Mah Sing projects resilient property market, expands Penang footprint
Buoyed by a strong quarterly performance and strategic new land acquisitions, property developer Mah Sing Group Bhd expects the domestic property market to remain resilient into 2026. The group, which posted a 10.3% rise in net profit to RM66.3 million for the third quarter ended September 30, is bolstering its portfolio with a sharp focus on key growth areas, including Penang.
Supported by solid unbilled sales of RM3.14 billion and a focus on fast-track project completions, Mah Sing is confident of sustaining its performance for the rest of the financial year ending December 31, 2025. This optimism is rooted in sustained demand for its project launches and resilient sales momentum.
A key part of Mah Sing’s growth strategy involves strategic land banking. This year, the group acquired five strategic plots with a combined gross development value (GDV) of RM4.1 billion. Significantly, one of these key acquisitions is M Cora in George Town, Penang, highlighting the state’s importance in the group’s expansion plans. This acquisition underscores Mah Sing’s commitment to tapping into the vibrant property market of the northern region.
Penang is already a notable contributor to Mah Sing’s portfolio, with M Zenni being its latest project. The addition of M Cora will further deepen the group’s presence in this high-demand market, catering to the consistent interest in properties on the island.
The group’s property development segment saw a 15% jump in operating profit to RM319.6 million for the period ended September 30, driven by progressive revenue recognition from ongoing projects. Strong domestic fundamentals, including stable employment and policy support for first-time buyers, are expected to continue fuelling housing demand.
Mah Sing’s Founder and Group Managing Director, Tan Sri Leong Hoy Kum, stated that the group’s strategic moves in 2025 have positioned it for sustained growth. With a healthy balance sheet and a portfolio that resonates with buyers, Mah Sing is poised to capture growing demand in key growth corridors, with its expanding footprint in Penang playing a crucial role in its long-term strategy.













