Aneka Jaringan Holdings Berhad (“Aneka Jaringan” or the “Group”; Bursa: ANEKA, 0226), a basement and foundation construction specialist, has reported a 35.8% year-on-year growth in profit after tax (“PAT”) to RM5.85 million for the financial year ended 31 August 2025 (“FYE2025”), supported by improved revenue recognition, operational efficiencies, and effective cost control.
For the fourth quarter ended 31 August 2025 (“Q4 FYE2025”), the Group recorded revenue of RM62.55 million, marking a 10.5% increase from RM56.63 million in Q4 FYE2024. Gross profit declined to RM6.69 million, from RM7.85 million while, PAT declined by 22.4% to RM1.45 million, from RM1.87 million in Q4 last year.
Compared to the previous quarter, the Group saw a strong rebound in both revenue and profitability. Revenue increased by 26.6% from RM49.40 million in Q3 FYE2025, while gross profit rose by 28.6% from RM5.20 million. PAT surged by 53.1% quarter-on-quarter, from RM0.95 million in Q3 FYE2025 to RM1.45 million in Q4 FYE2025.
For the full financial year ended 31 August 2025, Aneka Jaringan delivered a PAT of RM5.85 million, compared to RM4.31 million in FY2024, representing a 35.8% YoY increase.
Revenue climbed by 22.2% to RM258.38 million, from RM211.48 million previously, mainly contributed by progressing works in both Malaysia and Indonesia. Gross profit for the year rose by 13.9% to RM22.78 million, while administrative expenses remained well-managed at RM13.83 million. Finance costs also declined to RM3.45 million, underscoring the Group’s improved financial discipline and capital efficiency.
Managing Director of Aneka Jaringan, Pang Tse Fui commented,
“We are pleased to conclude FY2025 on a solid footing, with improved margins and stronger earnings visibility across our order book. This outcome reflects the strength of our project execution teams, disciplined cost management, and governance in navigating a challenging operating environment. Looking ahead, we remain focused on delivering consistent performance and sustainable value creation.”
As of 31 August 2025, the Group’s outstanding order book stood at RM279.20 million, underpinned by RM281.49 million in new projects secured during FY2025.
These include high-value piling and substructure packages for data centres, residential towers, and key infrastructure projects in Malaysia and Indonesia, segments aligned with the Group’s technical expertise and execution track record.
Aneka Jaringan remains cautiously optimistic on the construction outlook for FY2026, while continuing to pursue strategic contract wins and improve execution productivity. With a robust order pipeline and solid financial foundation, the Group is confident in its ability to maintain earnings momentum in the quarters ahead.
