Medi Lifestyle reported FY2025 revenue of MYR4.4 million (more than doubled) and a net loss attributable to shareholders of MYR3.9 million (down 27.8%), according to its 4Q2025 and FY2025 results release. FY2025 loss before tax was MYR3.9 million (down 27.7%), while net cash used in operating activities was MYR4.0 million. For Q4 2025, revenue was MYR221,000 (down 71.9%) and net loss attributable to shareholders was MYR1.0 million (down 51.6%); loss before tax was MYR1.0 million (down 51.3%). The company said there was no commodity trading activity in Q4 due to monsoon-season flooding and landslides that prevented deliveries; FY2025 revenue included MYR3.8 million from agricultural commodity trading, though it also said there was no commodity trading activity in the second half as management revisited capital management strategy and due to the same weather-related disruptions. As at 31 December 2025, the group had cash and bank balances of MYR261,000, total assets of MYR846,000, total liabilities of MYR6.3 million, and a net equity (capital deficiency) position of MYR5.5 million. The company highlighted a material uncertainty related to going concern, citing capital deficiency and current liabilities exceeding current assets by MYR5.5 million, and noted support from Lingholm Holdings Pte. Ltd., including a letter of undertaking and the completion in December 2025 of a debt conversion of S$3.2 million (about MYR10.7 million) into new shares.

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