PETALING JAYA: GUH Holdings Bhd
believes 2026 will be an uncertain year for its electronic and utilities divisions, due to ongoing global uncertainties and competitive market conditions.
The company also has a properties division, which recently launched a new project in the northern region.
It said it will continue to focus on several ongoing projects in the central region to improve the segment’s performance.
GUH yesterday released its results for the fourth quarter (4Q25) and financial year ended Dec 31, 2025 (FY25), returning to the black with a 4Q25 net profit of RM77.1mil, despite a 19.8% year-on-year (y-o-y) fall in revenue to RM49.2mil.
For FY25, the group swung to a net profit of RM66.5mil from a loss a year ago, even as revenue fell 13.8% to RM213.1mil.
In a filing, GUH attributed the positive FY25 performance primarily to a gain on the disposal of state-owned land use rights in the Suzhou High-Tech Zone, China.
