Last updated on December 25, 2025
KUALA LUMPUR: TechStore Berhad (โTechStoreโ or โthe Groupโ) (็งๆไธๅบๆ้ๅ ฌๅธ), an enterprise IT services provider, announced a strong performance for the second quarter ended 30 June 2025 (โ2QFY25โ), delivering double-digit growth in both revenue and earnings.
The Groupโs revenue climbed 48.3% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) to RM20.8 million, up from RM14.0 million in 1QFY25, driven mainly by higher contributions from its design and implementation services segment through the progressive completion of the LRT3 Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) Project.
Profit after tax (โPATโ) jumped 163.8% QoQ to RM2.7 million in 2QFY25, compared to RM1.0 million in the previous quarter. The growth was supported by higher revenue, stronger financial income, and the absence of one-off listing expenses of RM0.9 million incurred in 1QFY25.
1HFY25 Performance
For the first half of FY2025 (โ1HFY25โ), TechStore delivered RM34.8 million in revenue, with the maintenance and support services segment contributing 72.3%. This was derived from supplying hardware, software, and professional services, preventive maintenance for SCADA systems, IoT modules, expanders, and camera/network video recorder solutions. The design and implementation services segment accounted for the remaining 27.7%.
PAT stood at RM3.8 million for 1HFY25. Excluding non-recurring listing expenses of RM0.9 million, PAT would have been RM4.7 million.
Strong Order Book and Pipeline
As of 30 June 2025, TechStore reported a healthy order book of RM119.0 million.
Managing Director Mr. Tan Hock Lim (Eugene Tan) (้็้) said:
โWe are pleased to deliver another set of positive results following our listing and remain committed to executing our ongoing projects, supported by a healthy order book of RM119.0 million as at 30 June 2025. Building on this momentum, we subsequently secured a RM7.7 million job on 28 July 2025 from Jabatan Kastam Diraja Malaysia for the provision of leasing and training services for four units of baggage scanner machines and two units of body scanner machines with accessories at the Woodlands North Customs, Immigration and Quarantine in Singapore, which further expands our role in the Johor Bahru-Singapore RTS Link.โ
He added:
โAt the same time, we are actively pursuing larger and more complex transportation projects, particularly in Johor and Penang. As at 30 June 2025, our tender book stood at RM1.7 billion, underscoring a robust project pipeline driven by rising demand for integrated and localised IT solutions across both public and private sectors.โ
Industry Outlook
Eugene Tan highlighted the positive national policy backdrop:
โMalaysiaโs recently unveiled 13th Malaysia Plan (2026โ2030) allocates RM430.0 billion in federal development expenditure that includes clear emphasis on upgrading public transportโtargeting a 40% modal share by 2030โand accelerating the digitalisation of government services, aiming for 95% of services to be online by 2030. Against this positive backdrop, TechStore is well-positioned to capture these emerging opportunities over the next few years and play a pivotal role as a trusted enterprise IT partner in delivering critical national infrastructure, from public transportation to government digital services.โ









