SIGNATURE International Bhd, Malaysia’s premier modular kitchen systems maker, has delivered a steady year-on-year (yoy) growth for its 9M FY2025 ended Sept 30, 2025 supported by resilient project execution across its core business segments.
For the period under review, the group posted a net profit of RM52.02 mil or 18.1% yoy growth (9M FY2024: RM44.04 mil) with revenue having climbed 25.6% to RM726.61 mil (9M FY2024: RM578.5 mil) driven mainly by its Interior Fit-Out Works segment, followed by the Corten and Signature kitchen and wardrobe divisions.
As of end-September 2025, Signature’s order book has further strengthened to RM1.14 bil comprising (i) Signature brand (RM295 mil); (ii) Corten brand (for Singapore market) (RM680 mil); and (iii) Interior Fit-Out Works (RM169 mil).
This healthy order book provides solid visibility into FY2025 and FY2026 earnings.
For its individual 3Q FY2025, Signature recorded a modest growth in its revenue to RM244.21 mil (3Q FY2024: RM224.65 mil) but its net profit was 43% lower at RM 16.14 mil (3Q FY2024: RM28.31 mil).
Although its earnings were down, the results reflect stable operational performance across all major segments. The Corten brand remained the strongest contributor with RM75.5 mil in revenue and RM21.2 mil in pre-tax profit driven by continued growth from the Singapore market.
The Interior Fit-Out division delivered RM116.4 mil revenue and RM13.4 mil pre-tax profit supported by on-going project progress from residential and commercial developments.
The yoy comparison for quarterly net earnings incorporates the absence of non-recurring investment gains recognised in 3Q FY2024.
Excluding these one-off items, the group’s core business performance remained healthy with improved profitability across the main operating segments.
“Our pre-tax profit increased to RM96.8 mil supported by strong contributions from the Corten Singapore segment and sustained progress in our Interior Fit-Out business,” commented Signature International’s CEO K.S. Lau.
“Despite a more challenging cost environment, demand across our core products and project solutions remains healthy.”
Added Lau: “Our RM1.14 bil order book gives us strong earnings visibility going into the next financial year. We remain focused on executing our projects efficiently, strengthening margins through operational discipline and improving customer delivery across all brands.”
In line with its dividend commitment, the Signature International board has declared an interim single-tier dividend of 3 sen/share amounting to RM19.36 mil which was paid on Dec 12.
While global economic conditions remain mixed, the group expects revenue recognition to remain supported by a strong backlog and steady inflow of new orders.
The accelerated activity in the Singapore renovation market together with on-going property development handovers in Malaysia is expected to underpin segment performance.
At the close of today’s (Dec 19) mid-day trading, Signature International was unchanged at RM1.40 with no transaction done as yet, thus giving the company a market capitalisation of RM904 mil. – Dec 19, 2025
