OCK Group Bhd ended FY26 on a record high, with fourth-quarter (4Q26) profit after tax and minority interest (PATAMI) surging 384.6% to RM19.4 million from RM4 million a year earlier, as stronger digital infrastructure and renewable energy contributions lifted earnings.
Revenue for 4Q26 also rose 24.2% to a record RM229 million from RM184.4 million. The stronger performance was driven mainly by higher contributions from broadband connectivity and digital artificial intelligence projects, dividend income from its investment in a 116MW solar farm and continued growth in data centre-related offerings.
For the full financial year, OCK recorded RM728.8 million in revenue, while PATAMI rose 16.4% to RM46.7 million.
Managing Director Datuk Sam Ooi Chin Khoon said the group closed the year on a strong note and is entering a new phase of growth, supported by opportunities in 5G, JENDELA Phase 2, artificial intelligence-enabled solutions, data centres, fibre infrastructure, smart cities and renewable energy.
OCK said its expanding digital infrastructure capabilities and regional footprint are expected to strengthen recurring income and long-term earnings resilience.
In recognition of the record performance, the group declared an interim dividend through the distribution of three treasury shares for every 100 existing shares held, equivalent to 1.26 sen per share or RM13 million.
This brings OCK’s full-year dividend to a record equivalent of 1.76 sen per share, representing a payout ratio of 39% of FY26 PATAMI.
