Envictus International (BQD) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2023 revenue rose 9.8% YoY to RM566.1m, but loss after tax widened to RM32.9m from RM6.4m, reflecting higher operating costs and the absence of prior-year one-off income.
Food Services and Dairies drove revenue growth; the loss-making butchery business and related Pulau Indah assets were divested after year-end.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RM566.1m, up 9.8% YoY; gross profit was RM220.2m versus RM192.2m.
Loss before tax was RM29.3m versus RM3.7m; net loss was RM32.9m versus RM6.4m.
FY2023 other operating income was RM5.9m, versus RM30.0m in FY2022, which included RM16.6m land-disposal gains and RM5.6m government payroll subsidies.
Operating expenses rose 14.4% to RM236.3m, primarily due to higher selling and marketing, labour, rent and utilities costs.
Outlook and guidance
Texas Chicken plans eight outlet openings and six closures in FY2024; San Francisco Coffee targets 60 outlets, up from 49.
Management expects ongoing margin pressure from input and labour costs, subdued consumer sentiment, currency weakness and geopolitical uncertainty.
Priorities include cost control, operational efficiency, targeted promotions, digital initiatives, e-commerce growth and pricing reviews across divisions.
Dairies plans alternative sourcing and selling-price adjustments; Pok Brothers anticipates sustained FY2024 revenue momentum as tourism and regional travel recover.
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