KUALA LUMPUR: Gamuda Bhd
’s net profit for the financial year ended July 31, 2025 (FY25) rose 10% to RM1bil from RM912.1mil in FY24.
Revenue in FY25 climbed 20% to RM15.97bil from RM13.35bil in FY24, while earnings per share increased to 17.61 sen from 16.65 sen.
“This milestone is a result of its strong domestic construction projects, with an all-time-high construction orderbook balance of RM38bil after recording RM25bil job wins during the year.
“This unprecedented orderbook balance provides strong revenue visibility and positions the group for sustained growth over the coming years,” the regional engineering and property group said in a statement.
Gamuda said domestic construction projects made up 50% of its order book, while data centres contributed 10%, as overall construction margins improved.
Meanwhile, Gamuda Land, the group’s property arm, recorded sales of RM4.1bil, down 19% as approvals for its Hanoi projects came near the end of FY25, with the related sales expected to be carried into the next financial year.
In the fourth quarter ended July 31, Gamuda’s net profit rose 21.9% to RM332.1mil, or 5.75 sen per share, from RM272.5mil, or 4.91 sen per share, a year earlier.
Quarterly revenue increased 2.6% to RM4.84bil from RM4.72bil.
“Looking ahead, the group anticipates next year’s earnings performance will be driven by newly awarded domestic construction projects and higher contributions from various property QTPs (quick turnaround projects), especially Vietnam’s Eaton Park project,” Gamuda said.
“The resilience of the Group is also underpinned by its record high unbilled property sales of RM8bil. The group’s gearing is at 53%, well below the self-imposed gearing limit of 70%,” it added.
