Fraser & Neave Holdings’ Q4 FY26 profit attributable to owners rises 18% year on year to RM 135.05 million

By Public Technologies
  • Fraser & Neave Holdings’ Q4 FY26 profit attributable to owners rose 18% year over year to RM 135.05 million.
  • Quarterly revenue fell year over year to RM 1.19 billion, reflecting softer Cambodia sales and unfavorable foreign-exchange translation.
  • For FY26, profit attributable to owners dropped 14% to RM 437.09 million, while revenue declined 5% to RM 4.92 billion versus FY25.
  • The board recommended a final dividend of 30 sen per share for FY26, subject to shareholder approval.
  • Local commercial production at the new Cambodia manufacturing plant began in October 2026.


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