Weaker LNG volume weighs on Bintulu Port


An aerial view of Bintulu Port

PETALING JAYA: Kenanga Research is slashing its forecasts for Bintulu Port Holdings Bhd’s (BPHB) net profit for this year and next year.

The research house said it is cutting its forecast net profit for both years by 23%, taking into account weaker-than-expected liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo volume due to difficulties at the LNG complex, following a scheduled maintenance shutdown in the second quarter of this year (2Q25).

“BPHB’s 1Q25 results came in below expectations at 19% of our full-year forecast, and 18% of consensus’ full-year estimates. The key variance was due to the weaker-than-expected LNG cargo volume due to technical difficulties at the Malaysia LNG Sdn Bhd (MLNG) complex,” the research house said

However, the research house said it continues to like BPHB for its steady income stream from handling LNG cargoes for MLNG and maintained its “market perform” call on BPHB.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Bintulu Port , LNG ,

Next In Business News

Nexgram to focus on core operations
From trend to mainstay: AI to cement its place at the core of 2026 investment strategies
NuEnergy disposes of 50% stake in warehousing firm for RM24.5mil
Ringgit continues to soar against greenback as US consumer confidence remains weak
PLB Engineering flagged for material uncertainty by external auditor
SIB disposes of land in Negeri Sembilan for RM25mil
Advancecon appoints Phum Boon Eng as managing director
Kinergy Advancement to change stock short name to KINERGY from Dec 30
FBM KLCI extends rally on Christmas Eve; ringgit at five-year high
Higher corporate bond yields push issuers to delay debt sales to next quarter

Others Also Read