OSK Holdings’ 2Q net profit rises 10%, pays 2.5 sen dividend
The property segment contributed a quarterly revenue of RM212.
The property segment contributed a quarterly revenue of RM212.
Sime Darby Property said its property development segment continued to be the main revenue contributor, accounting for 93.
Net profit for the first six months only accounted for just one-third of the consensus full-year estimates, though analysts say Cahya Mata could still catch up in the coming months as construction activities pick up with drier weather that will boost demand for its cement and aggregates.
The group also recorded a 39% year-on-year growth in revenue for the quarter under review, rising from RM30.
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.