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Leong Hup 2Q profit after tax falls 12% to RM104 million despite higher revenue

Leong Hup’s revenue for 2QFY26 increased marginally to RM2.2 billion from RM2.1 billion as its livestock and poultry units deliver another resilient quarter. On country basis, Malaysia recorded improved performance, mainly driven by higher prices and sales volume of broiler day-old-chicks. Indonesia also delivered better performance, supported by higher prices and sales volume of broiler […]

Source: Business Today Malaysia · August 26, 2026 at 3:53 AM · AI-assisted report

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Leong Hup 2Q profit after tax falls 12% to RM104 million despite higher revenue
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Leong Hup’s 2Q Profit Falls 12% to RM104 Million Despite Revenue Growth

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Leong Hup International Bhd reported a 12% decline in second-quarter net profit to RM104 million, despite a marginal increase in revenue to RM2.2 billion from RM2.1 billion in the same period last year. The poultry producer attributed its revenue growth to resilient performance in its livestock and poultry segments, with Malaysia and Indonesia contributing to the increase.

Malaysia’s operations saw improved performance, driven by higher prices and sales volume of broiler day-old-chicks. Indonesia also recorded better results, supported by increased prices and sales volume of broilers. However, the company did not disclose further breakdowns of revenue contributions by country or segment.

The decline in net profit comes despite revenue growth, suggesting higher costs may have offset gains. Details on cost factors, such as feed prices or operational expenses, were not provided in the available report.

Looking ahead, Leong Hup’s outlook remains tied to market conditions in Malaysia and Indonesia, where demand for poultry products continues to shape performance. The company has not provided specific guidance for the remainder of the fiscal year. Analysts may assess the impact of cost pressures on future profitability as more details emerge.

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