In short
Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad (1651.KL) has revenue down 27.2% to MYR 1.2B and net income down 25.7% to MYR 47.3M year on year. Its net margin is 4.0% and gross margin 25.0%, and it trades at 26.5× trailing earnings. Fisclear flags 3 high-severity risks, led by: Revenue fell 27% year-over-year — a sharp decline that signals the business is contracting significantly. How we calculate this
Valuation
IndustrialsLive · Yahoo FinancePrice
RM0.26
RM1.1B
42.5x
3.85%
52-Week Range
4-engine score — Quality and Peers engines require SEC EDGAR (US stocks only)
PEG 0.61 — below growth rate.
⚠ Negative FCF — consuming cash.
⚠ Revenue declining 27% YoY.
Based on filing period ending Dec 2025
International FisclearScore uses 4 engines (no EDGAR data). Based on Yahoo Finance & Alpha Vantage reported financials. Not financial advice.
🇲🇾 Malaysia Macro Indicators
Full dashboard →Policy Rate
2.75%→
Moderate
CPI Inflation
1.80%→
Near target · +0.10% MoM
Unemployment
2.90%↓
Tight labour market
GDP Growth
6.00%↑
Strong
USD/MYR
4.08→
Current Account
1.61% GDP↑
Surplus
The Malaysia central bank policy rate stands at 2.75% — a moderately elevated rate environment; CPI inflation is 1.8% year-over-year (inflation near target); unemployment stands at 2.9% (tight labour market); GDP growth is 6.0% year-over-year (strong growth); USD/MYR is at 4.0806.
SWOT Analysis — 1651.KL
Strengths
Gross Profit: MYR 299.1M (+10.6% YoY) — Gross profit rose 11% — the spread between revenue and direct costs improved.
Weaknesses
Operating Cash Flow: -MYR 526.6M (-91.3% YoY) — Negative operating cash flow — the business consumed more cash than it produced from operations.
Revenue: MYR 1.2B (-27.2% YoY) — Revenue fell 27% — the company generated less from its core operations.
EPS (Diluted): MYR 0.01 (-25.9% YoY) — Earnings per share fell 26%.
Net Income: MYR 47.3M (-25.7% YoY) — Profit fell 26% but remained positive.
Price-to-book ratio of 0.26x — stock trades below book value, which may indicate market concerns about asset quality or profitability.
Opportunities
No clear opportunities identified at this time.
Threats
Revenue fell 27% year-over-year — a sharp decline that signals the business is contracting significantly.
Revenue has declined for two consecutive years — a sustained downtrend that may signal structural or competitive headwinds.
Negative operating cash flow of MYR 526.6M — the core business consumed more cash than it generated.
Stock is within 10% of its 52-week low (0.26) — the market may be pricing in significant risk or sector weakness.
Year-over-Year Changes
Operating Cash Flow
-MYR 526.6M
was -MYR 275.3M
Negative operating cash flow — the business consumed more cash than it produced from operations.
Revenue
MYR 1.2B
was MYR 1.6B
Revenue fell 27% — the company generated less from its core operations.
EPS (Diluted)
MYR 0.01
was MYR 0.01
Earnings per share fell 26%.
Net Income
MYR 47.3M
was MYR 63.7M
Profit fell 26% but remained positive.
Gross Profit
MYR 299.1M
was MYR 270.3M
Gross profit rose 11% — the spread between revenue and direct costs improved.
Risk Flags
3 high · 1 medium · 1 low- ⚠ High
Revenue fell 27% year-over-year — a sharp decline that signals the business is contracting significantly.
- ⚠ High
Revenue has declined for two consecutive years — a sustained downtrend that may signal structural or competitive headwinds.
- ⚠ High
Negative operating cash flow of MYR 526.6M — the core business consumed more cash than it generated.
- ◈ Medium
Stock is within 10% of its 52-week low (0.26) — the market may be pricing in significant risk or sector weakness.
- ○ Low
Price-to-book ratio of 0.26x — stock trades below book value, which may indicate market concerns about asset quality or profitability.
Technical Signals
Daily closes · 1-year dataMalaysian Resources Corporation Berhad: common questions
Is Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad profitable?
Yes. Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad made a net profit of RM47M in its latest fiscal year (fiscal 2025), a net margin of 4.0%.
Is Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad's revenue growing?
No. Revenue fell 27.2% year on year, to MYR 1.2B.
What is Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad's P/E ratio?
Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad trades at 25.5× its trailing twelve-month earnings. In other words, the share price is about 26 times the profit per share the company earned over the past year.
Does Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad pay a dividend?
Yes. Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad's forward dividend yield is 3.85%, the expected annual dividend as a share of the current share price.
What are the main risks for Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad?
Fisclear's checks flag 4 medium- or high-severity risks. The most serious: Revenue fell 27% year-over-year — a sharp decline that signals the business is contracting significantly.
Answers are generated from the figures in this report (updated 13 Oct 2026). Information, not investment advice.
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