Nestlé Malaysia’s Latest Results Show Quarterly Profit of 155.015 Million Ringgit
Key Facts
Nestlé Malaysia recorded net profit of 155.015 million ringgit in the second quarter of 2026, compared with 112.110 million ringgit in the same period of 2025, according to the company’s financial results. Its investor relations page lists these results as the latest reports, alongside an interim financial report through June 30, 2026. The page does not show a third-quarter report, so official results for that quarter are not available there. These figures place the profit reported in the previous draft in the second quarter, not the third. The company’s announcement of improved profit was also tied to results for this quarter, not to those of a later quarter.
The company said the second-quarter improvement was based on broad-based revenue growth, effective cost management and efficiency gains across the value chain. It added that domestic demand remained resilient, while export sales were stable during the period. These factors link revenue and expense control in the company’s explanation of its financial performance. In the first quarter of 2026, sales rose 6.3% year on year to 1.88 billion ringgit, according to the interim report ended March 31. The company then posted profit after tax of 205.1 million ringgit and profit before tax of 271.9 million ringgit.
Nestlé attributed first-quarter sales growth to a 7.4% year-on-year increase in domestic sales and a 2.5% rise in export sales. It said commercial execution and brand activation during Chinese New Year, Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr supported performance, alongside cost control and operational efficiency. The first-quarter figures provide context for comparison with the second-quarter results, but do not by themselves establish the trajectory of sales or profit in the third quarter. For the global Nestlé Group, the company said Malaysia and Singapore posted double-digit growth in the third quarter within the Asia, Oceania and Africa region. The disclosure covers both markets and the group’s global business; it does not represent standalone results for Nestlé Malaysia.
On its outlook, the global Nestlé Group maintained its 2026 organic growth forecast at 3% to 4%, while expecting real internal growth to accelerate compared with 2025. Nestlé Malaysia said it was focused on strengthening its core brands, accelerating innovation and expanding its presence across channels. The company expressed confidence in delivering strong financial performance in fiscal 2026, despite global uncertainty and changing consumer preferences. These forecasts remain tied to the fiscal year and the company’s stated position, and do not provide third-quarter financial results for Malaysia. According to the available disclosure, the latest quarterly results shown on its investor page remain those for the second quarter.