Maybank 4Q25 net profit at RM2.7bil


Maybank group chief financial officer Shafiq Abdul Jabbar.

KUALA LUMPUR: The country’s largest lender Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) remains cautiously optimistic on its outlook and will continue to pursue “disciplined” growth amid improving economic conditions of its home markets of Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia.

Group chief financial officer Shafiq Abdul Jabbar said with Asean having over 600 million people and with Indonesia making up near to half of this, Indonesia remained a long term game for the bank.

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