KUALA LUMPUR: Here is a recap of the announcements that made headlines in Corporate Malaysia.
Sunway Construction Group Bhd
has secured RM1.0bn worth of mechanical, electrical and plumbing fit-out works from a US-headquartered multinational technology company.
Mah Sing Group Bhd has agreed to dispose of a piece of land in Sepang, Selangor, for RM617.9mn cash to data centre developer WG Malaysia X Sdn Bhd.
Tenaga Nasional Bhd is strengthening its partnership with McDonald's Malaysia to accelerate Malaysia's energy transition through three complementary solutions.
Khee San Bhd said six bank accounts belonging to its wholly-owned subsidiary Khee San Food Industries Sdn Bhd have been frozen following an investigation under the Anti-Money Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001.
TXCD Bhd, formerly known as Ageson Bhd, has been granted another six-month extension until Feb 7, 2027 to submit its revised regularisation plan to Bursa Malaysia Securities.
LYC Healthcare Bhd is targeting Aug 28 to issue its delayed annual report for FY26, with outstanding audit matters involving a disposed subsidiary and accounting treatments still unresolved.
Bursa Malaysia has publicly reprimanded Hua Yang Bhd for breaching listing rules governing the purchase of its own shares, after the company acquired 4.5mn shares from a shareholder through a direct business transaction instead of the market.
KPJ Healthcare Bhd president and managing director Chin Keat Chyuan is stepping down effective Sept 1, with chief medical director Professor Datuk Dr Hanafiah Harunarashid appointed as officer in charge to ensure a smooth and orderly transition.
Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd chairman Tan Sri Dr Ismail Haji Bakar will retire from the board effective Aug 22 after six years of service, including six years as chairman.
Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings Bhd recorded a five-fold jump in net profit in 2QFY26 to RM60.6mn from RM10.1mn a year ago, as revenue increased to RM986.7mn from RM431.6mn.
EXSIM Hospitality Bhd net profit surged 130.8% to RM41.7mn for FY26 from RM18.0mn a year earlier, driven by strong growth across its fit-out and hospitality operator segments, which lifted revenue 91.9% to RM281.2mn.
Allianz Malaysia Bhd net profit rose 2.2% to RM218.7mn in 2QFY26 from RM214.0mn a year earlier, driven by stronger contributions from its life insurance segment and higher investment income.
Genting Bhd posted a net loss of RM27.1mn in 2QFY26, compared with a net profit of RM243.5mn a year earlier, as revenue rose 14.0% to RM7.8bn from RM6.8bn, driven by its leisure and hospitality, and plantation businesses.
Genting Bhd's 73.9%-owned subsidiary Genting Malaysia Bhd reported an 89.0% plunge in net profit to RM47.4mn in 2QFY26 from RM416.6mn a year earlier.
YTL Corp Bhd ended FY26 with revenue up 3.0% to RM31.6bn from RM30.8bn, while profit after tax slipped to RM2.8bn from RM3.6bn.
7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings Bhd net profit in 2QFY26 fell 58.5% to RM8.3mn from RM19.9mn a year earlier, while revenue rose 9.7% to RM883.6mn from RM805.6mn.
P.A. Resources Bhd net profit more than tripled to RM18.0mn in 4QFY26 from RM6.0mn a year earlier, driven by higher sales volume from its extrusion and fabrication business.
MNRB Holdings Bhd net profit rose to RM183.8mn in 1QFY27 from RM168.4mn in 1QFY26, driven by better contributions from the reinsurance, family takaful and retakaful businesses.
Sunway Healthcare Holdings Bhd net profit rose to RM78.2mn in 2QFY26 from RM41.4mn a year earlier, as revenue jumped 29.8% to a record RM672.9mn from RM518.6mn, driven by higher hospital operation revenue.
Malayan Cement Bhd net profit for 4QFY26 was RM222.9mn, up 35.0% from the same quarter a year earlier, outpacing a 17.0% YoY growth in revenue to RM1.3bn.
Dialog Group Bhd net profit rose 13.6% YoY to RM167.5mn in 4QFY26 from RM147.4mn, as stronger contributions from its businesses, particularly in Malaysia, lifted earnings.
