A1 A.K. Koh Group reports RM2.7mil 3Q net profit
There are no comparative figures for the preceding corresponding quarter and period as there is no interim financial report prepared for the comparative period concerned.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the food and beverage (F&B) firm said its revenue and gross profit is all generated from F&B segment, which is mainly contributed by the sale of in-house branded products.
Amid an increasingly challenging and uncertain global economic outlook, the company said its operating environment has become more complex.
'This landscape is significantly shaped by the imposition of reciprocal tariffs by the US government, which are set to take effect on Aug 1, 2025, and ongoing geopolitical tensions that continue to disrupt global supply chains and heighten economic volatility.'
The company will be listed on July 11.
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