Sunsuria ends FY2025 with higher pre-tax profit of RM80.33 mil

• Sunsuria stated that it recorded a moderation in revenue for 4Q compared to the same quarter in the preceding year, reflecting the natural project lifecycle following the completion and handover of major developments in the preceding quarter.

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 27): Sunsuria Bhd today announced its financial results for the fourth quarter ended Sept 30, 2025 (4Q), recording revenue of RM104.39 million and pre-tax profit (PBT) of RM16.11 million. In comparison, the group recorded revenue of RM152.11 million and PBT of RM14.74 million in the same quarter last year.

In a media release, Sunsuria stated that it recorded a moderation in revenue for 4Q compared to the same quarter in the preceding year, reflecting the natural project lifecycle following the completion and handover of major developments in the preceding quarter, namely Verdura Bangsar Hill Park (Phase 1) in May 2025 and Sunsuria Forum Corporate Suites in June 2025.

This was partially offset by higher progressive profit recognition from Talisa II Bangsar Hill Park (Phase 2), following its launch in May 2025, as the project begins contributing earnings in its early stage of construction.

For the 12-month period ended 30 Sept 30, 2025 (12MFY2025), the group recorded revenue of RM566.71 million, compared to RM627.78 million last year. The performance is consistent with expectations, reflecting the tapering of contributions from projects that have reached completion. This was partially supported by higher revenue recognition from ongoing projects.

PBT for 12MFY2025 rose 3% YoY to RM80.33 million from RM77.89 million, partially contributed by net fair value gain in investment properties of RM10.79 million.

The group’s education division, Sunsuria Education, recorded higher revenue following the opening of Concord College International School in September 2024, supported by encouraging student enrolment. The segment reported a planned initial deficit, reflecting the expected start-up operating expenses and depreciation associated with its first full year of operations.

“Our performance this quarter reflects the expected transition following the handover of several major developments. Despite a more challenging operating environment, the group continued to demonstrate disciplined execution and delivered resilient profitability, supported by steady contributions from our active developments and strategic partnerships,” said Sunsuria Group CEO Tan Wee Bee.

“Looking ahead, we remain confident in Sunsuria’s long-term growth trajectory. Concord College International School is growing steadily and Icon Sunsuria is expanding its oncology care services in Penang and Kuala Lumpur. Together with the progress in our ongoing developments, these efforts position Sunsuria well for sustainable, long-term growth,” Tan added.

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