• Kim Teck Cheong's revenue grew in the year ended June 30, 2026, driven by new distributorships; profitability weakened.
• Brunei dollar depreciation hurt distribution margins, while higher depreciation expenses also weighed on earnings.
• New distributorships expanded the product portfolio into pet food, alongside additions in baby care and food and beverages.
• Construction began on a logistics hub at Kota Kinabalu Industrial Park to expand distribution capacity.
• A collaboration with the Sarawak government advanced plans for a Gardenia bakery factory at Samarahan Industrial Park, Kuching.

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