Envictus International Holdings Limited reported net attributable profit of RM30.2 million for the year ended 30 September 2025, down 40.3 % year-on-year as the absence of a one-off disposal gain booked in the prior year weighed on the bottom line. The decline came despite an 8.4 % rise in group revenue to RM744.6 million, supported by firm contributions across its Food Services, Dairies, and Trading and Frozen Food divisions.
Earnings per share slipped to 9.92 sen from 16.62 sen a year earlier. The company did not declare any dividend for FY2025. Net asset value per share improved 15.4 % to RM0.75 as at 30 September 2025.
Segmentally, the Food Services Division remained the main earnings driver, lifting revenue 7.8 % to RM460.1 million and generating RM46.2 million in pre-tax profit, underpinned by Texas Chicken Malaysia’s store expansion to 101 outlets and continued menu innovation. The Dairies Division’s turnover climbed 12.0 % to RM144.7 million, delivering RM4.6 million in pre-tax profit on stronger SuJOHAN volumes and wider distribution. Trading and Frozen Food sales increased 6.9 % to RM139.8 million, contributing RM11.2 million in pre-tax profit on new product introductions and expanded regional coverage. After accounting for a RM14.8 million loss from non-operating entities, group pre-tax profit edged up 1.9 % to RM47.1 million. Gross profit margin held at a healthy 45.1 %.
Management attributed the profit compression to a RM9.0 million extraordinary gain in FY2024 that did not recur, while highlighting disciplined cost control amid higher minimum wages, expanded sales and service tax, and electricity tariff increases.
Looking ahead, the group plans to open 17 additional Texas Chicken restaurants in FY2026, including its first three outlets in Sabah, and will step up digital engagement and limited-time offers to support traffic. San Francisco Coffee aims to accelerate growth through an asset-light store model, new product launches, and enhanced loyalty programmes. In the Trading and Frozen Food business, Pok Brothers will broaden its premium product mix and strengthen logistics to capture demand arising from the upcoming Johor–Singapore Special Economic Zone. The Dairies Division intends to introduce condensed milk and UHT variants and intensify marketing to build SuJOHAN’s nationwide footprint.
Group Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dato’ Jaya Tan noted that revenue and EBITDA gains reflected ongoing efficiency efforts, even as cost pressures grew. He added that a focus on operational excellence, prudent cost management and strategic expansion positions the company to sustain performance amid inflationary headwinds and rising competition.