• Turiya returned to profitability in the year ended June 30, 2026, largely reflecting improved investment-property valuation movements.
• Higher customer demand lifted manufacturing performance, but rising corporate costs weighed on underlying group profitability.
• Wisma Chase Perdana faces competitive leasing conditions, with tenant retention and refurbishment needs remaining key operating challenges.
• The proposed Wisma Sentral Inai acquisition failed to secure shareholder backing, leaving plans to expand recurring property income unrealized.
• A post-year-end private placement raised approximately RM 9.15 million to support growth initiatives.

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