Annual ReportConsumer Defensive

Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad

4707.KL · Period ending 2025-12-31 · Filed 2025-12-31 · Updated

In short

Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad (4707.KL) has revenue up 10.5% to MYR 6.9B and net income up 23.4% to MYR 513.0M year on year. Its net margin is 7.5% and gross margin 30.4%, and it trades at 34.9× trailing earnings. Fisclear flags 1 high-severity risk, led by: Current ratio of 0.52x — short-term liabilities exceed current assets, which could create near-term liquidity pressure. How we calculate this

Valuation

Consumer Defensive
Live · Yahoo Finance

Price

RM90.00

Market Cap

RM21.1B

P/E (TTM)

35.2x

Price ÷ earnings per share

P/B

29.1x

Price ÷ book value

P/S (TTM)

3.0x

Price ÷ revenue per share

Beta

0.17

Low volatility vs market

PEG Ratio

2.1x

P/E ÷ earnings growth rate

52-Week Range

RM0.00RM90.00 nowRM122.20

4-engine score — Quality and Peers engines require SEC EDGAR (US stocks only)

Efficiency
70/100
Value
40/100
Cashflow
58/100
Regime
55/100

ROE 89.0% — exceptional capital return.

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.

4707.KL vs

🇲🇾 Malaysia Macro Indicators

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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 4.0824.

SWOT Analysis — 4707.KL

Inflationary Boom
Macro lens (Inflationary Boom): Rising costs and tighter margins amplify financial risks in this regime.
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Strengths

  • Operating Cash Flow: MYR 1.0B (+85.4% YoY) — Operating cash flow grew 85% — the business generated more cash from day-to-day operations.

  • EPS (Diluted): MYR 2.19 (+23.7% YoY) — Earnings per share rose 24% — each share earned more.

  • Net Income: MYR 513.0M (+23.4% YoY) — Profit grew 23% — the company kept more of each dollar earned.

  • Gross Profit: MYR 2.1B (+10.8% YoY) — Gross profit rose 11% — the spread between revenue and direct costs improved.

  • Revenue: MYR 6.9B (+10.5% YoY) — Revenue grew 11% — the company sold more goods or services than the prior year.

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Weaknesses

No material weaknesses flagged.

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Opportunities

No clear opportunities identified at this time.

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Threats

  • Current ratio of 0.52x — short-term liabilities exceed current assets, which could create near-term liquidity pressure.

  • Total liabilities represent 84% of total assets — elevated leverage that amplifies both gains and losses.

  • Stock is within 10% of its 52-week low (88.70) — the market may be pricing in significant risk or sector weakness.

Year-over-Year Changes

Operating Cash Flow

MYR 1.0B

was MYR 557.6M

+85.4%

Operating cash flow grew 85% — the business generated more cash from day-to-day operations.

EPS (Diluted)

MYR 2.19

was MYR 1.77

+23.7%

Earnings per share rose 24% — each share earned more.

Net Income

MYR 513.0M

was MYR 415.6M

+23.4%

Profit grew 23% — the company kept more of each dollar earned.

Gross Profit

MYR 2.1B

was MYR 1.9B

+10.8%

Gross profit rose 11% — the spread between revenue and direct costs improved.

Revenue

MYR 6.9B

was MYR 6.2B

+10.5%

Revenue grew 11% — the company sold more goods or services than the prior year.

Risk Flags

1 high · 2 medium · 0 low
  • ⚠ High

    Current ratio of 0.52x — short-term liabilities exceed current assets, which could create near-term liquidity pressure.

  • ◈ Medium

    Total liabilities represent 84% of total assets — elevated leverage that amplifies both gains and losses.

  • ◈ Medium

    Stock is within 10% of its 52-week low (88.70) — the market may be pricing in significant risk or sector weakness.

Technical Signals

Daily closes · 1-year data

Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad: common questions

Is Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad profitable?

Yes. Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad made a net profit of RM513M in its latest fiscal year (fiscal 2025), a net margin of 7.5%.

Is Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad's revenue growing?

Yes. Revenue grew 10.5% year on year, to MYR 6.9B.

What is Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad's P/E ratio?

Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad trades at 35.2× its trailing twelve-month earnings. In other words, the share price is about 35 times the profit per share the company earned over the past year.

Does Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad pay a dividend?

Yes. Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad's forward dividend yield is 2.56%, the expected annual dividend as a share of the current share price.

What are the main risks for Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad?

Fisclear's checks flag 3 medium- or high-severity risks. The most serious: Current ratio of 0.52x — short-term liabilities exceed current assets, which could create near-term liquidity pressure.

Answers are generated from the figures in this report (updated 9 Oct 2026). Information, not investment advice.

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Data sourced from Bursa Malaysia, FRED (Federal Reserve), OECD, BIS, and Yahoo Finance. For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.