KUALA LUMPUR: Here is a recap of the announcements that made headlines in Corporate Malaysia.
Malayan Banking reported 4QFY2025 net profit rose 5.7% YoY to RM2.68 billion, supported by lower provisions and stronger interest income. The group declared a dividend of 33 sen per share and recorded FY2025 net profit growth of 4.2%.
Affin Bank saw 4Q net profit slips 6% YoY to RM127.6 million due to higher provisions, despite stronger non-interest income. Full-year earnings rose 6%, with a final dividend of 8.53 sen declared.
MBSB posted a 97.6% plunge in 4Q net profit to RM3.64 million, hit by heavy credit loss provisions. FY2025 net profit fell 31.3% as revenue declined.
Tenaga Nasional more than doubled 4Q net profit to RM1.68 billion on a 22.4% rise in revenue. FY2025 earnings grew 19.8%, with a final dividend of 28 sen declared.
YTL Corporation recorded lower earnings due to weaker power prices, while Malayan Cement Berhad
remained a bright spot with profit rising 26.2% on stronger revenue.
Genting slipped into a FY2025 net loss due to impairments, whereas Genting Malaysia Berhad returned to profitability in 4Q on forex gains.
Press Metal Aluminium Holdings delivered record 4Q earnings of RM592.14 million, with net profit rising 31.7% YoY on higher sales volume and stronger metal prices.
Axiata Group narrowed its 4Q net loss significantly, though FY2025 net profit declined more than 60% due to asset write-downs.
IJM Corporation reported an 86.1% drop in quarterly profit, dragged by substantial unrealised forex losses.
DRB-Hicom swung to a 4Q profit on acquisition-related gains, lifting FY2025 earnings sharply higher.
AirAsia X posted strong 4Q earnings growth driven by higher ticket fares and stronger ancillary revenue, though full-year profit eased slightly.
Zetrix AI achieved record quarterly and annual profits, driven by blockchain service fees and token sales.
Duopharma Biotech reported record FY2025 earnings supported by resilient demand and revenue growth.
KPJ Healthcare posted record quarterly earnings, with revenue and profit reaching new highs.
Inari Amertron saw profit fall sharply due to weaker volumes and unfavourable forex movements.
7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings narrowed its quarterly loss as revenue improved on store expansion, though full-year profit declined.
Sime Darby recorded a 41% rise in quarterly net profit, driven by stronger performance in its motors division.
