Westports Holdings (WPRTS) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
11 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Revenue for Q1 2025 rose 14% year-over-year to RM621.3 million, driven by higher container revenue.
Profit before tax increased 10% to RM292.5 million, with profit after tax up 9% to RM222.5 million compared to Q1 2024.
Operational revenue grew 9% year-over-year, while operational cost of sales declined 3%, boosting gross profit by 18%.
Sequentially, operational revenue and profit before tax declined 4% from Q4 2024, with profit after tax down 13% due to lower tax allowances.
Financial highlights
Gross profit for Q1 2025 was RM380.9 million, up 18% year-over-year.
Basic earnings per share increased 9% to 6.52 sen.
Dividends of RM370.3 million were paid during the quarter.
Cash and cash equivalents at quarter-end stood at RM573.3 million, down from RM729.1 million at the start of the year.
Outlook and guidance
Management expects 2025 throughput to match the previous year's volume due to global trade uncertainties and inflationary pressures.
Regional trade realignment and Asia's economic dynamism may partially offset lower containerised trade.
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Q2 2024 - FY2024 saw double-digit profit growth and major expansion initiatives, with robust cash flow.WPRTS
Q4 2024 - Double-digit profit growth, tariff hikes, and terminal expansion drive strong H1 2025 results.WPRTS
Q2 2025 - Double-digit growth in revenue and profit, with major expansion and strong cash generation.WPRTS
Q3 2025 - Operational revenue and profits grew strongly year-over-year, with major expansion progressing.WPRTS
Q4 2025 - Strong revenue and profit growth, but rising fuel costs and global risks may impact outlook.WPRTS
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