| Company |
Description |
Industry |
| UWC
Berhad |
Malaysian company engaged in
precision sheet metal fabrication, machined components, and value-added
assembly services—primarily for the semiconductor and medical technology
industries—delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher
revenue from the recovering semiconductor market and reduced foreign exchange
losses. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit before tax rose to RM12.80
million from RM9.76 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a 31.2% increase. The improvement was driven by increased demand in
semiconductor-related services and better cost control.
|
Industrial Services |
| UMediC
Group Berhad |
Malaysian healthcare company
involved in manufacturing and distributing medical devices and consumables,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to increased revenue
from both its manufacturing and distribution segments. For the quarter ended
31 July 2025, profit before tax rose to RM3.55 million from RM2.41 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 46.97% increase. The improvement
was driven by higher demand recovery and better cost management, despite
ongoing challenges in the healthcare sector.
|
Medical Services |
| SNS
Network Technology Berhad |
Malaysian ICT solutions provider
specializing in the sale of ICT products and related services, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to a surge in commercial and
online store sales. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit before tax
rose to RM27.03 million from RM13.44 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a 101.2% increase. The sharp rise was driven by higher
demand for ICT products, especially through commercial channels, despite
being partially offset by increased impairment losses and higher selling
expenses.
|
Digital Services |
| Superlon
Holdings Berhad |
Malaysian manufacturer of
thermal insulation materials for the HVAC&R industry, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher exchange gains and a reversal
of impairment on financial assets, despite slightly lower revenue. For the
quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit before tax rose to RM4.0 million from
RM2.9 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 38% increase. The
improvement was driven by better foreign exchange conditions and cost
efficiencies, even though revenue from the trading division declined.
|
Building Material |
| Scientex
Berhad |
Malaysian company engaged in
packaging manufacturing and property development, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher operating profit from its
property segment and favourable foreign exchange gains. For the quarter ended
31 July 2025, profit before tax rose to RM210.15 million from RM176.97
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 18.7% increase. The
property division contributed RM592.3 million in operating profit for the
year, outperforming the packaging segment, and was supported by ongoing
development projects across Malaysia. Scientex is a property company, and its
property segment was the key driver of improved profitability this
quarter.
|
Property |
| EA
Holdings Berhad |
Malaysian company involved in
ICT services, automation systems, and food & beverage (F&B)
distribution, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to
higher profit margin and lower operating costs in its F&B distribution
segment. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit before tax rose to RM3.28
million from RM1.63 million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking
a 101.9% increase. Although overall revenue dipped slightly by 5.6%, the
improved profitability was driven by cost control and better margins in the
F&B segment, which contributed over 76% of total revenue.
|
Food & Beverages |
| JKG
Land Berhad |
Malaysian property development
company, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to improved
contribution from its property investment segment, particularly higher rental
income from commercial properties in RainTreeRain, The ERA Kuala Lumpur, and
SMI factories in the Northern Region. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025,
profit before tax rose to RM15.56 million from RM9.84 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a 58.1% increase. This rebound came
despite lower revenue from property development, as the built-then-sell Phase
LB project in the Northern Region only recognized 36% of its sales under
accounting rules, while The ERA Phase 2 had limited units left for
sale.
|
Property |
| Sapura
Industrial Berhad |
Malaysian automotive components
manufacturer serving OEM and replacement markets, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to operational cost reductions and a
one-off claim made to a customer. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit
before tax rose to RM5.33 million from RM1.78 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a 199.4% increase. The improvement was driven by
better margins in the manufacturing segment, which contributed RM7.49 million
in segment profit, despite slightly lower revenue from OEM customers.
|
Auto Parts |
| Solid
Automotive Berhad |
Malaysian company engaged in
trading and distribution of automotive parts and components, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to improved segment results
from its automotive service, electrical, and spare parts division, coupled
with lower tax expense and higher other operating income. For the quarter
ended 31 July 2025, profit before tax rose to RM2.59 million from RM1.94
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 33.5% increase. The
better performance was supported by cost control, inventory reversal gains,
and higher contributions from Malaysia and other overseas markets, despite a
slight drop in overall revenue.
|
Auto Parts |
| United
Malacca Berhad |
Malaysian plantation company
involved in palm oil cultivation across Malaysia and Indonesia, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher fresh fruit bunch
(FFB) production and improved segment results from both its Malaysian and Indonesian
operations. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit before tax rose to
RM51.53 million from RM17.78 million in the immediate preceding quarter,
marking a 190% increase. The surge was driven by a 19% increase in FFB
output, especially from prime-age palms in Indonesia and higher yields in
Sabah estates, alongside lower interest expenses and higher fair value gains
on short-term funds.
|
Oil Palm |
| Mynews
Holdings Berhad |
Malaysian retail convenience
chain operator with over 680 outlets and food production facilities,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue
from its retail segment and improved contributions from its Japanese Food Hub
(ready-to-eat meals and bakery products). For the quarter ended 31 July 2025,
profit after tax rose to RM7.01 million from RM2.10 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a 234.3% increase. The surge was driven by a 14%
rise in revenue, better gross margins, lower tax expense, and higher share of
profit from its jointly controlled entity.
|
Retailers |
| Magni-Tech
Industries Berhad |
Malaysian company involved in
garment manufacturing and packaging, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher sale orders in its garment segment and improved
performance in packaging, supported by lower material costs. For the quarter
ended 31 July 2025, profit after tax rose to RM35.59 million from RM28.29
million in the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 25.8% increase. The
garment division contributed 95.1% of revenue and 98% of operating profit,
with its profit before tax rising 29.4% to RM45.02 million, driven by
increased demand and dividend income.
|
Garment |
| LB
Aluminium Berhad |
Malaysian company engaged in
aluminium extrusion manufacturing and property development, delivered
stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher contributions from
its property segment and improved operating income. For the quarter ended 31
July 2025, profit before tax rose to RM27.55 million from RM18.02 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 52.9% increase. The property
division contributed RM72.28 million in revenue and RM18.35 million in profit
before tax, outperforming the aluminium segment, which faced softer demand.
The stronger results were also supported by lower operating expenses and
reversal of impairments. The company’s property development activities were a
key driver this quarter.
|
Building Material |
| Kawan
Renergy Berhad |
Malaysian engineering solutions
provider specializing in industrial process equipment, renewable energy, and
co-generation plant construction, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to the completion of several industrial process plant projects
and the commencement of new ones. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit
before tax rose to RM10.09 million from RM5.93 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a 70.3% increase. The industrial process equipment
segment contributed RM18.92 million in revenue, while renewable energy and
co-generation plants added RM8.05 million, together accounting for over 76%
of total revenue and driving the profit surge.
|
Industrial Services |
| Kein
Hing International Berhad |
Malaysian precision metal
stamping and assembly manufacturer, delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter
profit mainly due to higher revenue from its Malaysia operations—particularly
from parts used in screen display and television products—and improved contribution
margins through effective cost control. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025,
profit before tax rose to RM8.70 million from RM4.32 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a 102% increase. Despite a slight drop in revenue
from its Vietnam operations, the Group’s overall profitability surged, aided
by reduced foreign exchange losses and better operational efficiency.
|
Industrial Services |
| Gamuda
Berhad |
Malaysian conglomerate involved
in engineering, construction, and property development, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue from both segments and
significantly lower finance costs. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit
before tax rose to RM493.01 million from RM349.85 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a 41% increase. The improvement was driven by
robust contributions from its engineering and construction division, which
accounted for 62% of profit before tax, and its property development segment,
which contributed 38%. Notably, the property arm saw strong performance from
overseas joint ventures, while the construction division benefited from
ongoing infrastructure projects.
|
Construction |
| ES
Sunlogy Berhad |
Malaysian company specializing
in mechanical and electrical (M&E) engineering services, trading of
electrical components, and renewable energy generation, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to higher revenue from M&E engineering
projects and improved cost efficiency. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025,
profit before tax rose to RM7.44 million from RM5.37 million in the immediate
preceding quarter, marking a 38.5% increase. The growth was driven by
increased project billings and better margin control, with the Selarong
development and Large Scale Solar Photovoltaic (LSSPV) plant contributing to
capital commitments and future pipeline.
|
Renewable Energy |
| Crescendo
Corporation Berhad |
Malaysian property developer
with operations in construction, manufacturing, and property investment,
delivered stronger quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to a RM29.9 million
gain from the disposal of land during the current quarter. For the quarter ended
31 July 2025, profit before tax rose to RM31.2 million from RM11.8 million in
the immediate preceding quarter, marking a 163% increase. The manufacturing
and trading segment was the key contributor this round, while the property
development division—though still the largest revenue source—did not benefit
from major land sales like those seen in the previous year’s Nusa Cemerlang
Industrial Park (NCIP) project.
|
Property |
| A-Rank
Berhad |
Malaysian company primarily
engaged in manufacturing and marketing aluminium billets, delivered stronger
quarter-on-quarter profit mainly due to lower interest expenses and reduced
losses from its property development segment. For the quarter ended 31 July
2025, profit before tax rose to RM3.34 million from RM2.12 million in the
immediate preceding quarter, marking a 57.5% increase. The aluminium segment
remained the core contributor, while the property development division showed
improvement due to rental income and lower financing costs.
|
Building Material |
| 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 administrative expenses and
reduced finance costs. For the quarter ended 31 July 2025, profit before tax
rose to RM20.4 million from RM21.0 million in the immediate preceding
quarter, marking a 2% increase. The improvement was driven by cost
optimisation efforts despite a decline in revenue from subscription and
advertising.
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Media |
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