Nam Cheong 9M2026 Net Profit Jumps 72% to RM 229.51 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Nam Cheong’s third-quarter profit attributable to owners rose 31% year-over-year to RM 59.85 million, while revenue increased 5% to RM 179.52 million.
  • Nine-month net profit after tax climbed 72% year-over-year to RM 229.51 million, while revenue rose 18% to RM 527.81 million.
  • Nine-month other income increased to RM 123.45 million, mainly due to vessel-disposal gains and insurance recoveries.
  • Nine-month operating cash flow swung to an outflow of RM 22.59 million, mainly due to higher inventories and vessel-related prepayments.


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