| Company |
Description |
Industries |
| SSF
Home Group Berhad |
Malaysian company specialising
in retailing home furnishing products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher sales during festive seasons like Hari Raya
Aidilfitri, which boosted customer spending and store traffic. For the quarter
ended 30 April 2025, profit before tax surged to RM8.18 million from RM1.06
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 671.2% increase. The
sharp rise was driven by seasonal demand, contributions from newly opened
retail outlets, and effective cost control. |
Retailer |
| Poh
Kong Holdings Berhad |
Malaysian company engaged in the
manufacturing, trading, and retailing of gold jewellery, precious stones, and
bullion, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue driven by a surge in global gold prices, which boosted margins and
sales performance across its retail outlets. For the quarter ended 30 April
2025, profit before tax rose to RM66.60 million from RM37.83 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a 76% increase. The improvement was
supported by strong consumer demand for gold as a safe-haven asset amid
economic uncertainty.
|
Retailer |
| Glomac
Berhad |
Malaysian property development
and investment company, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly
due to higher revenue from its property development segment, particularly
from ongoing projects that contributed to improved sales and progress billings.
For the quarter ended 30 April 2025, profit before tax rose to RM12.07
million from RM4.91 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a 146% increase. The improvement was driven by stronger performance in
residential and commercial developments, with notable contributions from its
Saujana Perdana and Plaza @ Kelana Jaya projects. |
Property |
| PT
Resources Holdings Berhad |
Malaysian company involved in
processing and trading frozen and dried seafood products, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher overseas sales—particularly
from major customers in the Middle East—and improved demand for higher-value
products. For the quarter ended 30 April 2025, profit before tax rose to
RM4.17 million from RM0.45 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a 827% increase. The surge was supported by the Group’s strategic
expansion of export channels and a more favourable product mix. |
Food & Beverage |
| Kim
Loong Resources Berhad |
Malaysian company engaged in oil
palm plantation and palm oil milling, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to a 16% rebound in fresh fruit bunch (FFB) production from
its estates in Keningau, Sabah, and a 17% improvement in average FFB yield
per hectare. For the quarter ended 30 April 2025, profit before tax rose to
RM68.98 million from RM39.10 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a 76.4% increase. The improvement was driven by higher FFB output and
selling price in the plantation segment, although milling margins remained
compressed due to lower oil extraction rates. |
Palm Oil |
| Johan
Holdings Berhad |
Malaysian investment holding
company with diversified interests in healthcare, hospitality, trading, and
property, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to a
one-off reversal of impairment loss amounting to RM21.35 million on
Dynacare’s plant, machinery, and equipment. For the quarter ended 30 April
2025, profit before tax surged to RM15.25 million from a loss of RM3.14
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 584.99% increase.
|
Diversified Industries |
| Hiap
Teck Venture Berhad |
Malaysian company primarily
involved in steel manufacturing and trading, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to a significant increase in share of
profit from its equity-accounted joint venture, which rose to RM40.85 million
in the current quarter. For the quarter ended 30 April 2025, profit before
tax surged to RM36.27 million from RM18.62 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a 94.8% increase. The improvement was driven by better joint
venture performance and lower finance costs, despite a decline in revenue and
operating profit.
|
Steel |
| HI
Mobility Berhad |
Malaysian company providing
scheduled and chartered bus services across Malaysia and Singapore, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit primarily due to robust revenue of RM73.76
million from its core scheduled bus operations and net other income of RM3.73
million, which included bad debts recovered and IPO-related adjustments. For
the quarter ended 30 April 2025, profit before tax rose to RM15.14 million
from RM2.53 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 497.6%
increase. The surge was supported by improved operating efficiency and higher
passenger volumes during festive and school holiday periods.
|
Transportation |
| Eco
World Development Group Berhad |
Malaysian property development
company, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to a
significant increase in revenue from its ongoing township projects,
particularly in Iskandar Malaysia and Klang Valley. For the quarter ended 30
April 2025, profit before tax rose to RM198.81 million from RM103.91 million
in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 91.3% increase. The surge was
driven by full consolidation of Paragon Pinnacle Sdn. Bhd. following its
acquisition, higher development progress billings, and a one-off gain of
RM174 million from deemed disposal and acquisition of a joint venture. Key
performing projects include Eco Botanic and Eco Spring in Iskandar
Malaysia.
|
Property |
| Crescendo
Corporation Berhad |
Malaysian property developer
with additional operations in manufacturing, construction, and education,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to improved
contributions from its property investment and services segments, including
higher revenue from its international school. For the quarter ended 30 April
2025, profit before tax rose to RM11.85 million from RM3.97 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a 198% increase. While overall revenue
declined slightly by 7%, the surge in profit was driven by better cost
management and higher operating margins across non-property development
segments, as there were no major land sales like those recorded in the
previous year. The company’s Nusa Cemerlang Industrial Park (NCIP) remains a
key contributor in its property development portfolio.
|
Property |
| Astino
Berhad |
Malaysian manufacturer of metal
building-related products, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher overseas sales and improved profit margins. For the
quarter ended 30 April 2025, profit before tax rose to RM13.44 million from RM9.47
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 41.9% increase. The
improvement was driven by a surge in export revenue, which rose from RM2.4
million to RM8.4 million, and a RM1.8 million reduction in inventory
write-downs, alongside better cost control.
|
Building Material |
| Analabs
Resources Berhad |
Malaysian investment holding
company with diversified operations in manufacturing, recycling, property
letting, and contract works, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit
mainly due to higher contributions from its investment and property letting segment,
as well as improved performance in contract work and manufacturing. For the
quarter ended 30 April 2025, profit before tax rose to RM13.75 million from
RM9.56 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 43.8% increase.
The improvement was driven by better margins, increased revenue from property
rentals and pipe-laying contracts, and lower administrative expenses. The
company is not a property developer or construction contractor in the
traditional sense, but its contract work division—focused on pipe laying and
rehabilitation—showed strong recovery this quarter.
|
Diversified Industries |
| Astro
Malaysia Holdings Berhad |
Malaysian media and
entertainment company offering television, radio, and digital services,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to lower finance
costs and improved cost efficiency across operations. For the quarter ended
30 April 2025, profit before tax rose to RM21.0 million from RM14.7 million
in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 42.9% increase. Despite a
decline in revenue from subscription and advertising segments, the company
benefited from reduced administrative expenses and better segment performance
in television and corporate functions.
|
Media |
| Nexgram
Holdings Berhad |
Malaysian investment holding
company with diversified interests in ICT, property investment, and hotel
service management, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due
to higher operating income and improved cost efficiency. For the quarter ended
30 April 2025, profit before tax rose to RM23.16 million from RM1.40 million
in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 1,554% increase. The surge was
driven by gains from investment activities, lower finance costs, and
contributions from its hotel service management business, which the Group
consolidated following the full redemption of RCPS. Nexgram is not a property
developer or construction contractor, but its property investment
segment—including hotel assets—played a key role in the earnings
recovery.
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Diversified Industries |
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