DPS swings to RM2.09mil net profit in FY2026
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KUALA LUMPUR: DPS Resources Bhd returned to profitability for the financial year ended March 31, 2026 (FY2026) with a net profit of RM2.09 million compared with RM0.26 million a year earlier.
This was supported by stronger contributions from its furniture and rental business as well as improving operational performance.
Profit attributable to owners of the company rose to RM2.10 million from RM0.34 million previously, while basic earnings per share improved to 0.79 sen from 0.14 sen.
DPS’ revenue for FY2026 stood at RM60.39 million against RM62.84 million in the preceding financial year.
For the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2026 (Q4FY2026), the company narrowed its net loss to RM1.65 million from RM6.38 million in the corresponding quarter last year.
Pre-tax loss improved to RM0.75 million from RM2.25 million previously.
Gross profit for the quarter surged to RM2.23 million from RM0.07 million a year earlier, despite revenue easing to RM13.04 million from RM15.19 million.
The lower quarterly revenue was mainly due to weaker contributions from the property development and construction segment.
This was partly offset by stronger performance from the furniture and rental of buildings with comprehensive services segment.
The furniture and rental segment recorded revenue of RM11.26 million during the quarter, compared with RM7.36 million previously, while pre-tax profit increased to RM1.28 million from RM0.32 million.
Group chairman and founder Tan Sri Dr Sow Chin Chuan said the latest results reflected DPS’ ongoing efforts to strengthen its operational base while preparing for its next phase of growth.
He said the company remained focused on disciplined project execution, cost management and advancing its development pipeline.
DPS is intensifying its focus on AI-driven digital infrastructure and high-technology industrial park developments in Melaka.
This includes a proposed 500MW AI-driven data centre and high-tech park in Alor Gajah.
It is also exploring the conversion of its Bukit Rambai factory into a data centre facility with planned capacity ranging between 4.0MW and 89MW.
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