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Samaiden’s FY2026 Profit Surges as Solar Pipeline Broadens

Samaiden enters FY2027 with record profitability, a sizeable order book and exposure to Malaysia’s next wave of solar and storage investment.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Kuala Lumpur, 26 August 2026 – Samaiden Group Berhad closed financial year 2026 with a sharp acceleration in earnings, as construction progress on large-scale solar projects moved into its most productive phase and widened the clean-energy specialist’s runway into the next financial year. Revenue for the fourth quarter ended 30 June rose 55.8% quarter on quarter to RM105.7 million, while profit before tax increased 72.3% to RM21.2 million.

Profit after tax reached RM14.8 million in the quarter, up 62.1% from RM9.1 million previously. The improvement reflected stronger margins on newly commenced projects as well as better supply-chain and cost management. The shift from early site preparation into major construction works on several Large Scale Solar 5 projects was the principal driver of the quarter’s operating momentum.

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