Business

Matrix Concepts records 18.8% sales growth as net profit rises 3.7% to RM62.9 million in 1Q26

This was driven by solid contribution from its flagship Sendayan Developments and its next growth catalyst, Malaysia Vision Valley (MVV) City project.

Updated 10 months ago · Published on 27 Aug 2025 8:23AM

Matrix Concepts records 18.8% sales growth as net profit rises 3.7% to RM62.9 million in 1Q26
Matrix Concept founder and Group Managing Director Lee Tian Hock with Mohamad Haslah - August 27, 2025

SEREMBAN-based property developer Matrix Concepts Holdings Berhad reported a 18.8% growth in new property sales to RM381.5 million for the first quarter ended 30 June 2025 (1Q26), from RM321.3 million in the corresponding quarter last year.

This was driven by solid contribution from its flagship Sendayan Developments and its next growth catalyst, Malaysia Vision Valley (MVV) City project.

The Group’s flagship Sendayan Developments, a consistent bedrock of its growth, maintained sturdy traction with a mix of residential and commercial properties accounting for RM174.4 million, or 45.7% of total new 1Q26 new sales.

This was complemented by the MVV City project, which made a significant contribution with RM142.4 million in industrial land sales, being the first stage of its long-term strategy.

The remaining RM64.7 million in new sales originated from other key projects, including its high-rise development, Levia Residence in Cheras, and its township development in Johor, Bandar Seri Impian.

Overall, property development constituted 94.4% of group revenue for 1Q26. Contribution from residential projects remained steady at RM248.0 million, a slight increase from RM247.3 million, while commercial projects rose 79.5% to RM20.3 million from RM11.3 million previously.

In addition, the higher group revenue was supported by stable contribution from the Group’s other business units, encompassing education, hospitality, and healthcare.

Together, the business units made up 5.6% of group revenue, generated RM16.0 million in 1Q26, a 1.3% decrease from RM16.2 million previously.

Datuk Mohamad Haslah Mohamad Amin, who is the Chairman of MCHB said the Group’s robust performance has translated into a strong outlook, supported by unbilled

sales totalling RM1.49 billion as at 31 March 2025, providing healthy earnings visibility for the next 15 to 18 months.

Reaffirming its dedication to shareholders, the Group has declared a first interim dividend of 1.75 sen per share for the year ending 31 March 2026, with an ex-dividend date of 19 September 2025 and payment on 9 October 2025.

This distribution totals RM32.8 million, equivalent to 51.1% of the Group’s 1Q26 net profit after tax. – August 27, 2025

Related News

Malaysia / 1w

MACC: No one off limits in probe into US$13 million luxury property deal

Business / 1mth

Time for banks to step up and do their part, stresses former finance minister

Off beat / 1mth

Penang: CM orders all state excos to monitor development progress

Malaysia / 2mth

Anwar stresses 13MP projects must truly benefit people

Malaysia / 2mth

Penang to subsidise diesel costs for contractors of major development projects

Malaysia / 3mth

Nine FCC projects endorsed to raise RM30.2m, boost forest conservation efforts

Spotlight

Malaysia

PRN Negeri Sembilan: The battlegrounds, big names and three-cornered fights to watch

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

People

Woman ends up with RM500 over food bill after date with ‘doctor’

Malaysia

Love scam: Twelve China nationals arrested in Ipoh over suspected online call centres

Malaysia

ASLI to field female candidate in Jeram Padang DUN

Community

‘Furry officer’ laid to rest as Kuching traffic police mourn beloved stray cat (video)

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Father mauled by crocodile as son watches in horror in Sabah river (UPDATED)

Malaysia

Johor shuts down Forest City Network School premises

Malaysia

Singapore: Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon to retire in Feb 2027, succeeded by Justice Sushil Nair

You may be interested

Business

Gulf tensions send oil above US$88 as Iran-US conflict threatens global energy flows