Master Tec posts record RM105mil revenue in 2Q


PETALING JAYA: Master TEC Group Bhd is actively enhancing its production capacity and energy efficiency through new machinery acquisitions and the installation of rooftop solar photovoltaic systems, supporting its commitment to sustainability and the green energy transition

The cable manufacturer said it recently entered into two strategic memoranda of understanding to drive future growth.

“These developments, coupled with ongoing efforts in export market growth, product innovation, and sustainability initiatives, position the group well to capture future opportunities and deliver long-term shareholder value,” Master Tec said.

In the second quarter ended June 30 (2Q25), it posted a net profit of RM6.9mil, down 20.5%, or earnings per share of 0.68 sen, bringing its first-half (1H25) net profit to RM11.4mil, or 1.12 sen per share.

Master Tec posted a record-high revenue of RM104.82mil in 2Q25, a 43.9% jump from RM72.85mil in the same quarter last year, lifting its 1H25 revenue to RM175.06mil.

The group declared a first interim single-tier dividend of 0.69 sen per share for financial year 2025 (FY25), amounting to RM7.04mil, rewarding shareholders for their continued support.

Master Tec’s focus remains on operational efficiency, product quality and strengthening its market reach.

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