Core Data Highlights: Unpacking the Numbers

Quarterly Performance (Q4 FY2025 vs. Q4 FY2024)

MYTECH GROUP BERHAD has reported a robust performance for the quarter, showcasing significant top-line and bottom-line growth compared to the same period last year. This indicates strong operational momentum.

Current Quarter (1 Jan 2025 – 31 Mar 2025)

  • Revenue: RM3,687,000
  • Profit before Taxation (PBT): RM747,000
  • Profit after Taxation (PAT): RM680,000
  • PAT Attributable to Equity Holders: RM665,000
  • Basic EPS: 0.30 sen

Preceding Year Corresponding Quarter (1 Jan 2024 – 31 Mar 2024)

  • Revenue: RM2,819,000
  • Profit before Taxation (PBT): RM677,000
  • Profit after Taxation (PAT): RM424,000
  • PAT Attributable to Equity Holders: RM411,000
  • Basic EPS: 0.18 sen

The numbers speak volumes: Revenue surged by approximately 31% to RM3.687 million, while Profit before Taxation (PBT) saw a healthy 10% increase. Even more impressively, Profit after Taxation (PAT) attributable to equity holders jumped by a substantial 62%, pushing Basic Earnings Per Share (EPS) from 0.18 sen to 0.30 sen. This strong quarterly showing suggests effective management and growing demand for the company’s offerings.

Year-to-Date Performance (FY2025 vs. FY2024)

Looking at the full financial year, MYTECH’s performance reinforces the positive trend observed in the last quarter, demonstrating consistent growth across the board.

Current Year-to-Date (1 Apr 2024 – 31 Mar 2025)

  • Revenue: RM14,135,000
  • Profit before Taxation (PBT): RM3,589,000
  • Profit after Taxation (PAT): RM2,712,000
  • PAT Attributable to Equity Holders: RM2,607,000
  • Basic EPS: 1.17 sen

Preceding Year Corresponding Period (1 Apr 2023 – 31 Mar 2024)

  • Revenue: RM10,447,000
  • Profit before Taxation (PBT): RM3,300,000
  • Profit after Taxation (PAT): RM2,522,000
  • PAT Attributable to Equity Holders: RM2,454,000
  • Basic EPS: 1.10 sen

For the full year, MYTECH’s revenue climbed by 35% to RM14.135 million, while PBT increased by 9% to RM3.589 million. PAT attributable to equity holders also saw a respectable 6% increase, reaching RM2.607 million. This consistent year-on-year growth highlights the company’s ability to expand its operations and maintain profitability over a longer horizon.

Deep Dive: Segment Performance

A closer look at the individual business units reveals the key drivers behind MYTECH’s impressive results:

Manufacturing Division

The manufacturing division, spearheaded by Wire Master Spring Sdn Bhd, continues to be a cornerstone of the Group’s success. It registered a revenue of RM12.331 million for the year-to-date, a significant increase from RM9.684 million in the previous year. Its pre-tax profit also saw a remarkable surge to RM3.381 million, up from RM2.395 million. This robust performance is primarily attributed to stronger re-orders from customers, indicating high product demand and customer satisfaction.

Money Lending Division

The money lending division showcased phenomenal growth, posting a revenue of RM1.336 million for the year-to-date, a staggering 353% increase from RM0.295 million previously. Its pre-tax profit soared by 160% to RM0.725 million, compared to RM0.279 million. This exceptional growth is a direct result of stronger demand within the moneylending segment, contributing significantly to the Group’s overall profitability.

Financial Health Check: Balance Sheet & Cash Flow

Beyond the income statement, the balance sheet and cash flow provide crucial insights into the company’s financial stability and liquidity.

Balance Sheet Item As at 31 March 2025 (RM’000) As at 31 March 2024 (RM’000) Change (RM’000)
Total Assets 45,152 42,638 +2,514
Equity Attributable to Equity Holders 44,071 41,464 +2,607
Net Assets Per Share (RM) 0.20 0.19 +0.01
Trade Debtors 21,913 2,524 +19,389
Cash and Cash Equivalents 10,007 27,136 -17,129
Total Borrowings 0 88 -88

A notable positive is the complete elimination of bank borrowings, a testament to the company’s commitment to strengthening its balance sheet. Net assets per share also saw a slight improvement, indicating growing shareholder value. However, a significant increase in trade debtors and a corresponding decrease in cash and cash equivalents are observed. The substantial rise in receivables to RM21.913 million from RM2.524 million, alongside a drop in cash from RM27.136 million to RM10.007 million, had a direct impact on the cash flow from operating activities.

Indeed, the cash flow statement reveals that net cash used in operating activities for the year-to-date was RM16.661 million, a stark contrast to the positive RM3.552 million generated in the previous corresponding period. This negative operating cash flow is primarily driven by the significant changes in receivables, deposits, and prepayments. While the company’s top-line growth is strong, managing working capital, especially receivables, will be key to improving its cash generation moving forward.

Risks and Prospects: Charting the Future

MYTECH GROUP BERHAD’s management has outlined its strategic vision and acknowledged potential challenges. The company is optimistic about its manufacturing division’s ability to drive further revenue growth through enhanced production efficiency. Furthermore, the Group is committed to remaining resilient amidst economic volatility, focusing on improving cost and operational efficiencies to ensure sustained business growth and sustainability. The Board also expressed its intent to cautiously explore new investment opportunities to maximize Earnings Per Share (EPS) and enhance shareholder value.

While the prospects appear positive, particularly with the strong performance of its key segments, the broader economic environment always presents potential headwinds. The significant increase in trade debtors and the negative operating cash flow, while potentially a short-term effect of rapid growth, could pose liquidity risks if not effectively managed. The recent private placement, though a funding exercise, will also lead to share dilution, which is a factor for existing shareholders to consider. However, the proceeds from such placements are typically aimed at strengthening the company’s financial position or funding growth initiatives.