TSH records FY25 core profit of RM300mil and enhanced dividend policy


PETALING JAYA: TSH Resources Bhd recorded core profit before taxation of RM300.1mil for its financial year ended Dec 31, 2025 (FY2025), an improvement from RM237.3mil in FY2024, with earnings per share rising to 14.0 sen.

This was supported by improved plantation productivity and strong cash generation, the company said in a statement.

Operating cash flow before working capital movements increased to RM396.1mil, and the group maintained a net cash position of RM173.5mil after share buybacks during the year.

“The board has approved the cancellation of 100 million treasury shares, reflecting continued commitment to long-term shareholder value.

“The board has enhanced the dividend policy to a minimum payout of 30% of net profit, and declared a 5.0 sen dividend for FY2025, representing approximately 34% payout.”

TSH said its plantation performance improved with oil yield increasing from 4.26 to 4.68 tonnes per hectare, adding that the group is working towards achieving above 5.0 tonnes per hectare in 2026 under normal conditions.

“TSH remains focused on improving productivity, maintaining a strong balance sheet and delivering sustainable shareholder returns.”

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