Company

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Industry

PCCS Group Berhad

Stronger profit driven by improved operational efficiency and higher demand in the apparel segment.

Apparel

New Hoong Fatt Holdings Berhad

New Hoong Fatt’s PBT rose 66.2% quarter-on-quarter, from RM6.49 million in Q2 2025 to RM10.79 million in Q3 2025. This was achieved despite a 1.4% increase in revenue, reflecting improved cost efficiency and a better sales mix. The narrowing of foreign exchange losses (RM1.4 million in Q3 2025 vs. RM6.0 million in Q3 2024) was a key driver. While revenue declined year-on-year due to intensified competition and a weaker USD, the Group’s operational efficiency and cost control measures helped sustain profitability. The domestic market softened, but export sales remained resilient.

Auto Parts

DRB-HICOM Berhad

Performance bolstered by strong vehicle sales from Proton and improved aerospace segment performance.

Automotive

MBM Resources Berhad

Profitability surged due to high demand for Perodua vehicles and better performance in the auto parts segment.

Automotive

UMW Holdings Berhad

Significant profit growth driven by record-breaking sales of Toyota and Perodua vehicles.

Automotive

AirAsia X Berhad

Significant profit turnaround following the resumption of scheduled flight operations and cost restructuring.

Aviation

Capital A Berhad

Significant narrowing of losses as air travel demand and ancillary digital revenue recovered.

Aviation

Public Bank Berhad

Steady increase in profit driven by higher net interest income and loan portfolio growth.

Banking

Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad

Driven by higher net interest income and strong growth in the SME lending segment.

Banking

AmBank Group (AMMB Holdings)

Profit rose due to improved asset quality and higher non-interest income from insurance and wealth management.

Banking

CIMB Group Holdings Berhad

Strong growth in net profit fueled by higher operating income and lower provisions across regional markets.

Banking

Hong Leong Bank Berhad

Profit rose due to robust loan growth and higher contributions from its associate, Bank of Chengdu.

Banking

Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank)

Strong profit increase led by higher net interest income and growth in regional operations.

Banking

RHB Bank Berhad

Higher net profit driven by robust loan growth and improved non-interest income.

Banking

Fraser & Neave Holdings Berhad (F&N)

F&N delivered a 45.1% QoQ increase in profit before tax, rising from RM116.5 million in Q3 FY2025 to RM169.1 million in Q4 FY2025. This was achieved despite a 2.3% decline in revenue to RM1.23 billion, as gross profit margin improved by 3.8% due to lower input costs and better cost management. Operating expenses fell significantly by RM57.1 million, and the Group benefited from a favourable product mix and operational efficiencies. The strong quarterly performance was also aided by lower impairment and higher productivity across its beverage and dairies segments.

Beverage

 Dutch Lady Milk Industries Berhad (DLMI)

DLMI posted a 37.0% QoQ increase in profit after tax (RM32.1 million in Q3 2025 vs RM23.4 million in Q2 2025). This improvement was driven by lower transition-related one-off costs (RM1.7 million in Q3 vs RM5.6 million in Q2), strong volume growth in core liquid milk products, and favorable foreign exchange movements. Despite flat revenue (RM374.5 million vs RM375.6 million, -0.3%), the company benefited from lower dairy raw material costs and improved operational efficiency following the full transition to its new IR4.0 manufacturing facility and Distribution Centre in Bandar Enstek, which became fully operational in July 2025.

Beverage

Spritzer Bhd

Profit rose due to increased sales volume of bottled water and better manufacturing cost control.

Beverage

Fraser & Neave Holdings Bhd (F&N)

Profitability improved due to higher beverage sales and better operational efficiency in Dairies Thailand.

Beverage

Heineken Malaysia Berhad

Heineken Malaysia recorded a 36% QoQ increase in profit before tax (PBT), rising from RM109.4 million in Q2 FY2025 to RM148.8 million in Q3 FY2025. This was driven by a 22% surge in revenue to RM656.0 million, attributed to effective revenue management and enhanced distribution efforts. The company’s disciplined cost control further amplified the margin expansion, enabling a sharper rise in profitability relative to topline growth. The quarter also benefited from festive season demand and improved operational efficiency, reinforcing the resilience of its core beer and cider business.

Brewery

Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Berhad

Carlsberg Malaysia posted a 25.8% QoQ increase in net profit attributable to shareholders, from RM81.9 million in Q2 FY2025 to RM103.0 million in Q3 FY2025. This was underpinned by a 19.0% rise in revenue to RM583.4 million, driven by stronger trade purchases ahead of a price adjustment effective 1 September 2025. Operating profit jumped 31.1% to RM124.8 million, supported by higher contributions from both Malaysia and Singapore. Notably, Singapore’s profit uplift was aided by trade offer adjustments related to prior years, while the Group also saw a 21.3% increase in share of profit from its Sri Lankan associate, Lion Brewery.

Brewery

Topmix Berhad

Malaysian company engaged in the trading and manufacturing of decorative surface materials such as high-pressure laminates (HPL), melamine-faced chipboards (MFC), and compact panels, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 FY2025 due to higher sales volume and improved gross margins, supported by a significant increase in other income from a RM2.46 million gain on disposal of property, plant and equipment. Profit after tax rose 35.3% to RM6.31 million from RM4.66 million in Q2 FY2025, driven by robust demand for HPL and other decorative products, as well as contributions from newly introduced MFC products.

Building Material

Lysaght Galvanized Steel Berhad

Lysaght’s profit before tax rose 51.3% QoQ, from RM1.55 million in Q2 FY2025 to RM2.35 million in Q3 FY2025. Revenue increased 14% to RM21.91 million, driven by higher sales of galvanized steel products, particularly to New Zealand. The Group also benefited from improved operating leverage and lower finance costs. However, on a year-on-year basis, both revenue and profit were down due to reduced sales of poles and masts, especially to Singapore.

Building Material

PMB Technology Berhad

Driven by recovery in the aluminium segment and increased revenue from facade construction.

Building Material

Cahya Mata Sarawak Berhad

Recorded higher profit due to increased demand for cement in state infrastructure projects.

Building Material

Astino Berhad

Profitability supported by demand for metal roofing and building materials.

Building Material

Chin Hin Group Berhad

Driven by high demand for building materials and steady construction segment performance.

Building Material

Engtex Group Berhad

Profit rose due to higher demand for water pipes and infrastructure-related steel products.

Building Material

OpenSys (M) Berhad

Provider of cash recycling machines (CRMs), teller cash recyclers (TCRs), and software-based financial solutions.OpenSys delivered an 11.5% QoQ increase in PBT, from RM4.40 million in Q2 2025 to RM4.91 million in Q3 2025. This was supported by a 6.2% rise in revenue, driven by higher CRM installations and recurring service income. The Solutions and Services segment, which contributed RM21.32 million in revenue, continued to anchor profitability through stable margins and cost efficiency.

Business Services

Ancom Nylex Berhad

Profit increased due to strong demand for industrial and agricultural chemicals.

Chemical

TMK Chemical Bhd

Profit grew 23.8% to RM26.11 million primarily due to lower finance costs.

Chemical

Hextar Global Berhad

Performance driven by strong demand for agrochemicals and contributions from new acquisitions.

Chemical

Mitrajaya Holdings Berhad

Mitrajaya’s PBT jumped 400.1% quarter-on-quarter, from RM5.52 million in Q3 2024 to RM27.60 million in Q3 2025. This was underpinned by an 83.2% increase in revenue, largely attributed to the Construction division, which contributed RM186.85 million in Q3 2025 (up from RM94.13 million). The strong performance was driven by progress in key infrastructure and building projects, although specific project names were not disclosed. The Property Development segment also improved, with revenue rising to RM57.13 million. The Group’s improved margins and higher finance income, coupled with lower finance costs, contributed to the significant earnings uplift.

Construction

PEB Berhad

Stronger quarterly performance due to increased activity in construction projects and improved cost management.

Construction

Sunway Construction Group Berhad

Profit increased due to progress billings from large-scale infrastructure projects.

Construction

Gamuda Berhad

Profit surged due to significant progress in international construction projects and strong domestic sales.

Construction

IJM Corporation Berhad

Driven by higher execution in the construction segment and improved port throughput at Kuantan Port.

Construction

LBS Bina Group Berhad

Profit increased due to higher sales and progress billings from affordable housing projects.

Construction

Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB)

Driven by progress in major infrastructure projects like LRT3 and steady property sales.

Construction

TAFI Industries Berhad

Achieved RM9.15 million profit driven by construction and property segments.

Construction

Varia Berhad

Reported a 46.8% profit increase driven by construction activity and project progress.

Construction

Ekovest Berhad

Performance supported by progress in highway construction and property development projects.

Construction

CTOS Digital Berhad

Profit rose due to increased demand for credit reporting and digital identity verification services.

Digital Services

MyEG Services Berhad

Profit rose due to the introduction of new blockchain-based services and steady government digital services.

Digital Services

AwanBiru Technology Berhad

Improved performance following new digital transformation and cloud service contracts.

Digital Services

Theta Edge Berhad

Reported RM8.01 million profit, a turnaround driven by IT and telecom growth.

Digital Services

Datasonic Group Berhad

Profit rose due to higher deliveries of smart cards and passport components for the government.

Digital Services

Infoline Tec Group Berhad

Profit grew due to higher demand for IT infrastructure and cybersecurity solutions.

Digital Services

Southern Acids (M) Berhad

Malaysian diversified group involved in oleochemical manufacturing, palm oil milling and cultivation, healthcare services, and property investment, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q2 FY2026 due to improved gross margins and lower finance costs, despite a 14.4% drop in revenue. Profit before tax rose 45.0% to RM18.0 million from RM12.4 million in Q1, driven by better cost control and margin recovery in the oleochemical segment, which saw a 36.3% decline in revenue but benefited from lower feedstock costs. The property segment also showed growth, with investment properties increasing in value, though no specific project was highlighted.

Diversified Industrial

Engtex Group Berhad

Malaysian conglomerate involved in manufacturing, wholesale and distribution of pipes and steel-related products, property development, and hospitality, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 due to higher sales volume, improved margins, and a RM2.1 million gain from the disposal of quoted investments. Profit before tax surged 138% to RM8.75 million from RM3.67 million in Q2 2025, driven by increased delivery output and lower procurement and production costs in the wholesale and manufacturing segments. The wholesale and distribution division, in particular, contributed 77.7% of the Group’s quarterly profit before tax, reflecting enhanced operational efficiency and favorable cost dynamics amid volatile metal prices.

Diversified Industrial

Public Packages Holdings Berhad (PPHB)

PPHB, engaged in manufacturing, trading, hotel operations, property investment, and other investments, recorded a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 due to improved cost control and better sales performance. Profit before tax rose 20.95% to RM10.84 million from RM8.96 million in Q2 2025, despite a modest 3.96% increase in revenue. The manufacturing division remained the core contributor, supported by gains in the investment segment. No specific property project was highlighted, but the group’s investment property value increased during the quarter, suggesting stable asset performance.

Diversified Industrial

Oriental Holdings Berhad (OHB)

Diversified conglomerate with operations in automotive, plantation, healthcare, investment, and property. OHB recorded a 25.5% QoQ increase in PBT, from RM131.46 million in Q2 2025 to RM164.93 million in Q3 2025. The improvement was led by stronger contributions from the automotive segment (RM161.96 million segment profit), plantations (RM82.54 million), and healthcare (RM16.26 million). The automotive division, in particular, benefited from robust sales and margin recovery, while the plantation segment saw improved yields and pricing.

Diversified Industrial

Dagang NeXchange Berhad (DNeX)

Driven by higher contributions from its energy and semiconductor (SilTerra) divisions.

Diversified Industrial

OSK Holdings Berhad

Performance supported by higher property sales and steady contributions from its industries and cables segment.

Diversified Industrial

PPB Group Berhad

Performance driven by higher contributions from its associate, Wilmar International, and the grain division.

Diversified Industrial

Berjaya Assets Berhad

Driven by steady rental income from its major shopping mall and gaming operations.

Diversified Industrial

Berjaya Corporation Berhad

Profit growth across diversified consumer, property, and hospitality segments.

Diversified Industrial

Tenaga Nasional Berhad

Performance remained stable as electricity demand grew, though moderated by fuel costs.

Electricity

Formosa Prosonic Industries Berhad

Malaysian manufacturer of audio and electronic products, delivered a significantly stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 due to a sharp rise in other income and the absence of major one-off expenses that had impacted the previous quarter. Profit before tax surged to RM24.72 million from RM2.60 million in Q2 2025, representing an increase of approximately 851%. This rebound was driven by a RM11.56 million boost in other income and a substantial reduction in other expenses, which fell to RM0.46 million from RM18.97 million in the prior quarter. Despite a sequential decline in revenue, the improved cost structure and non-operating gains were key contributors to the profit recovery.

EMS

PIE Industrial Berhad

Profitability improved due to higher orders from electronics manufacturing services (EMS) customers.

EMS

SKP Resources Bhd

Performance supported by higher orders from key customers in the electronics manufacturing segment.

EMS

VS Industry Berhad

Performance bolstered by higher production volumes for its major home appliance customers.

EMS

WaveFront Berhad

Achieved RM0.77 million profit, rebounding from losses due to asset disposal.

EMS

Rohas Tecnic Berhad

Malaysian engineering and infrastructure company specializing in tower fabrication, EPCC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning), and concession services, delivered a significantly stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 FY2025 due to a RM23.6 million gain from the disposal of its 30% stake in Phu My Vinh Construction and Investment Corporation. Profit before tax surged 445% to RM22.5 million from RM4.1 million in Q2, despite a 26% drop in gross profit, as the one-off disposal gain and higher finance income offset weaker margins. The EPCC segment remained the largest revenue contributor, while the power transmission tower fabrication segment showed notable growth, rising 36% year-on-year.

Energy Services

Perdana Petroleum Berhad

Malaysian marine offshore support services provider, posted a 463.2% surge in profit before tax to RM55.52 million in Q3 2025 from RM8.96 million in Q2 2025. This sharp rebound was driven by a RM10.2 million reversal of impairment loss on receivables and RM0.3 million in foreign exchange gains, offsetting a 35.5% drop in revenue. The quarter benefited from lower finance costs and improved operational efficiency, despite seasonal vessel utilisation challenges. The uplift was largely non-operational, with core marine support services remaining the backbone of its business.

Energy Services

Kinergy Advancement Berhad

Achieved a 7.4% increase in profit before tax due to revenue growth from Petronas' projects in Sabah and Labuan.

Energy Services

Pantech Group Holdings Berhad

Profit increased due to robust demand in the oil and gas sector and higher sales of pipes and fittings.

Energy Services

Wah Seong Corporation Berhad

Profit rose due to increased activity in the energy services segment and pipe-coating projects.

Energy Services

Yinson Holdings Berhad

Driven by higher contributions from its FPSO operations and renewable energy projects.

Energy Services

Dialog Group Berhad

Profit remained robust driven by tank terminal operations and maintenance services.

Energy Services

Coastal Contracts Bhd

Performance driven by higher contributions from its gas processing plant in Mexico.

Energy Services

Dayang Enterprise Holdings Bhd

Profitability surged due to increased maintenance and hook-up activities in offshore oil and gas.

Energy Services

Bursa Malaysia Berhad

Profit increased due to higher average daily trading value (ADV) in the securities market.

Exchange

Oriental Food Industries Holdings Berhad (OFIH)

Malaysian company manufacturing and marketing of snack foods and confectioneries.
OFIH posted a 79.4% QoQ increase in profit before tax, rising from RM6.85 million in Q2 2025 to RM12.28 million in Q3 2025. This sharp improvement was driven by higher local sales and a significant reduction in administrative expenses, which fell from RM12.35 million to RM7.42 million. Despite a slight increase in revenue (+3.3%), the margin expansion and cost discipline were key contributors to the stronger bottom line.

Food

Malayan Flour Mills Berhad (MFM)

MFM reported a 187.4% quarter-on-quarter increase in profit before tax (PBT), rising from RM18.32 million in Q3 2024 to RM52.66 million in Q3 2025. This surge was driven by a 32.6% increase in gross profit, improved operating margins, and a turnaround in its joint ventures, which contributed RM3.0 million in Q3 2025 versus a loss of RM12.95 million in Q3 2024. The flour and grain trading segment remained the primary revenue contributor, while the poultry integration segment (via Dindings Tyson) also delivered a strong rebound, with its share of profit from joint ventures improving significantly. Lower interest expenses and stable operating costs further supported the earnings uplift.

Food

Hup Seng Industries Berhad

Hup Seng’s profit after tax rose marginally by 0.2% QoQ, from RM15.44 million in Q2 FY2025 to RM15.47 million in Q3 FY2025. While revenue remained relatively flat at RM105.7 million, the Group maintained stable operating profit through tight cost control and improved efficiency. Segment-wise, the biscuit manufacturing and trading divisions were the main contributors, with the trading division showing notable resilience. However, the beverage segment remained marginal.

Food

C.I. Holdings Berhad

Edible oil manufacturing and export company, C.I. Holdings posted a 23% increase in profit before tax quarter-on-quarter (RM24.7 million vs RM20.0 million). The uplift was driven by higher export volumes to Africa, the Indian Subcontinent, and the Middle East, alongside a modest rise in palm olein prices. Operating profit rose 19% due to lower global freight costs and reduced forex losses from a stable MYR. The edible oil segment remains the core contributor.

Food

Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad

Resilient profit growth driven by strong domestic demand and successful new product launches.

Food

Synergy House Berhad

Synergy House posted a profit before tax of RM0.8 million in Q3 2025, a turnaround from a loss of RM1.5 million in Q2 2025, marking a positive swing of over 150%. This recovery was driven by stronger B2C performance, particularly in the Wayfair US and UK platforms, which grew 15% QoQ. The Group also benefited from a tax credit of RM2.0 million, further boosting net profit. Despite overall revenue declining due to weaker B2B demand and currency headwinds, the shift in sales mix and cost control helped lift profitability

Furniture

Synergy House Berhad

Profit grew due to the expansion of its e-commerce furniture sales in international markets.

Furniture

RGB International Bhd

Recorded a significant profit jump due to the surge in gaming machine sales.

Gaming

Magnum Berhad

Profit growth supported by higher ticket sales in the 4D gaming segment following a full year of operations.

Gaming

Sports Toto Berhad

Profit rose due to higher draws and increased ticket sales in the NFO segment.

Gaming

Hartalega Holdings Berhad

Hartalega reported a turnaround with a 149.5% QoQ increase in profit before tax, from a loss of RM47.5 million in Q2 FY2025 to a profit of RM23.5 million in Q2 FY2026. This recovery was driven by cost optimisation initiatives, lower raw material costs, and improved hedging efficiency that mitigated forex losses. Although revenue declined 17.2% QoQ due to lower sales volume and a stronger MYR, the Group’s operating profit rebounded to RM13.7 million from a loss of RM26.7 million in the prior quarter, reflecting enhanced operational efficiency and margin recovery.

Glove

Hartalega Holdings Berhad

Gradual recovery in margins as global glove stockpiles normalized and production efficiency improved.

Glove

Top Glove Corporation Bhd

Reported gradual narrowing of losses through operational consolidation and cost-cutting.

Glove

Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd

Stable performance as glove prices normalized and technical rubber efficiency improved.

Glove

Comfort Gloves Berhad

Gradual margin improvement as the group focused on specialized healthcare gloves.

Glove

KPJ Healthcare Berhad

Higher profit following an increase in patient volumes and bed occupancy rates across its hospitals.

Healthcare

IHH Healthcare Berhad

Higher profit driven by recovery in patient volumes and medical case intensity.

Healthcare

Optimax Holdings Berhad

Profit rose due to higher patient volume for eye surgeries and refractive treatments.

Healthcare

Prolintas Infra Business Trust

Malaysian a toll highway operator managing AKLEH, GCE, LKSA, and SILK, delivered a 27.9% quarter-on-quarter increase in profit before tax to RM12.69 million in Q3 2025 from RM9.93 million in Q2. This was driven by a 4.0% rise in toll revenue to RM82.1 million, supported by higher traffic volumes across all highways—particularly SILK (+5.1%) and LKSA (+4.1%) due to residential growth and improved connectivity. Stable operating costs and stronger returns from Shariah-compliant investments also contributed to the improved profitability.

Highway

Unique Fire Holdings Berhad

Malaysian manufacturer and distributor of fire protection systems, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q2 FY2026, driven by higher revenue and lower impairment charges. Profit before tax rose 25.5% to RM4.61 million from RM3.67 million in Q1, while profit after tax surged 45.1% to RM3.51 million. The improvement was mainly supported by increased demand for the Group’s fire suppression systems under its assembly segment, which contributed RM15.3 million in revenue. The quarter also benefited from lower impairment losses on financial assets compared to the previous quarter.

Industrial Product

Success Transformer Corporation Berhad (STC)

Malaysian manufacturer of electrical apparatus and industrial lighting, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q1 FY2026 primarily due to higher sales, improved profit margins, and increased gains from other investments. Profit before tax surged 145% to RM3.94 million from RM1.60 million in the preceding quarter, while net profit after tax rose 164% to RM3.20 million. Despite a slight 2% increase in revenue, the significant profit growth was driven by operational cost efficiencies and better investment returns, particularly amid stable domestic sales and a modest recovery in overseas demand.

Industrial Product

Sime Darby Berhad

Profit increased due to strong performance in the industrial segment and new acquisitions.

Industrial Product

Supercomnet Technologies Berhad

Stronger profit driven by demand for high-margin medical cables and automotive wires.

Industrial Product

Wellcall Holdings Berhad

Profit climbed 80.7% to RM14.14 million due to higher revenue and forex gains.

Industrial Product

Dancomech Holdings Berhad

Performance supported by steady demand for valves, gauges, and pumps in the oil and gas sector.

Industrial Product

Dufu Technology Corp. Berhad

Driven by steady demand for precision machining parts in the hard disk drive segment.

Industrial Product

CBH Engineering Holding Berhad

Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) systems and maintenance (construction sector) company CBH Engineering recorded a 51.6% increase in profit before tax quarter-on-quarter (RM13.83 million vs RM9.12 million). The improvement was largely due to a RM6.7 million reversal of impairment provisions on trade receivables and contract assets. Despite a 25.3% drop in revenue, the M&E Systems segment remained dominant, and the margin uplift was supported by lower operating expenses and higher finance income. No specific project was highlighted, but the earnings were mainly from ongoing M&E systems contracts.

Industrial Services

 FoundPac Group Berhad

FoundPac recorded a 114.4% QoQ increase in PBT, from RM1.89 million in Q4 FY2025 (ended June) to RM4.06 million in Q1 FY2026 (ended September). The improvement was driven by a sharp reduction in administrative expenses (down from RM4.75 million to RM1.99 million), stable revenue, and improved cost efficiency. The precision engineering segment remained the core contributor, generating RM3.2 million in segment profit. The Group also benefited from better foreign exchange positioning and higher finance income

Industrial Services

Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd

Performance bolstered by new project wins in the infrastructure and crane divisions.

Industrial Services

THMY Holdings Berhad

Earned RM3.03 million from industrial engineering solutions for the E&E sector.

Industrial Services

Wentel Engineering Holdings

Profit increased by 3.3% driven by metal fabrication demand and lower costs.

Industrial Services

Favelle Favco Berhad

Driven by a strong order book for offshore and tower cranes.

Industrial Services

Perak Transit Berhad

Profit increased due to higher project facilitation fees and integrated public transportation terminal contributions.

Logistics

MISC Berhad

Profit rose due to higher freight rates in petroleum shipping and steady offshore contributions.

Logistics

Tiong Nam Logistics Holdings Berhad

Driven by higher demand for warehousing and cold chain logistics services.

Logistics

Westports Holdings Berhad

Recorded higher profit due to an increase in container throughput and operational efficiency.

Logistics

Seni Jaya Corporation Berhad

Malaysian out-of-home (OOH) advertising company, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q1 FY2026 due to higher demand across all billboard segments and the successful execution of strategic initiatives. Profit before tax doubled to RM4.63 million from RM2.32 million in the preceding quarter, marking a 100% increase. This surge was driven by increased billboard advertising revenue, which benefited from economies of scale as fixed costs remained stable, enhancing margins. The Group’s core business performance also improved significantly, with normalised profit after tax rising 89% to RM5.0 million, reflecting strong operational leverage and market traction.

Media

Media Prima Berhad

Profit growth driven by higher digital advertising revenue and better cost optimization.

Media

MTOUCH (M) Berhad

Reported turnaround profit from its digital media and mobile value-added services.

Media

Seni Jaya Corporation Berhad

Turnaround profit driven by the expansion into digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising.

Media

Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Berhad

Achieved stronger profits supported by stable aluminium prices and high production volume.

Metals

MSC (Malaysia Smelting Corporation) Berhad

Driven by higher refined tin production and stable global tin prices.

Metals

Ann Joo Resources Berhad

Performance influenced by global steel prices, with steady demand from domestic infrastructure.

Metals

Choo Bee Metal Industries Berhad

Profitability supported by steel demand for the manufacturing and construction sectors.

Metals

Hibiscus Petroleum Berhad

Profitability boosted by high oil prices and steady production from its key assets.

Oil Producer

Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Bhd

Driven by improved refining margins and higher sales volume of petroleum products.

Oil Refinery

Petronas Chemicals Group Berhad

Influenced by global commodity prices with high production volumes across petrochemical plants.

Oil Refinery

ELK-Desa Resources Berhad

Hire purchase financing and furniture retail company ELK-Desa posted a modest 1% quarter-on-quarter increase in profit before tax (RM11.19 million vs RM11.08 million). The hire purchase segment drove this gain, with revenue up 5% and impairment allowances down 3% due to better recovery efforts. However, finance costs rose 24% due to higher borrowings. The furniture segment also contributed positively, with revenue up 5.2% and profit before tax rising to RM361,611 from RM339,428.

Other Financial

SLP Resources Berhad

Malaysian manufacturer of plastic packaging and related polymer products, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 FY2025 due to lower raw material input costs, which significantly improved its profit margins despite a 5.6% decline in revenue to RM37.6 million. Profit before tax rose 70.4% to RM4.02 million from RM2.36 million in the preceding quarter, while net profit after tax increased 75.8% to RM3.05 million. The improved profitability was driven by cost efficiencies and better product mix, which helped offset the impact of continued soft domestic demand.

Packaging

Can-One Berhad

Can-One recorded a turnaround in Q3 2025 with a profit after tax of RM4.5 million, compared to a loss of RM6.2 million in Q2 2025—an effective swing of over 172.6%. The recovery was driven by a 43% QoQ increase in gross profit (RM92.3 million vs RM64.6 million), largely due to lower other expenses (RM1.2 million vs RM91.1 million in Q2) and improved margins in the General Packaging and Property segments. The Property Development and Investment Holding division contributed RM34.7 million in segment profit, likely from rental income or asset revaluation, although no specific project was named. The Group also saw a reduction in finance costs and impairment losses, supporting the bottom-line recovery.

Packaging

Scientex Berhad

Profitability boosted by strong demand for flexible plastic packaging and steady property progress.

Packaging

TH Plantations Berhad

Malaysian upstream plantation company primarily engaged in oil palm cultivation and forestry, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 due to higher revenue from increased palm product sales and improved other income, alongside lower other expenses. Profit for the period rose 29.3% to RM36.7 million from RM28.4 million in Q2 2025, driven by stronger operating performance and a reduction in net finance costs. The quarter also benefited from a fair value gain on biological assets and higher contributions from short-term investment income, despite seasonal and weather-related challenges typical in plantation operations.

Palm Oil

SD Guthrie Berhad

Malaysian conglomerate primarily engaged in plantation operations, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 due to higher operating profit and improved contributions from joint ventures. Profit before tax rose 12% to RM1,251 million from RM1,118 million in the preceding quarter, driven by a 3% increase in revenue to RM5,411 million and a 7% rise in operating profit to RM1,222 million. The improvement was supported by higher fresh fruit bunch production and better downstream margins, while lower finance costs and stronger joint venture earnings also contributed to the uplift.

Palm Oil

Hap Seng Plantations Holdings Berhad

Malaysian upstream oil palm plantation company, delivered a significantly stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 due to higher crude palm oil (CPO) sales volume, improved average selling prices, and a RM23.7 million gain from fair value adjustments of biological assets. Profit before tax surged 152% to RM66.5 million from RM26.4 million in Q2 2025, while revenue rose 9% to RM169.5 million. The quarter benefited from a 9% increase in CPO sales volume and higher average CPO prices compared to the preceding quarter, offsetting the impact of lower extraction rates and fresh fruit bunch production caused by wet weather and seasonal yield trends.

Palm Oil

MHC Plantations Berhad

MHC’s PBT rose 31.6% quarter-on-quarter, from RM17.56 million in Q3 2024 to RM23.11 million in Q3 2025. The improvement was led by higher revenue (+9.8%) and stronger operating profit (+29.6%), driven by better average selling prices of palm products—especially palm kernel (PK), which saw a 31% price increase. Segment-wise, the oil mill division posted a 46% jump in profit, while the power plant segment surged 81% due to improved non-power-generating activities, despite a 33% drop in electricity exports caused by a temporary biogas plant shutdown. The plantation segment also contributed positively with a 14% profit increase, supported by an 11% rise in average fresh fruit bunch (FFB) prices.

Palm Oil

Johor Plantations Group Berhad

Johor Plantations delivered a 31.6% QoQ increase in profit before tax and zakat, from RM113.2 million in Q2 FY2025 to RM148.95 million in Q3 FY2025. This was driven by a 22.8% rise in revenue to RM496.15 million, with upstream and midstream segments growing 12.5% and 59.8% respectively. Higher average selling prices and increased fresh fruit bunch (FFB) production—especially in August, the seasonal peak—boosted performance. Finance costs also declined 39.2%, further supporting the earnings uplift.

Palm Oil

Sime Darby Plantation Berhad

Profitability boosted by higher crude palm oil (CPO) prices and improved fruit yields.

Palm Oil

Batu Kawan Berhad

Higher contribution from its plantation segment and improved chemicals manufacturing performance.

Palm Oil

IOI Corporation Berhad

Profitability boosted by higher CPO prices and improved performance in the resource-based manufacturing segment.

Palm Oil

Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad (KLK)

Performance driven by strong plantation earnings and contribution from recently acquired estates.

Palm Oil

TSH Resources Berhad

Profit rose due to higher CPO prices and improved age profile of its oil palm trees.

Palm Oil

Ta Ann Holdings Berhad

Profit increased by 43.7% due to higher CPO sales volumes and prices.

Palm Oil

TDM Berhad

Profit rose by 57.7% due to improved plantation and higher "Other Income".

Palm Oil

Boustead Plantations Berhad

Profit rose due to higher CPO and PK prices alongside improved estate efficiency.

Palm Oil

Pappajack Berhad

Profit grew significantly due to the expansion of its pawnbroking network and higher pawn loans disbursed.

Pawnbroking

Y.S.P. Southeast Asia Holding Bhd

Malaysian pharmaceutical manufacturer and distributor, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 due to higher sales and improved cost control. Profit before tax rose 47.6% to RM8.93 million from RM6.05 million in Q2, driven by a 5.9% increase in revenue to RM92.3 million and a sharp drop in other expenses. The manufacturing segment remained the main contributor, while the trading segment also saw improved performance from higher pharmaceutical product sales.

Pharmaceutical

Pharmaniaga Berhad

Stronger profit turnaround following improved operational efficiencies in its concession business.

Pharmaceutical

Apex Healthcare Berhad

Growth driven by higher sales of pharmaceuticals and consumer healthcare products.

Pharmaceutical

QL Resources Berhad

Profit rose due to strong performance in the marine product manufacturing and integrated livestock segments.

Poultry

TPC Plus Berhad

Net profit increased by 64.5% supported by higher egg sales and prices.

Poultry

Radium Development Berhad

Malaysian property development and investment company, delivered a significantly stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 FY2025 due to a one-off net gain of RM123.7 million from the settlement of an investment property, which boosted other income and operating profit. Profit before tax surged 1,487% to RM122.6 million from RM7.73 million in Q2, while net profit rose to RM120.3 million from RM5.62 million. The core property development segment remained the main revenue contributor, generating RM127.6 million year-to-date, with ongoing residential projects driving performance. The substantial gain from the property settlement was the key factor behind the sharp profit increase.

Property

Magna Prima Berhad

Malaysian property development company, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 primarily due to higher revenue recognition from its ongoing Kepong Phase 2D Apartment project. The group’s profit before tax surged 194% to RM4.78 million from RM1.63 million in the preceding quarter, while revenue nearly doubled to RM21.37 million from RM11.10 million. This significant improvement was driven by increased progress billings from the Kepong 2D development, coupled with contributions from late payment interest and extension charges, which bolstered the group’s earnings for the quarter.

Property

Eksons Corporation Berhad

Property development and investment holdings (formerly plywood manufacturing) company, Eksons achieved a turnaround with profit before tax rising to RM6.73 million from a loss of RM4.61 million in the previous quarter—a 246% swing. The improvement stemmed from higher investment income (especially unrealised gains on securities), lower operating expenses, and a 208% increase in revenue (RM4.18 million vs RM1.36 million). The property segment’s car park operations at The Atmosphere contributed RM0.6 million in profit, outperforming the prior year.

Property

Eco World International Berhad

Higher profit following the handover of several key international projects in the UK and Australia.

Property

UEM Sunrise Berhad

Performance supported by land sales and steady progress in its high-rise residential projects.

Property

UOA Development Bhd

Driven by progress billings from ongoing commercial and residential developments in Bangsar South.

Property

Eco World Development Group Bhd

Delivered strong growth following high sales in township projects and industrial parks.

Property

YNH Property Bhd

Earned RM9.44 million profit supported by the Solasta Dutamas project.

Property

AME Elite Consortium Berhad

Driven by higher sales of industrial properties and steady construction progress in industrial parks.

Property

Berjaya Land Berhad

Performance bolstered by steady hospitality recovery and property sales in international markets.

Property

Tower Real Estate Investment Trust

Malaysian property trust focused on commercial office buildings, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q1 FY2026, with net trust income rising to RM2.76 million from RM1.0 million in the previous quarter. This improvement was driven by higher occupancy at Menara HLX and better rental rates at Plaza Zurich, alongside lower interest and administrative costs. Gross revenue increased 3% year-on-year to RM10.39 million, while property operating expenses rose 13% due to higher agency commissions and maintenance. Administrative expenses fell due to a doubtful debt recovery, and interest costs declined following a July 2025 OPR cut.

Reit

Paradigm REIT

Malaysian property trust company managing Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre, Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya, and Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru, reported its first full-quarter results post-listing. Profit before tax reached RM28.98 million, up from RM6.51 million in the partial Q2 period (10 June–30 June), marking a substantial increase due to full-quarter rental income and cost efficiencies. Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru was the top performer, contributing RM37.26 million in revenue and RM25.65 million in net property income. The REIT’s strong debut reflects effective asset management and stable tenant occupancy.

Reit

AmFIRST REIT

A real Estate Investment Trust (Commercial Properties) company posted a 37.9% QoQ increase in profit before tax, rising from RM3.27 million in Q1 FY2026 to RM4.51 million in Q2 FY2026. This was largely due to a 117.7% swing in derivative revaluation gains (RM2.70 million improvement), coupled with a 1.8% reduction in interest expense. Although realised rental revenue declined 4.1% QoQ due to lower occupancy at some properties, improved fair value adjustments and cost efficiencies lifted overall profitability. Notably, Menara AmBank, Wisma AmFIRST, Prima 9, and Jaya 99 saw higher occupancy and car park income.

Reit

Pavilion REIT

Steady earnings supported by high occupancy and rental growth at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur.

Reit

Sunway REIT

Improved earnings following the recovery of the hotel and retail mall segments.

Reit

Amanahraya REIT

Reported steady income from its diversified commercial and industrial portfolio.

Reit

AmFIRST REIT

Stable performance supported by high occupancy in key Klang Valley office buildings.

Reit

Pekat Group Berhad

Profit rose due to higher execution of solar PV projects and demand for earthing systems.

Renewable Energy

Solarvest Holdings Berhad

Stronger profit due to accelerated execution of large-scale solar (LSS) projects.

Renewable Energy

Vsolar Group Berhad

Returned to RM2.11 million profit following reduced administrative expenses.

Renewable Energy

Nova Wellness Group Berhad

Nova Wellness reported a 231.2% QoQ increase in profit after tax (PAT), rising from RM1.04 million in Q4 FY2025 to RM3.45 million in Q1 FY2026. This surge was driven by a 21.1% increase in revenue to RM12.49 million, with House Brand sales growing 19% and OEM revenue up 10%. The Group also significantly reduced its administrative, operating, and selling expenses by 10%, 44%, and 35% respectively, contributing to a healthier gross profit margin and improved bottom line.

Retailer

Amway (Malaysia) Holdings Berhad

Amway’s profit before tax (PBT) surged 392.8% QoQ, rising from RM3.7 million in Q2 to RM18.3 million in Q3 2025. This sharp rebound was driven by the launch of a new cellular health product, which lifted revenue by 3.3% and improved gross profit margin by 20%. The Group also implemented a product price adjustment to support its target operating margin, contributing to the significant margin recovery. Despite a challenging year overall, this quarter marked a strong operational turnaround.

Retailer

AEON Co. (M) Bhd

AEON’s PBT remained flat at RM18.6 million in Q3 2025 compared to Q2 2025, but profit from operations rose 4.4% QoQ (RM42.5 million vs RM40.7 million). This was achieved despite a slight dip in revenue (-0.4%) due to store renovations and softer consumer spending. The improvement was attributed to effective cost management and stable contributions from the property management segment, which maintained high occupancy and rental renewals. While not a dramatic profit surge, the operational margin uptick reflects resilience in a cautious retail environment.

Retailer

7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings Berhad

Profit growth supported by higher consumer traffic and the expansion of 7-Café formats.

Retailer

AEON Co. (M) Bhd

Performance driven by improved retail margins and higher occupancy rates in malls.

Retailer

MR D.I.Y. Group (M) Berhad

Consistent profit growth fueled by rapid store network expansion and high customer traffic.

Retailer

Padini Holdings Berhad

Profit increased due to higher sales during festive seasons and improved retail margins.

Retailer

Petronas Dagangan Berhad

Profit increased due to higher sales volume of fuel and non-fuel products as travel recovered.

Retailer

Berjaya Food Berhad

Revenue remained resilient due to cafe expansion, though profit was impacted by costs.

Retailer

Pentamaster Corporation Berhad

Malaysian company specializing in automated test equipment (ATE), factory automation solutions (FAS), and smart control systems, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 2025 due to improved operating margins and a positive tax impact. Profit for the quarter rose 36% to RM23.99 million from RM17.67 million in Q2 2025, driven by stable revenue of RM148.08 million and lower administrative expenses. The quarter also benefited from a RM1.76 million tax credit compared to a tax expense in the preceding quarter, and a turnaround in associate contributions. The ATE and FAS segments remained the core profit drivers, supported by resilient demand from semiconductor and manufacturing clients.

Semiconductor

Mi Technovation Berhad

Mi Technovation delivered a remarkable turnaround with a PBT of RM45.66 million in Q3 2025 compared to a loss of RM4.34 million in Q3 2024, marking a swing of over 1,150%. This was fueled by a 67.4% increase in revenue, driven by strong demand in its Semiconductor Equipment Business Unit (SEBU), particularly for its Mi Series and Ai Series equipment. The Group also benefited from a significant reduction in foreign exchange losses (from RM29.5 million to RM0.5 million) and a recovery in gross margins. The Semiconductor Material Business Unit (SMBU) contributed stable earnings, while cost discipline across administrative and selling expenses further enhanced profitability.

Semiconductor

Malaysian Pacific Industries Berhad (MPI)

MPI posted a 46.0% quarter-on-quarter increase in PBT, rising from RM53.6 million in Q4 2025 to RM78.3 million in Q1 2026. This was driven by a 12.6% increase in revenue, with strong contributions from all regions—Asia (+16%), USA (+10%), and Europe (+8%). The improved gross profit margin and higher interest income supported the earnings growth. The Group also benefited from a more favorable foreign exchange environment and cost optimization efforts. MPI’s focus on high-growth sectors such as electric vehicles, renewable energy, and AI continues to support its positive outlook.

Semiconductor

Kobay Technology Berhad

Kobay Technology posted a 159% QoQ rebound in profit before tax, from a loss of RM24.23 million in Q4 FY2025 to a profit of RM14.21 million in Q1 FY2026. This turnaround was led by a 31% increase in revenue to RM110.88 million. The manufacturing division saw a 42% revenue jump and 164% PBT growth, driven by stronger sales orders. Property development also improved, with a 27% revenue increase and 131% PBT growth, supported by progress billing from an ongoing affordable housing project. The pharmaceutical segment benefited from new medical device sales, while the asset and investment division recovered from a prior quarter impairment loss.

Semiconductor

Pentamaster Corporation Berhad

Bolstered by steady demand for automated test equipment in semiconductor and automotive industries.

Semiconductor

Globetronics Technology Bhd

Performance driven by steady demand for sensor products in the mobile and wearable sectors.

Semiconductor

Unisem (M) Berhad

Profitability supported by steady demand for semiconductor assembly and testing services.

Semiconductor

ViTrox Corporation Berhad

Profit supported by demand for automated board inspection systems in the electronics sector.

Semiconductor

Frontken Corporation Berhad

Bolstered by demand for precision cleaning services from the semiconductor industry.

Semiconductor

Inari Amertun Berhad

Steady growth supported by production of smartphone components and RF chips.

Semiconductor

Kelington Group Berhad

Driven by the record execution of ultra-high purity gas delivery systems in the semiconductor sector.

Semiconductor

Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings Berhad (MHB)

MHB’s Q3 2025 PBT rose +79.3% QoQ, from RM15.96 million in Q2 to RM28.62 million. This was driven by a significant improvement in the Heavy Engineering segment, which saw operating profit jump to RM27.8 million (from RM19.5 million in Q2), despite a 50.7% drop in segment revenue. The profit uplift was attributed to favorable finalisation of completed projects. The Marine segment also contributed positively, though with slightly lower margins. The Group’s cost base was well-managed, and finance costs declined, further supporting the bottom line.

Ship Building

Boustead Heavy Industries Corp Bhd

Supported by ship repair and naval maintenance contracts despite marine sector challenges.

Ship Building

VSTECS Berhad

Malaysian ICT distributor and service provider, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 FY2025 due to higher sales across all business segments and improved gross margins. Profit before tax rose 19.3% to RM35.0 million from RM29.3 million in Q2, driven by a 17.8% increase in revenue to RM991.9 million. The Enterprise Systems and ICT Services segments led the growth, with profit before tax surging 58.9% and 59.1% respectively, supported by strong demand for commercial ICT products and cloud services.

Technology Equipment

REDtone Digital Berhad

Malaysian provider of telecommunications, managed network services (MTNS), and digital technology solutions, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q1 FY2026 primarily due to the absence of impairment losses on contract assets that had impacted the previous quarter. The company reported a profit before tax of RM6.80 million in Q1 FY2026, a sharp turnaround from a pre-tax loss of RM9.43 million in Q4 FY2025, marking a profit increase of over 172% quarter-on-quarter. Despite a 37% drop in revenue to RM52.23 million, the recovery in profitability was driven by improved cost control and the normalisation of operational expenses, particularly within the MTNS segment, which had previously recorded impairments.

Telco

Axiata Group Berhad

Performance impacted by forex volatility, though core digital and tower businesses remained strong.

Telco

Digi.Com Berhad (CelcomDigi)

Profit supported by merger synergies and increased data usage across its mobile base.

Telco

Maxis Berhad

Performance supported by growth in the enterprise segment and resilient mobile service revenue.

Telco

Telekom Malaysia Berhad

Profit surged 42.2% led by data service revenue and lower tax charges.

Telco

TIME dotCom Berhad

Profitability supported by strong demand for retail and enterprise fiber broadband services.

Telco

XOX BHD

Reported RM32.73 million profit due to lower expenses and higher data sales.

Telco

Genting Malaysia Berhad

Strong recovery in profit as visitor numbers returned to pre-pandemic levels at Resorts World Genting.

Tourism

Genting Berhad

Profitability improved due to full recovery of leisure operations in Malaysia and Singapore.

Tourism

Taliworks Corporation Berhad

Malaysian infrastructure company involved in water treatment, toll highway operations, construction, and renewable energy, delivered a stronger quarter-on-quarter profit in Q3 FY2025 due to higher contributions from its associate SWM Environment Holdings, which recorded a one-off net reversal of provision for loss allowance on receivables of RM101.32 million. Profit for the quarter rose 33.5% to RM47.97 million from RM35.92 million in Q2, despite lower revenue from the toll and water segments. The construction segment performed well, driven by continued progress in Packages 2 and 3 of the Sungai Rasau Water Supply Scheme Project.

Utilities

Ranhill Utilities Berhad

Profit rose due to higher water consumption and improved energy and environment segment contributions.

Utilities

Petronas Gas Berhad

Steady earnings supported by long-term gas processing and transportation agreements.

Utilities

YTL Corporation Berhad

Profit surged due to the exceptional performance of its power generation segment in Singapore.

Utilities

YTL Power International Berhad

Performance led by high margins in the Singaporean electricity market and Wessex Water.

Utilities