IJM Corp revenue inches up in 2Q; declares dividend
IJM Corp Bhd posted higher revenue for its second quarter, although net profit slipped due to softer contributions from its property development and port operations.
IJM Corp Bhd posted higher revenue for its second quarter, although net profit slipped due to softer contributions from its property development and port operations.
The National Disaster Management Agency (Nadma) attributed the recent flooding to a severe rainfall anomaly, noting that the unprecedented volume of water overwhelmed areas previously considered as low-risk.
The group recorded revenue of RM2.98 billion, representing a 31.9% increase from RM2.26 billion in the prior corresponding period. Gross profit rose 60.8% to RM555.9 million, with margins improving to 18.6% (9MFY24: 15.3%). Profit before tax (PBT) increased 19.4% to RM199.7 million.
Johor-based property developer KSL Holdings Bhd (KL:KSL) reported a flat third-quarter net profit as higher cost of sales, administrative expenses and finance costs offset revenue growth.
MUI Properties Bhd (KL:MUIPROP) is acquiring eight parcels of freehold land in Ijok, Selangor, for RM605 million to rebuild its development pipeline following its recent land sale in Negeri Sembilan.
Eastern & Oriental Bhd (E&O) has expanded its presence in the Klang Valley with the launch of its first clubhouse and a new commercial precinct within the City of Elmina in Shah Alam, Selangor.
Malaysia’s industrial growth hinges on strategic clusters, as electric vehicle (EV) makers and electronics firms drive demand for green-rated, well-connected sites in emerging regions.
Malaysia is experiencing a major talent boom in the semiconductor sector, with recruitment drives attracting more than 5,000 students across the country.
FIABCI-Malaysia has pledged full support for the federal government’s Urban Renewal Bill 2025 while urging the authorities to provide clear regulations, implementation guidelines and approved timelines to ensure effective execution.
The outlook for Malaysia’s industrial sector next year remains stable, supported by a steady pipeline of enquiries, though a slower momentum is expected compared to the past two years.