PETALING JAYA: Crest Builder Holdings Bhd’s revenue surged 34.5% to RM229.6 million for Q4 ended Dec 31, 2025 (FY25), underpinned by a 40.5% turnover spike in construction and 18.9% growth in property development.
This top-line momentum was driven by accelerated work-site productivity and higher sales and progress billing from The Interpoint project in Klang, which successfully propelled PATAMI by 49.3% year-on-year to RM5.4 million.
The outsized bottom-line gain reflected a high-margin project mix and the group’s efficiency in converting its expanded order book into realised earnings, particularly within its construction segment.
For Fy25, revenue reached a historic high of RM673.2 million, up 17.2% from FY24.
The robust top-line performance was driven by broad-based growth across all business segments, except for the concession division.
In tandem with the robust top-line growth, PATAMI more than doubled to RM13.0 million.
The earnings leap was primarily driven by a 90.9% surge in profit contribution from the construction segment, alongside a five-fold increase in the investment division’s profit, attributed to optimised asset yields and improved rental occupancy.
Commenting on the results and outlook, Crest Builder group managing director Eric Yong said the company concluded 2025 on a high, achieving record-breaking performance across both revenue and profitability.
“These results are a clear testament to the strategic groundwork laid over the past year and underscore our proven ability to replenish and execute our order book with precision.
“Our current momentum demonstrates that we are not only meeting but exceeding our operational milestones.
“We enter 2026 with a clear goal to exceed our 2025 benchmarks as we continue to strengthen our financial position through prudent cost optimisation, effective resource planning, and capitalising on our expanded order book,” he said in a statement.
The board has proposed a first and final single-tier dividend of 2.0 sen per share for FY25, subject to shareholders’ approval at the upcoming annual general meeting.
The Sun Malaysia
