Growing market interest for Kitacon project developments could be reflected by a tenderbook of RM913 million (17% industrial and 83% residential projects) as of June 23, 2025.
The company declared a final dividend of 0.
Remains committed to achieving its RM4.
The robust bottom-line growth was fuelled by a 47% jump in revenue to RM893.
The Johor-based property developer's net profit expanded to RM153.
The property investment division saw stable rental income and gains from a joint venture's office tower sale, offset by a loss on an overseas property.
As of Dec 31, the group's outstanding order book was RM1.
The higher sales saw its quarterly revenue increase by 26.
Chin Hin anticipates “steady growth” in the upcoming quarters, supported by the new subsidiaries and “firm performance” across all divisions.
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