Oriental Kopi Holdings Berhad has announced its financial results for the year ending 30 September 2025, revealing a record revenue of RM450.9m. This marks a 62.6% increase from the previous year, driven by strong demand from both local and international customers at its café outlets. The company also saw a rise in sales from its packaged food products.
The net profit for FY25 rose by 40.9% to RM60.8m, compared to RM43.1m in FY24. Excluding IPO listing expenses, the adjusted net profit would have been RM62.1m, with a margin of 13.8%. The fourth quarter alone saw a revenue of RM133.2m, a 14.1% increase from the previous quarter, although net profit slightly decreased to RM15.9m due to higher overheads and tax rates.
Managing Director Calvin Chan highlighted the company’s strategic expansion, with new outlets opening in key locations such as AEON Mall Bandaraya in Melaka and Westgate Mall in Singapore. Chan stated, “Our record performance achieved in FY25 reflects the disciplined execution of our expansion strategy whilst maintaining firm control over quality and operational standards.”
Looking forward, Oriental Kopi plans to continue its growth by expanding its café presence and exporting its packaged foods internationally. The company remains optimistic about future prospects, buoyed by the expected increase in tourist arrivals to Malaysia. As of 30 September 2025, Oriental Kopi operates 25 cafés in Malaysia and three in Singapore.
