Revenue Group to adopt cautious stance


PETALING JAYA: Revenue Group Bhd expects the current financial year ending Sept 30, 2025 (FY25) to present a mix of challenges. Nevertheless, chairman Kamari Zaman Juhari remains cautiously optimistic over the company’s outlook.

“The growth in the digital economy and the ongoing digital advancement is expected to set up a steady growth for our economy in 2025.

“The board will exercise caution and will continue to manage and guide the businesses of our group with vigilance, taking into account the potential impact from all the global factors that will bring to the business environment,” he said in the company’s annual report.

Revenue Group is principally involved in the electronic payments industry and provision of third party internet retail services.

Kamari Zaman noted that the impact from the global economy, geo-political tension and the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic has and continues to affect economic activities globally and locally.

“However, we have seen the encouraging sign of recovery as Malaysia continues from its recovery from the impact of the pandemic while navigating global and local economic challenges,” he said.

In FY24, Revenue Group reported a net loss of RM12.73mil on a revenue of RM388.73mil.

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