EcoWorld’s Eco Sun development in Batu Kawan

Eco World Development Group Bhd (EcoWorld Malaysia) has closed its financial year ended Oct 31, 2025 (FY25) on a historic high, delivering record sales of RM4.55bil and its strongest-ever bottom line. The performance not only surpassed its RM3.5bil sales target but also paved the way for a higher FY26 target of RM4bil, reflecting continued confidence in market demand and the group’s diversified portfolio.

The group posted a net profit of RM438.07mil, a sharp rise from RM303.54mil a year earlier, while revenue increased to RM2.93bil from RM2.26bil in FY24. Earnings per share strengthened to 14.67 sen, up from 10.3 sen. In line with the robust results, EcoWorld declared a final dividend of two sen, bringing total dividends for FY25 to seven sen per share.

Iskandar Malaysia emerged as the group’s strongest market, contributing RM2.27bil, followed by the Klang Valley with RM1.75bil and Penang with RM524mil.

Across product segments, EcoWorld’s Eco Townships and Eco Rise continued to drive demand with a combined 58% share of total sales, contributing RM1.89bil and RM771mil, respectively. The commercial segment also performed steadily, with Eco Hubs registering RM664mil in sales.

Meanwhile, the group’s industrial offerings remained a standout performer. Eco Business Parks and Quantum achieved RM1.22bil in combined sales, an 11% increase from FY24, marking the third consecutive year industrial sales exceeded RM1bil. Major industrial land deals totaling RM1.08bil were secured from global names such as Microsoft Payments (Malaysia), Pearl Computing Malaysia, and Deye New Energy Technology (Malaysia).

EcoWorld also highlighted strong progress in its upcoming leased data centre at Eco Business Park V, developed for Pearl Computing. Construction of the shell and core is on track for completion in 2H FY27, after which the substantial rental income is expected to support the group’s ambition to grow recurring income to 20%–30% of net profits over time.

To reinforce this income base, EcoWorld is actively expanding its Eco Hubs portfolio, securing strategic tenancies to enhance commercial vibrancy across its matured townships in the Klang Valley, Iskandar Malaysia and Penang. The group noted that these assets function as placemaking anchors, boosting liveability and complementing its residential pillars.

Looking ahead, EcoWorld aims to strengthen both its development and recurring-income components, ensuring they grow in tandem and continue delivering spillover benefits throughout its ecosystem of projects.