KUALA LUMPUR: Petronas Dagangan Bhd
’s (PDB) net profit for the financial year ended Dec 31, 2025 (FY25) edged up to RM1.10bil from RM1.09bil a year earlier.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the company said revenue rose 1% to RM38.27bil from RM37.95bil, underpinned by a 2% increase in sales volume despite a 1% decline in average selling prices.
The retail segment’s revenue increased by RM253.4mil, or 1%, supported by a 6% rise in average selling prices, which offset a 4%% decline in sales volume.
The commercial segment recorded a RM98.1mil, or 1%, rise in revenue, driven by a 12% increase in sales volume, mainly from growth in Jet A1 and diesel, which mitigated a 10% drop in average selling prices.
In contrast, the convenience segment’s revenue fell 12%, or RM33mil, to RM253.8mil, mainly due to lower merchandise sales.
The group declared an interim dividend of 26 sen per share and a special dividend of 20 sen per share for the quarter ended Dec 31, 2025, bringing total dividends for FY25 to 112 sen per share, representing a 100% payout ratio.
In a separate statement, managing director and chief executive officer Azrul Osman Rani said FY25 marked a defining year for PDB, with the group playing a trailblazing role in supporting the government’s Budi95 programme.
“Through the Setel application, we enabled seamless MyKad verification for Budi95 eligibility, ensuring secure and convenient access for Malaysians in line with national initiatives.”
He added that 2026 is also a pivotal year for Malaysia.
“With Visit Malaysia 2026 driving nationwide tourism activity, continued infrastructure investments under the 13th Malaysia Plan, and the government’s strong focus on sustainability and energy transition, we see meaningful opportunities to support national priorities while creating value for our customers and partners.
“PDB is well positioned to benefit from higher travel demand, increased road connectivity and the gradual shift towards cleaner mobility solutions.”
For the fourth quarter, net profit rose to RM258.88mil from RM249.06mil a year earlier, while revenue climbed to RM10.58bil from RM8.99bil.
Quarterly revenue increased 18%, driven by a 9% rise in average selling prices and an 8% increase in sales volume.
Looking ahead, Azrul said PDB plans to broaden its portfolio with new offerings, including Blueshark electric two-wheelers and its first franchise quick-service restaurants featuring South African brands Steers and Debonairs, marking its expansion into the non-fuel segment.
He added that Visit Malaysia 2026, infrastructure investments under the 13th Malaysia Plan and the government’s focus on sustainability and energy transition are expected to create growth opportunities.
“PDB is well positioned to benefit from higher travel demand, improved road connectivity and the gradual shift towards cleaner mobility solutions,” he said. —Agencies
