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PIE Industrial quarterly earnings climb 156.5% as EMS returns to profit

Quarterly revenue rose 3.7% to RM212.48 million, although earnings for the first nine months remained below the year-earlier level.

Electronic components and circuit boards on a factory production line
Photo: The Edge Malaysia

Better utilisation of factories and cost controls helped PIE Industrial Bhd lift net earnings to RM11.53 million in 3QFY2026, its Bursa Malaysia filing showed. The result was 156.5% above the RM4.49 million recorded a year earlier.

For the quarter ended Sept 30, 2026, revenue totalled RM212.48 million, versus RM204.9 million previously, representing a 3.7% increase. There was no dividend declaration.

Electronics manufacturing services (EMS) contributed RM5.17 million in pre-tax earnings after posting a RM1.66 million loss before tax in 3QFY2025. Meanwhile, the raw wire and cable operation delivered RM7.28 million in pre-tax earnings, up 6.36% against RM6.85 million previously.

The quarterly improvement did not reverse the decline over the first nine months of FY2026. Net earnings stood at RM9.13 million, down 64.73% against RM25.88 million, while revenue of RM535.11 million was 24.39% below RM707.69 million.

PIE Industrial attributed the nine-month weakness chiefly to reduced orders from existing EMS customers. Greater revenue from wire harness products and the raw wire and cable business provided a partial offset.

The company anticipates further earnings recovery in 4Q as business volumes gradually recover, alongside operational changes and cost management. It said several artificial intelligence (AI) server-related products would enter mass production in 4Q, with global AI server demand and China+1 manufacturing diversification expected to support significant growth.

From 2027 onwards, PIE Industrial plans more investment in switches and AI server-related operations while developing its box build business. It also plans to assess AI key components and robotics opportunities over the next one to three years.

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