KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 25): Oriental Kopi Holdings Bhd (KL:KOPI) posted a 40.9% increase in net profit for the financial year ended Sept 30, 2025 (FY2025), rising to RM60.75 million from RM43.13 million a year earlier.
In its filing with Bursa Malaysia, the group said it incurred RM1.38 million in listing expenses. Excluding this, net profit for the year would have been RM62.13 million.
Revenue for FY2025 surged 62.6% to RM450.92 million from RM277.28 million, with its café chain operations contributing 92.81% of total revenue, and the distribution and retail of packaged foods accounting for 6.48%.
Net profit for 4QFY2025, however, was down 11.5% quarter on quarter to RM15.89 million from RM17.95 million in 3QFY2025. Revenue was higher at RM133.16 million in 4QFY2025 against RM116.75 million in 3QFY2025.
Gross profit margin eased to 27.74% in FY2025 from 29.86% in FY2024, while net profit margin slipped to 13.47% from 15.55% previously.
The group declared a dividend of one sen per share, payable on Jan 9, 2026.
Oriental Kopi said sustained domestic consumption and growing tourism activity are expected to drive stronger demand for food service operators. As part of its growth strategy, the group will continue expanding café outlets locally while pursuing entry into new overseas markets.
As of October 2025, Oriental Kopi was operating 28 outlets — 25 in Malaysia and three in Singapore —with plans to open eight more in the coming year.
It is also exploring innovative menu offerings and broadening its range of packaged food products. In addition, the group is engaging overseas distributors to promote its packaged food brand internationally, in line with its expansion plan to introduce Oriental Kopi to a wider global market while strengthening domestic distribution networks.
With these initiatives, Oriental Kopi remains optimistic about its prospects and said it is confident of sustaining business growth in the coming financial year, with continued improvements in both revenue and profitability.
Shares in Oriental Kopi closed one sen or 0.8% higher at RM1.31 on Tuesday, valuing the group at RM2.62 billion. The stock has nearly tripled from its listing price of 44 sen on Jan 23 this year.