year-on-year revenue growth to RM227.7 million for 1QFY2025, with profit after tax at RM12.0 million. Strong contributions from key property projects and a solid order book of RM1.2 billion continue to support the Group’s growth momentum and regional expansion efforts.
TT VISION ACHIEVES 235.3% LEAP IN PROFIT AFTER TAX
TT Vision Holdings Berhad (“TTVHB”) posted strong first quarter results with revenue up 34.2% to RM15.3 million and profit after tax jumping 235.3% to RM5.7 million, driven by higher-margin repeat orders in the solar sector. CEO Goon Koon Yin remains optimistic, citing ongoing plant expansion and strategic partnerships as key growth drivers.
