PETALING JAYA: Nestle Malaysia recorded a turnover of RM1.76 billion for the third quarter ended Sept 30, 2025, compared to RM1.45 billion in the previous year’s corresponding quarter.
In a statement today, the company said the growth was driven by domestic sales, which benefited from a low comparative base in the corresponding quarter of 2024.
Additionally, export sales recorded double-digit growth, confirming once again the global competitive strength of Nestle Malaysia’s industrial footprint, as the company saw increasing demand from international markets for its product portfolio, 100% halal.
Quarterly earnings saw profit before tax at RM178 million, and profit after tax at RM114 million, showing progress versus the baseline comparative periods, both on a quarterly and on a year-to-date basis. In line with this performance, the board of directors declared a second interim dividend of 60 sen per share.
CEO Juan Aranols said with more than 112 years in Malaysia, their brands are deeply ingrained into the daily life of generations of Malaysians, and they work hard every day to continue deserving their trust, ensuring also that their products stay accessible and relevant for every new generation of consumers.
Throughout the third quarter, Nestle Malaysia continued to make progress on its ESG and community support initiatives.
“Our ambition is to deliver long-term value for people, communities and the planet. We do this, as we have been doing for well over a century, through a portfolio of great tasting high quality halal products, proudly Malaysian made, as well as through our relentless focus in driving societal betterment through our multiple ESG initiatives and programmes,” said Aranols.
On outlook, he said, “As we advance to conclude the year, we reconfirm our earlier guidance. We will continue to build on our well established and deeply rooted presence in Malaysia to deliver long-term value through innovation, operational excellence and a deep understanding of Malaysian consumers and their evolving needs. We will continue to remain rigorous in optimising resources and creating value across every dimension of our value chain.
“We remain committed to honour the trust Malaysians place in our brands and products, always Halal-certified and proudly made in Malaysia, by Malaysians, for Malaysians.”
