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CCK Records RM786.9 Million Revenue and RM79.4 Million PBT for 9M FY2025

Last updated on December 25, 2025

KUCHING, 26 November 2025 — CCK Consolidated Holdings Bhd (CCK), one of East Malaysia’s largest retail chain and supermarket operators, posted revenue of RM786.9 million for the first nine months of FY2025 (9M FY2025), with profit before tax (PBT) of RM79.4 million, reflecting a resilient performance despite softer results from the poultry and food service segments.

The Group announced its results for the third quarter (Q3 FY2025), with revenue rising 1.9% year-on-year to RM264.5 million, supported by improved contributions from both the retail and prawn segments. Declines in the poultry and food service divisions offset part of the gains.

Segmental Performance (Q3 FY2025)

SegmentRevenue (RM million)YoY ChangeNotes
RetailNot disclosed+2.7%Growth driven by matured retail network and strong demand for in-house manufactured processed products in Indonesia
Poultry87.3–8.7%Lower demand from institutional clients and retail outlets
Prawn26.1+13.5%Higher exports to Korea, Taiwan & Hong Kong; Indonesian domestic sales up 8.8%
Food Service4.7↓ from 5.2Weaker sales to government schools in Sarawak under supply contracts
Indonesia Manufacturing57.9+4.8%Stronger sales volumes of processed products from Pontianak and Jakarta

Profitability Highlights

Group PBT for Q3 FY2025 came in at RM27.2 million, down from RM30.4 million a year earlier. Gross profit margin improved to 23.4%, compared to 22.7% in Q3 FY2024.

Segmental PBT contributions were as follows:

  • Retail: RM17.8 million (–10.6% YoY) — weaker domestic sales but supported by Indonesian operations
  • Poultry: RM4.1 million (–45.5% YoY) — lower government subsidies compared to last year
  • Prawn: RM3.9 million (slightly below RM4.1m YoY) — lower-margin mix due to higher domestic Indonesian sales
  • Food Service: RM742,000 (↑ from RM455,000) — improved contract performance
  • Associate (Gold Coin Sarawak): RM1.5 million (↑ from RM1.1 million)

9M FY2025: Resilient Despite Mixed Segment Performance

For the nine-month period:

  • Revenue: RM786.9m (–0.6% YoY)
  • PBT: RM79.4m (vs RM83.5m last year)
  • Gross margin: 22.6% (vs 22.9% YoY)
  • Indonesia revenue: +9.8% YoY
  • Associate contribution: RM3.8m

Retail and prawn strength helped offset softer poultry and food service performance.

Financial Position and Retail Footprint

As at 30 September 2025, CCK maintained a strong financial footing:

  • Cash balance: RM230.7m
  • Current ratio: 3.7x
  • Shareholders’ funds: RM548.8m
  • Retail network: 79 stores across East Malaysia

Managing Director: “Resilient performance driven by integrated operations and cost discipline”

Group managing director John Tiong Chiong Hiiung said the Group delivered a steady performance supported by its diversified operations despite challenging market conditions.

He said: “CCK has delivered a resilient performance for the first nine months of FY2025, supported by steady contributions from our retail and prawn segments. While softer results from the poultry and food service segments moderated overall growth, our integrated operations and disciplined approach to cost management have helped maintain stability.”

Tiong highlighted that the Group’s Indonesian manufacturing operations remain a meaningful contributor, particularly in processed products, while the Bintawa poultry processing plant’s recent FSSC 22000 certification strengthens food safety standards for long-term growth.

“Looking ahead, we remain focused on executing our operational and growth plans, enhancing efficiency across our retail and supply chain operations, and managing costs prudently. While we anticipate that market conditions will remain challenging, we maintain a cautiously optimistic outlook for the remainder of the financial year.”

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