Osk Holdings Bhd. · MYX:OSK
Osk Holdings Bhd — Q2 2025 Earnings Presentation
84 slides from Osk Holdings Bhd's earnings presentation, August 2025
Slide 1: OSK Holdings Berhad Investors Relation
OSK HOLDINGS BERHAD Investors Relation August 2025 Strictly private & confidential. For discussion pu rposes on ly. PROPERTY | FINANCIAL SERVICES | INDUSTRIES | HOSPITALITY | INVESTMENT HOLDING Strictly private & confidential. For discussion pu rposes on ly. 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer • This presentation/document (“presentation”) has been prepared by OSK Holdings Berhad and its subsidiaries (“OSK Group”). All information contained in this presentation is published for reference only. Expressions of opinion, forecasts or intentions contained herein are subject to change
Slide 3: Content
01 Group Financial Performance 02 Group Business Updates Content 03 Group ESG Updates 04 Appendix
Slide 4: The Group's Overview
The Group’s Overview • Our Group has 4 core Business Segments and 1 Investment Holding Segment. The 4 core business segments includes Property, Financial Services, Industries and Hospitality. • Although each business segment differs in revenue and profit size, every business segment is important to
Slide 5: Group Financial Performance Review
Group Financial 01 Performance Review
Slide 6: Financial Performance
Financial Performance RM’million 1Q25 2Q25 2Q24 6M25 6M24 Revenue 400.6 510.6 368.4 911.2 736.4 Profit before tax 140.0 155.6 141.9 295.6 282.8 Share of results of associates and a joint venture 75.9 80.6 86.8 156.5 160.2 Profit after tax 124.9 142.7 129.6 267.6 252.7 Profit attributable to Owners o
Slide 7: PBT Trend for the Last 5 Years
PBT Trend for the Last 5 Years RM'mil 650 611 600 555 550 500 485 465 450 417 400 350 291 300 268 250 221 221 210 200 150 FY2020 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 Include RHB Exclude RHB 7
Slide 8: 5-Year Performance by Segment
5-Year Performance by Segment 5-Years Segmental PBT (RM’million) 611 555 465 485 417 309 274 176 231 241 3 4 18 9 3 41 48 50 57 63 15 103 85 213 189 163 145 154 (40) FY2020 FY2021 (21) FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 Property Financial Services Industries Hospitality Investment Holding 8
Slide 9: 5-Year Financial Performance
5-Year Financial Performance RM’mil 5 Years Group Revenue and PBT (RM’million) Revenue (RM’mil) 800 1,900 750 1,658 1,588 1,700 700 1,500 650 1,321 1,300 600 1,126 1,086 611 1,100 550 555 900 500 485 700 450 465 400 500 417 350 300 FY2020 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 PBT Revenue 9
Slide 10: Strong Financial Position
Strong Financial Position as at 30 June 2025 7% 3% 18% RM12.2b RM6.6b RM2.15 RM1.5b RM2.58b Total Assets Shareholders’ Funds Net Assets per Share Cash RM896m & Capital Financing (2024: RM11.4b) (2024: RM6.4b) (2024: RM2.08) Undrawn Facilities RM606m (2024: RM2.18b) (2024: Cash RM876m & Undrawn Facil
Slide 11: Improved Shareholders' Fund and Total Assets
Improved Shareholders’ Fund and Total Assets Shareholders’ Fund and Total Assets 30.06.2025 Asset Distribution by Segment – RM12.18 bil (RM’million) 12,180 0.55, 5% 11,414 0.39, 3% 4.27, 35% 10,435 9,681 9,216 Property 2.70, 22% Industries 4.27, 35% Hospitality 6,429 6,641 Capital Financing 6,121 5,
Slide 12: Debt Maturity Profile and Debt Structure
Debt Maturity Profile and Debt Structure as at 30 June 2025 Debt Maturity (RM’ mil) Debt Structure (%) 574, 13% 1,246, 28% Fixed Rate Floating Rate 836, 50% Total: 50% 19% RM4,415 mil * 77, 2% 1,026, 656, 15% 23% * excluding lease liabilities Bank Loans < 1 Year (2025) 32% 1,323 30% 1 Year but < 2 Y
Slide 13: Effective Cash Flow Management
Effective Cash Flow Management Generated From / (Used In) 6M25 6M24 RM’million 6M25 movements: Operating net cash inflows 102 112 (exclude net disbursement) • Net cash used in Operating Activities mainly represented by net disbursement of capital financing of RM417.9m (6M24: Net disbursement – Capit
Slide 14: Group Business Updates
Group Business 02 Updates
Slide 15: Property
PROPERTY 15
Slide 16: Property
Property Revenue (RM’million) 921 877 823 2022 2023 2024 PBT (RM’million) 163 154 145 2022 2023 2024 16
Slide 17: Property Development
Property Development 17
Slide 18: Property Development
Property Development Revenue (RM’million) 874 826 777 2022 2023 2024 PBT (RM’million) 145 129 113 2022 2023 2024 18
Slide 19: Sales, Unbilled Sales and Unsold GDV
Sales, Unbilled Sales and Unsold GDV as at 30 June 2025 2,000 1,800 1,734 28 1,600 431 1,409 1,400 1,279 39 1,258 1,185 25 1,200 1,133 513 1,045 RM'mil 34 977 310 440 1,000 947 915 929 379 850 869 850 110 727 50 28 130 7 330 800 92 216 326 1,275 600 1,011 431 837 875 857 400 819 799 78 818 758 754 6
Slide 20: Property: On-going Projects (Malaysia)
Property: On-going Projects (Malaysia) as at 30 June 2025 Bandar Puteri Jaya, Taman Lang Aman, Bandar Sungai Petani (Township) Amanjaya (Township) KEDAH • Total land area: 2,581 acres • GDV: RM99mil Rubica @ Harbour View • Total GDV: RM4bil • Progress: 16% Harbour Place, Residence, • On-going GDV: R
Slide 21: Property: On-going Projects (Australia)
Property: On-going Projects (Australia) as at 30 June 2025 MELBOURNE SQUARE • Total land area: 5 acres • Mixed development – 5 phases • GDV: AUD 2.8bil (all phases) • Phase 1 GDV: AUD890.3mil • Stage 1 completion: 100% • Take-up rate: 93% Stage 2 BLVD • High Rise Apartment • Phase 2 GDV: AUD701.9mil
Slide 22: Property: Landbank
Property: Landbank - Malaysia & Australia Kuantan, Penang, RM0.3bil, Klang Valley & as at 30 June 2025 RM0.9bil, 1% Selangor, 5% RM5.6bil, 31% Kedah, RM3.7bil, 20% TOTAL GDV (100%) RM18.5 BIL Negeri Sembilan, Landbank 2,475 acres RM4.1bil, Australia, Estimated GDV RM 18.5 billion 22% RM3.9bil, 21% N
Slide 23: Pipeline Launches in FY2025
Pipeline Launches in FY2025 – Estimated Total GDV of RM1.61bil RM’mil Target launch Klang Valley a. Nara – Tower B @ Shorea Park, Puchong 184.1 March 2025 # b. Bayu @ Mori Park, Shah Alam 418.7 May 2025 # Penang Harbour View Residences 169.8 March 2025 # Negeri Sembilan Iringan Bayu in Seremban • PH
Slide 24: Completed Project in Australia
Completed Project in Australia as at 30 June 2025 JV Partner: 49% Equity Interest Location : Southbank, Melbourne Type of property : Mix development of Residential Apartments, Retail Mall, Office Tower and Hotel Land area : 5 acres (FH) GDV : AUD 2.8 bil (all phases) Phase 1 GDV : AUD890.3 mil Launc
Slide 25: On-Going Project in Australia
On-Going Project in Australia as at 30 June 2025 Project Name : BLVD @ Hoff Boulevard, Melbourne Square Location : Southbank, Melbourne Type of Property : High-Rise Apartment Phase 2 GDV : AUD 701.9 mil Launched : Launch in October 2023 Take-up rate : Stage 2: 70% Ave. SP : AUD 13,622 psm No. of uni
Slide 26: Queensbridge Place, Melbourne
Queensbridge Place, Melbourne – Future development in Melbourne - QBP Queensbridge Street and City Road CROWN CASINO Mix Development Current PRIMA PEARL • Residential Apartments Occupancy • Office Tower 81% (as of 30 STH BANK • Retail Podium and Malls June 2025) A108 • Restaurants CROWN • Medical Ce
Slide 27: Property Investment
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Slide 28: Property Investment
Property Investment Revenue (RM’million) 51 46 47 2022 2023 2024 PBT (RM’million) 41 * 18 16 2022 2023 2024 * Included fair value gain on investment properties of RM13.7 mil and gain on disposal of investment properties of RM19.6 mil 28
Slide 29: Property Investment - Office
Property Investment - Office as at 30 June 2025 Plaza OSK, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur Faber Towers, Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur Land Area 1.32 acres (FH) Land Area 2.63 acres (FH) NLA 236,335 sqft NLA 271,312 sqft Occupancy Rate 79% Occupancy Rate 99% (retail and office building) 29
Slide 30: Property Investment - Retail
Property Investment - Retail as at 30 June 2025 Atria Shopping Gallery, Damansara Jaya NLA 469,699 sqft Occupancy Rate 75% 30
Slide 31: Property Investment – Retail (Cont'd)
Property Investment – Retail (Cont’d) as at 30 June 2025 YouCity Retail, Cheras NLA 155,660 sqft Occupancy Rate 78% 31
Slide 32: Construction
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Slide 33: Construction
Construction • Optimise construction cost through early involvement in design and planning of the development projects. • Close supervision during construction to ensure quality standards. • Delivers superior quality products at competitive prices and ahead of schedule. • Established contractor sinc
Slide 34: Construction (Cont'd)
Construction (Cont’d) Major projects completed in recent years RM' million Outstanding order book of RM603.6 million Mira @ Shorea Park 136 as at 30 Jun 2025 You City III 174 Project QLASSIC Score Completion Time Ryan & Miho 201 Mira @ Shorea Park 82% 13 months ahead Luminari 105 Iringan Bayu Show V
Slide 35: Financial Services
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Slide 36: Financial Services
Financial Services Revenue (RM’million) PBT (RM’million) Gross Loan Portfolio Vs Collateral (RM’million) 227 5,141 103 4,553 4,211 85 171 3,409 3,173 63 115 57 50 2,180 98 87 1,739 1,397 980 823 4.1 times 3.2 times 3.0 times 2.6 times 2.3 times 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2020
Slide 37: Financial Services (Cont'd)
Financial Services (Cont’d) Loan Portfolio (%) • A licensed moneylender in Malaysia governed under the Money Lenders Act 1951 (Act 400) RM 2,578 mil • A licensed moneylender in Australia with Australia Credit License 27% • 4 business lines in Malaysia comprise the following: 28% o Conventional and I
Slide 38: Industries
INDUSTRIES
Slide 39: Industries
Industries Revenue (RM’million) 445 396 294 2022 2023 2024 PBT (RM’million) 48 41 15 2022 2023 2024 39
Slide 40: Industries: Olympic Cable
Industries: Olympic Cable • A leading manufacturer of power cables, serving industries Revenue (RM’million) including power utilities infrastructure, construction & buildings, renewable energy, oil & gas and telecommunications. 404 • Major product range includes copper and aluminum low-voltage and m
Slide 41: Industries: Olympic Cable
Industries: Olympic Cable • Location: Melaka, Pandan and Plentong, Johor • Melaka Factory capacity at 31,500km/year, combined capacity with JB Factory at 61,500km/year (subject to product mix) • To expand product offerings, i.e., high voltage cables • To achieve cost efficiencies through Pandan Pand
Slide 42: Industries: Acotec IBS
Industries: Acotec IBS • Acotec’s industrialised building system (IBS) wall panels Revenue (RM’million) are utilised in the construction for both high-rise and landed properties 52 • Recognition of Acotec’s IBS wall panels are as follows: 41 i. Lightweight nature 37 ii. Ease of installation iii. Cap
Slide 43: Hospitality
HOSPITALITY
Slide 44: Hospitality
Hospitality Revenue (RM’million) 109 99 88 2022 2023 2024 PBT (RM’million) 4 3 3 2022 2023 2024 44
Slide 45: Hospitality
Hospitality HOTELS AND RESORTS VACATION CLUB Revenue (RM’million) PBT/(LBT) (RM’million) Revenue (RM’million) PBT (RM’million) 94 1 81 8 68 20 18 (0.4) 15 4 2 (5) 2022 2023 2024 2022 2023 2024 2022 2023 2024 2022 2023 2024 45
Slide 46: Hospitality: Hotels
Hospitality: Hotels as at 30 June 2025 Hotels managed by Swiss-Garden Hotel & Residences, Swiss-Garden Genting Highlands Beach Resort Kuantan Location : Genting Highlands, Pahang Location : Kuantan, Pahang Rooms : 371 Rooms : 306 46
Slide 47: Hospitality: Hotels (Cont'd)
Hospitality: Hotels (Cont’d) as at 30 June 2025 Hotels managed by International Brands Double Tree by Hilton Damai Laut Resort Holiday Inn Express & Suites and Damai Laut Golf & Country Club Location : Lumut, Perak Location : Johor Bahru, Johor Award-winning 18 holes championship Rooms : 294 Rooms :
Slide 48: Hospitality: Vacation Club
Hospitality: Vacation Club as at 30 June 2025 • The Group has taken a strategic SGI Vacation Club at decision to cease the sales of all Damai Laut Holiday Resort, Perak membership term programs since January 2023. All existing members under the membership programs will continue to enjoy their member
Slide 49: Investment Holding
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Slide 50: Investment Holding: Strategic Investment
Investment Holding: Strategic Investment Dividend Income from RHB (RM’mil) 174 177 170 22 44 • OSKH is the second-largest shareholder in RHB, holding 10.27% equity interest in RHB (FY2023: 64 10.24%). • OSKH’s equity stake in RHB is carried at value of 93 approx. RM3.9 billion at end of June 2025, r
Slide 51: Key Takeaways
OSK Key Takeaways
Slide 52: Key Investment Highlights
Key Investment Highlights ✓ Reputable developer with landbank with an estimated GDV of RM18.5 billion as at 30 June 2025 Integrated ✓ Successful track record in delivering more than 40,000 residential properties Property and ✓ Properties launches in FY2025 with estimated GDV of RM1.61 billion Constr
Slide 53: Group ESG Updates
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Slide 54: Advancing Environmental Sustainability by Driving Climate Action and Responsible Consumption
Advancing Environmental Sustainability by Driving Climate Action and Responsible Consumption Solar power capacity Group-wide reduction achieved: increased to 1.96 MWp at 7 sites, ↓ 12.1% resulting: Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions Solar energy ↓ 21.3% generation rose by Avoided municipal water consumptio
Slide 55: Fueling Success through Empowered Talent, Inclusive Values, and Workplace Safety
Fueling Success through Empowered Talent, Inclusive Values, and Workplace Safety Empowering Talent through continuous learning and Upholding Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion by Prioritising the Safety And Well-being of upskilling with a variety of internal and external fostering a respectful and inc
Slide 56: Fostering Community Advancement through Holistic and Sustainable Initiatives
Fostering Community Advancement through Holistic and Sustainable Initiatives Contributed to Environmental Stewardship through Fostering Social Development by promoting Driving Educational Empowerment by supporting strategic partnerships with government bodies and community inclusiveness and creating
Slide 57: Initiatives under OSK Foundation
Initiatives under OSK Foundation Total Disbursement ► RM2.7 million RM12.7 million Total Disbursed in 2024 Total Disbursed Since Inception in 2016 27,789 0.36% 9 Total Average Disbursement as underserved individuals and % of Net Profits since communities inception of Foundation impacted in achieved
Slide 58: Key Initiatives under OSK Foundation
Key Initiatives under OSK Foundation The Foundation’s focus areas are in line with the type of businesses that the Group have, and in response to that, we look at programmes and activities in the areas of Education, Environment and Community Development. EDUCATION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT 1
Slide 59: Key Initiatives - Education
O Key Initiatives - Education EDUCATION Youth participants engaging in a collaborative brainstorming Some OSK Foundation Scholars with OSK Foundation s i" eI eam session during the 2024 CTG University Residential Camp Ms. Lim Wan Qin, Investment Manager at OSKVI, presenting a prize Mother Tongue Syl
Slide 60: Community Development Initiatives
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Slide 61: Key Initiatives - Environment
Key Initiatives —- Environment Photos from the YELL anniversary/launch day on 29 October 2024 in conjunction with United Nations (UN) Day GEC River Awareness Training with the Solid waste dumping in tributary feeding Sg Kayu Ara Community at PPR Lembah Subang ENVIRONMENT 61
Slide 62: Our Key Sustainability Milestones in FY2024
Our Key Sustainability Milestones in FY2024 Making steady progress in strengthening governance and improving transparency. ESG Introduction of the Establishment of a Rollout of Induction into Group Board Sustainability 3 FTSE4Good Bursa Sustainability Policy Committee sustainability-related Malaysia
Slide 63: Awards and Accolades
Awards and Accolades * OSK Group OSK Property Sustainability & CSR Malaysia Awards 2024 StarProperty Awards 2024 • Company of the Year (Conglomerate) • All-Stars Awards – Top 10 (Listed Company No. 5) • Most Heart-Warming CSR Initiative Award The Edge Billion Ringgit Club Corporate • Yarra Park – Th
Slide 64: Awards and Accolades
Awards and Accolades * OSK Property PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards – Melbourne Square, BVLD • Best Wellness Residential Development (Asia) The Edge Malaysia Best Managed & • Best Apartment Interior Design (Asia) Sustainable Property Awards 2024 • Best Integrated Work from Home Development (Asia)
Slide 65: Awards and Accolades
Awards and Accolades * Hospitality Swiss-Garden Beach Resort Kuantan Agoda DoubleTree by Hilton Damai Laut Resort • 2024 Gold Circle Award Booking.com • 2024 Customer Review Award (8.1 out of 10) • Traveller Review Awards 2024 (8.7 out of 10) Trip.com Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture • Chinese
Slide 66: Appendix
04 APPENDIX
Slide 67: On-Going Projects- Klang Valley
On-Going Projects- Klang Valley ANYA @ Shorea Park, Puchong as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Service Apartments Total GDV: RM399 mil Launch Date: August 2022 No. of Units: 750 Average Selling Price: RM532 per sqft % of Completion: 97% Take-up Rate: 93% 67
Slide 68: On-Going Projects- Klang Valley
On-Going Projects- Klang Valley NARA @ Shorea Park, Puchong as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Service Apartments Total GDV: RM368 mil (Tower A & B) Launch Date: June 2024 (Tower A); March 2025 (Tower B) No. of Units: 369 (Tower A); 340 (Tower B) Average Selling Price: RM561 per sqft % of Completion:
Slide 69: On-Going Projects- Klang Valley
On-Going Projects- Klang Valley LEA by The Hills, Taman Melawati as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Condominium Total GDV: RM234 mil Launch Date: June 2022 No. of units: 344 Average Selling Price: RM605 per sqft % of Completion: 87% Take-up Rate: 87% 69
Slide 70: On-Going Projects- Klang Valley
On-Going Projects- Klang Valley NURIA (RSKU) – Taman Melawati as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Condominium Total GDV: RM63 mil Launch Date: March 2024 No. of units: 275 Average Selling Price: RM261 per sqft % of Completion: 52% Take-up Rate: 84% 70
Slide 71: On-Going Projects- Klang Valley
On-Going Projects- Klang Valley Hana Hills – Taman Melawati as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Condominium Total GDV: RM205 mil Launch Date: July 2024 No. of units: 297 Average Selling Price: RM669 per sqft % of Completion: 20% Take-up Rate: 47% 71
Slide 72: On-Going Projects- Klang Valley
On-Going Projects- Klang Valley ALIA @ Mori Park, Shah Alam as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Service Apartments (SA); Flexi Suites (FS) and Retails (R) Total GDV: SA = RM373 mil; FS = RM25 mil; R = RM18 mil Launch Date: June 2024 No. of units: SA = 812 ; FS = 76; R = 22 Average Selling Price: SA =
Slide 73: On-Going Projects- Klang Valley
On-Going Projects- Klang Valley BAYU @ Mori Park, Shah Alam as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Service Apartments Total GDV: RM419 mil Launch Date: May 2025 No. of units: 841 Average Selling Price: RM625 % of Completion: 3% Take-up Rate: 7% 73
Slide 74: On-Going Projects- Penang
On-Going Projects- Penang Rubica, Butterworth as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Condominium Total GDV: RM141 mil Launch Date: July 2022 No. of units: 230 Average Selling Price: RM511 per sqft % of Completion: 98% Take-up Rate: 87% 74
Slide 75: On-Going Projects- Penang
On-Going Projects- Penang Pangsapuri Suria, Butterworth as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Low-Medium Cost Apartment Total GDV: RM26 mil Launch Date: February 2023 No. of units: 439 Average Selling Price: RM96 per sqft % of Completion: 8% Take-up Rate: 80% 75
Slide 76: On-Going Projects- Penang
On-Going Projects- Penang Harbour View Residence, Butterworth as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Service Apartments (Rumah MutiaraKu) Total GDV: RM170 mil Launch Date: March 2025 No. of units: 373 Average Selling Price: RM479 per sqft % of Completion: 7% Take-up Rate: 18% 76
Slide 77: On-Going Projects- Negeri Sembilan
On-Going Projects- Negeri Sembilan as at 30 June 2025 Total No. of Units for Iringan Bayu Township Completed & Total Launched On-Going Handed Over 4,250 3,210 1,040 On-Going Projects Completed Projects 77
Slide 78: Township Development – Negeri Sembilan
Township Development – Negeri Sembilan as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Single-Storey Terrace (Phase 12) Property Type: Double-Storey Terrace (Phase 14) Property Type: Double-Storey Terrace (Phase 16) Total GDV: RM61 mil Total GDV: RM80 mil Total GDV: RM128 mil Launch Date: November 2023 Launch Dat
Slide 79: Township Development – Negeri Sembilan
Township Development – Negeri Sembilan as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Double-Storey Terrace (Phase 15A) Property Type: Double-Storey Terrace (Phase 15B) Total GDV: RM158 mil Total GDV: RM75 mil Launch Date: March 2024 % of Completion: 76% Launch Date: November 2024 % of Completion: 47% No. of uni
Slide 80: Township Development – Sungai Petani, Kedah
Township Development – Sungai Petani, Kedah as at 30 June 2025 Total No. of Units for Bandar Puteri Jaya Township Completed & Total Launched On-Going Handed Over 2,293 2,199 94 Completed Projects On-Going Projects 80
Slide 81: Township Development – Sungai Petani, Kedah
Township Development – Sungai Petani, Kedah as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Commercial – Double-Storey Shop Office and Three-Storey Shop Office (Zone 1) Total GDV: RM95 mil Launch Date: April 2024 and August 2024 No. of units: 94 Average Selling Price: RM1 mil % of Completion: 30% Take-up Rate: 67
Slide 82: Township Development – Sungai Petani, Kedah
Township Development – Sungai Petani, Kedah Taman Lang Aman as at 30 June 2025 Property Type: Double-Storey Terrace (Zone 1: Phase 1) Total GDV: RM99 mil Launch Date: February 2025 No. of units: 197 Average Selling Price: RM504k % of Completion: 16% Take-up Rate: 9% 82
Slide 83: Projects Handed Over in FY2024 & FY2025
Projects Handed Over in FY2024 & FY2025 Projects handed over in FY2024 Projects handed over as of 30 June 2025 GDV Type of GDV Type of Project Name (RM'mil) Property Project Name (RM'mil) Property Iringan Bayu Iringan Bayu IB - 8D – Gitaran 167.7 DSTH IB - 13 - Ledaya 99.0 SSTH IB - 1A - Riyasana 17
Slide 84: Contact Us
OSK HOLDINGS BERHAD Level 21, Plaza OSK, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Contact Us (603) 2177 1999 (603) 2026 6331 info@oskgroup.com www.oskgroup.com D i sc l a i me r: T h i s m at eri a l i s p r o pr i et a r y a n d i s p r e pa r e d sp ec i f i c a l l y f o r t h e r e ci pi e n