GUH Holdings returns to profit with RM66.45mil in FY25


KUALA LUMPUR: GUH Holdings Bhd has posted a net profit of RM66.45 million in the financial year (FY2025) ending Dec 31, 2025, compared to a net loss of RM16.81 million in the same period a year ago.

The electronic circuit board maker said in a Bursa Malaysia filing today that the performance was due to gains on the disposal of state-owned land use rights in the Suzhou High-Tech Zone, China, partly offset by lower contributions from the properties division and utilities division.

However, its revenue contracted to RM213.10 million in FY2025 compared to RM247.08 million in FY2024.

In the fourth quarter (4Q) of FY2025, the company recorded a net profit of RM77.08 million, versus a net loss of RM14.40 million previously. Revenue dropped to RM49.25 million in 4Q FY2025 compared to RM61.44 million in the same period previously.

On prospect, the group said 2026 will be an uncertain year for the electronic divisions, due to ongoing global uncertainties, including changes in global tariff measures, a weaker US dollar and higher commodity prices.

The group plans to continue expanding its global customer base, developing new products and enhancing product innovation to optimise business potential in a dynamic operating environment. 

"The properties division had recently launched a new project in the northern region and will continue to focus on several ongoing projects in the central region to enhance the division’s performance. 

"The utilities division foresees 2026 will be a challenging year, as the market conditions remain competitive,” it said. - Bernama 

 

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