KUALA LUMPUR: Ajiya Bhd, a leading Malaysian building materials provider and an integral member of Chin Hin Group Bhd, recorded revenue of RM306.5 million for the financial year ended December 31, 2025 (FY25) and a profit before tax (PBT) of RM46.3 million, underpinned by steady contributions from its core metal products and safety glass divisions.
The group achieved its performance despite moderating construction demand, cost volatility, and increased operating cost pressures in the construction and manufacturing sectors.
Executive director Ng Wai Luen said the group’s performance in FY25 reflects the strength of its core manufacturing capabilities and the benefits of being part of Chin Hin’s integrated IntraBuild ecosystem.
“As Chin Hin continues to expand across construction, property development, and infrastructure, Ajiya plays a critical role in contributing manufacturing depth, product innovation, supplying high-quality materials, and providing ESG-aligned solutions that enhance execution efficiency, sustainability, and overall project outcomes.”
“The group’s metal roofing systems, structural components, and safety glass solutions are key enablers for Chin Hin’s large-scale infrastructure, industrial, and property projects, while Ajiya’s manufacturing footprint enhances supply chain resilience, cost efficiencies, and execution certainty,” he said in a statement.
Ng said, looking ahead with a clear mindset, that the focus remains on strengthening operational excellence, expanding the range of higher-value, energy-efficient products, and deepening collaboration within Chin Hin.
“With a strong balance sheet and clear strategic alignment, we are well-positioned to deliver sustainable growth and contribute meaningfully to the group’s ambitions while building a sustainable platform for the future,” he said.
In Q4 FY25, Ajiya posted a PBT of RM18.5 million on revenue of RM70.8 million.
Ajiya enters the new financial year with a formidable financial position. As of December 31, 2025, the group reported total assets of RM736.5 million and shareholders’ equity of RM656.5 million.
The group continues to maintain a conservative capital structure with minimal borrowings of RM13.20 million.
Net assets per share stood at RM1.88, reflecting the group’s effective capital management initiatives.
Looking ahead, Ajiya maintains a cautious but constructive outlook. The group anticipates continued activity across infrastructure-related projects, industrial developments, and selective private-sector construction, supported by national development spending and ongoing green-building adoption.
In 2026, Ajiya’s strategic priorities will focus on enhancing operational efficiency and execution excellence, as well as expanding higher-value product segments—particularly in energy-efficient safety glass and advanced metal systems.
The group will also deepen collaboration within Chin Hin by leveraging shared capabilities and market access while strengthening ESG-aligned solutions, including integrated building systems designed to reduce carbon intensity and improve energy performance.
In line with this, Ajiya is collaborating with Chin Hin Building Materials (CHBM) to roll out the CoolPro Energy Efficient Building solution, a comprehensive offering designed to support greener construction and enhance value for developers and end users.
With its strengthened integration into Chin Hin, expanded product capabilities, and disciplined financial base, Ajiya is well positioned to deliver sustainable growth and remain a key contributor to the group’s long-term value creation.
The Sun Malaysia
