Supreme Consolidated to pursue strategic partnerships

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Wee said the strong cash flows during the year enabled the group to pay and declare dividends totalling RM3.6 million since its last annual general meeting.

KUCHING (Jan 23): Supreme Consolidated Resources Bhd will continue to seek and evaluate strategic collaborations and business alignments to expand the group’s geographical reach and product offerings.

Executive chairman Dato Sri Richard Wee said the group is pursuing new agencies and products to drive revenue growth, while the management remains focused on cost containment and cost reduction measures to protect and improve margins.

Richard Wee

“We began the financial year with our listing on the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia on Nov 29, 2024.

“Since then, the management team has proactively managed operations, maintaining a high level of discipline and efficiency to ensure seamless distribution of food, beverage and non-food products across our business network,” he said in the group’s 2025 annual report.

For the financial year ended Sept 30, 2025, the group’s revenue rose to RM232.1 million from RM226.9 million a year earlier.

Shareholders’ funds increased to RM116.4 million from RM93.1 million, supported by a profit after taxation of RM9.1 million.

Wee said the strong cash flows during the year enabled the group to pay and declare dividends totalling RM3.6 million since its last annual general meeting.

“This translates to a healthy dividend payout when compared to our 2025 profit
after taxation of RM9.1 million,” he said.

Wee also said the group’s young and dynamic management team supports a more aggressive growth strategy.

Combined with strong execution of existing operations, this positions Supreme Consolidated for sustained growth.

He added that management remains optimistic about achieving near-term targets, despite ongoing uncertainties arising from geopolitical and trade tensions, and looks forward to further developments in the year ahead.

“The new year ahead of us offers much promises albeit with a degree of
uncertainties caused by geopolitical and trade tensions,” he said.

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