YTL Corp 3Q profit jumps to RM414.6 mil on disposal gain
The group's revenue jumped to RM6.17 billion from RM4.22 billion, its bourse filing showed. Earnings per share improved to 3.78 sen per share, from 0.21 sen per share.
The group's revenue jumped to RM6.17 billion from RM4.22 billion, its bourse filing showed. Earnings per share improved to 3.78 sen per share, from 0.21 sen per share.
Earnings per share rose to 2.68 sen from 1.57 sen last year, according to the construction firm’s bourse filing. Revenue grew 37.23% to RM624.66 million from RM455.2 million, on improved contributions from both its construction and precast businesses. No dividend was declared.
The property developer’s quarterly revenue slipped 7.16% to RM223.3 million in 1QFY22 from RM240.53 million a year ago, mainly attributed to lower progress billings across its key projects in the Klang Valley and Southern Region of Malaysia compared with 1QFY21, according to a bourse filing on Wednesday (May 25).
Earnings per share rose to 1.45 sen from 1.33 sen previously, according to the property developer’s bourse filing on Wednesday (May 18).
AME Elite Consortium Bhd said it has secured its shareholders’ approval for the proposed listing of AME Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd, at an extraordinary general meeting held on Wednesday.
In a statement on Friday (April 15), the MBAM said the rise in material prices, induced by the pandemic as well as rise of material and energy costs, has negatively impacted contractors handling both government and private projects.
Earnings per share climbed to 0.12 sen from a net loss per share of 0.05 sen, according to the group's bourse filing on Monday (March 28).
In a bourse filing on Friday (March 18), Lebtech said its subsidiary Lebtech Energy Sdn Bhd (LESB) entered into the MoU with SIO on March 14.
In a bourse filing on Friday (March 4), YNH said it successfully issued the RM323 million sukuk wakalah on Monday (Feb 28) under its Islamic Medium-Term Notes (IMTN) programme (sukuk wakalah programme) of up to RM700 million in nominal value.
In a statement Friday (March 4), Mohd Zarif said this would in turn increase the nation’s competitiveness in the region, as well uplift the well-being of “Keluarga Malaysia”.