SIM Leisure posted FY2025 revenue of MYR138.1 million (-17.7%) and net profit of MYR43.6 million (+20.5%), according to its full-year results for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 2025. Profit before tax was MYR60.6 million (+24.4%), while finance costs were MYR5.4 million (+23.7%). Basic and diluted earnings per share were 24.76 MYR cents. The group said the revenue decline was mainly due to lower theme attractions construction income as subcontracted theming works for the Six Flags Qiddiya project in Saudi Arabia reached 99.8% completion, partly offset by the start of a new major subcontract at the Al Nahda Entertainment Complex in Riyadh. It also recorded one-off compensation income of MYR42.98 million following the early termination of the ESCAPE @ KL Base Theme Park Agreement. SIM Leisure highlighted the launch of two new indoor ESCAPE Challenge Parks in Johor Bahru and Putrajaya, and said its first indoor ESCAPE Challenge Park in Petaling Jaya was closed at year-end following a rental revision and unilateral actions by the mall operator. The board proposed a final (one-tier) tax-exempt cash dividend of MYR0.04 per share for FY2025, subject to shareholder approval.
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