Kuala Lumpur, 29 October 2025 – Aneka Jaringan Holdings Berhad (“Aneka Jaringan” or “the Group”; Bursa: ANEKA, 0226), a specialist in basement and foundation engineering, wrapped up its financial year ended 31 August 2025 (“FYE2025”) on a solid note, recording a 35.8% year-on-year increase in profit after tax (PAT) to RM5.85 million. The strong finish was driven by improved revenue recognition, operational efficiencies, and disciplined cost control, reinforcing the Group’s reputation as a resilient player in the construction and infrastructure solutions segment.
Quarterly Momentum and Profit Recovery
For the fourth quarter (Q4 FYE2025), Aneka Jaringan reported revenue of RM62.55 million, up 10.5% from RM56.63 million a year earlier. While gross profit eased to RM6.69 million from RM7.85 million and PAT declined to RM1.45 million (down 22.4% YoY), sequential performance painted a more optimistic picture.
Compared to the preceding quarter (Q3 FYE2025), the Group achieved a 26.6% revenue rebound and a 53.1% quarter-on-quarter surge in PAT, underscoring improving project delivery and site efficiency as work progress accelerated towards year-end milestones.
Full-Year Growth Anchored by Regional Strength
For the full financial year, Aneka Jaringan delivered revenue of RM258.38 million, up 22.2% from RM211.48 million in FY2024, underpinned by stronger contributions from both Malaysia and Indonesia operations.
Gross profit for the year rose 13.9% to RM22.78 million, while administrative expenses remained controlled at RM13.83 million, reflecting a disciplined cost base despite inflationary pressures. Importantly, finance costs declined to RM3.45 million, signalling improved balance sheet strength and better capital utilisation.
This disciplined approach to project execution and financial management culminated in a 35.8% jump in PAT, a clear demonstration of Aneka Jaringan’s ability to convert top-line momentum into sustainable bottom-line gains.
Management Perspective: Focused Execution and Sustainable Growth
Managing Director Pang Tse Fui said the results underscore Aneka Jaringan’s operational resilience and its continued ability to deliver in a competitive construction environment.
“We are pleased to conclude FY2025 on a solid footing, with improved margins and stronger earnings visibility across our order book. This outcome reflects the strength of our project execution teams, disciplined cost management, and governance in navigating a challenging operating environment,” Pang said.
He added that the Group remains focused on long-term consistency and sustainable value creation, guided by prudent financial management and a strategic emphasis on project quality and client satisfaction.
Healthy Order Book and Strategic Project Pipeline
As at 31 August 2025, Aneka Jaringan’s outstanding order book stood at RM279.20 million, providing strong earnings visibility into FY2026. During the year, the Group secured RM281.49 million in new projects, spanning data centres, residential high-rises, and infrastructure works, sectors closely aligned with its technical depth and execution expertise.
These contracts include several high-value piling and substructure packages in Malaysia and Indonesia, markets where Aneka Jaringan continues to expand its presence and leverage its engineering capabilities to capture growth opportunities.
FY2026 Outlook: Cautious Optimism with Strategic Discipline
The Group remains cautiously optimistic about the construction landscape for FY2026, with stable tender activity and sustained demand for technical foundation works in the industrial, commercial, and residential segments.
While external challenges such as rising material costs and policy adjustments may persist, Aneka Jaringan’s robust order pipeline, efficient project management, and conservative gearing position it well to sustain earnings momentum and cash flow stability in the coming quarters.
Outlook Commentary
Aneka Jaringan’s blend of technical expertise, prudent financial management, and strong client relationships positions it to continue building on its growth trajectory. With an expanding presence in Indonesia and participation in high-value projects such as data centre infrastructure and high-rise developments, the Group’s strategic outlook remains geared toward steady growth and operational resilience.
