Subang Jaya, 25 February 2026 – Property developer Avaland Berhad (“Avaland” or “the Group”) today announced its financial results for the financial year ended 31 December 2025 (“FY2025”) with a net profit of RM56.7 million on revenue of RM605.3 million.
For comparison, Avaland reported a net profit of RM98.9 million on revenue of RM893.6 million in the corresponding period last year. The softer financial performance reflects a transitional period for the Group, arising from lower contributions from several completed projects and recently launched developments that were still in the early stages of construction and revenue recognition.
Nonetheless, as these projects progress to more advanced construction stages, the Group is optimistic of higher revenue contributions in the coming quarters. The Group remains focused on sustaining its launch momentum and enhancing operational efficiency to drive long-term earnings growth.
The Group’s core operations also remain resilient, underpinned by steady sales performance and a healthy balance sheet position. These fundamentals position the Group on a stable footing as it enters its next phase of growth.
Apollo Bello Tanco (“Pol”), Chief Executive Officer of Avaland said, “We recorded commendable new sales of RM843.0 million in 2025, which was driven primarily by significant contributions from Aetas Seputeh and Amika Residences, which continued to see strong buyer interest. In addition, Sanderling 2 and Casa Embun Phase 2 delivered solid sales performance, reflecting sustained demand for developments that are thoughtfully designed and aligned with evolving market needs. During the year, the Group completed four projects and maintained minimal unsold inventory, underscoring healthy absorption across its portfolio.
Our recent launches in 2025 likewise received encouraging market response, particularly within the Cybersouth township. Phase 1 of Avalon and Meria both achieved strong take-up rates, demonstrating market confidence in the Group’s products. Building on this encouraging reception, Avalon Phase 2 was launched in October 2025, followed by Meria Phase 2 in January 2026. Similarly, Alora Residences Tower A at Avenue25 recorded commendable take-up, which led to the launch of Tower B in May 2025. These subsequent phases along with our ongoing projects are expected to contribute progressively to the Group’s performance moving forward as construction advances.”
The Group’s unbilled sales as at 31 December 2025 stood at RM893.7 million, providing the Group with a strong revenue pipeline and support earnings visibility over the coming years.
Commenting on the Group’s outlook, Pol said “The property sector outlook remains encouraging, supported by a stable financing environment following Bank Negara Malaysia stance to maintain the Overnight Policy Rate at 2.75%, which helps sustain home affordability and developer liquidity.
Complementing this, the proposed Budget 2026 introduces measures that further stimulate the industry, including the extension of stamp-duty exemptions for first-time homebuyers for homes priced up to RM500,000, and enhancements to housing assistance schemes such as SJKP and rent-to-own programmes.
Against this backdrop, we aim to leverage these initiatives by launching projects with a total gross development value (“GDV”) of RM1.7 billion in 2026. These projects are expected to contribute meaningfully to the Group’s earnings in the coming years, reinforcing our growth trajectory and positioning us to capitalise on sustained demand in key market segments.
The Group remains cautiously optimistic of its prospects, supported by the encouraging demand for its projects which are strategically located and offer strong value propositions aligned with market needs. Meanwhile, the Group’s existing landbank of 187 acres with an estimated RM11.6 billion of GDV secures the Group’s launch pipeline for the coming years. To further strengthen its position and ensure sustainable growth, the Group is still actively exploring strategic land acquisitions to expand its landbank and enhance future earnings potential.”
