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TROPICANA POSTS HIGHER Q3 FY2025 REVENUE

TROPICANA POSTS HIGHER Q3 FY2025 REVENUE

● For the financial period ended 30 September 2025, Tropicana recorded revenue of RM1.0  billion, representing an increase of 15.4% compared to the corresponding period of year 2024. 

● Tropicana continues to optimise its financial management while pursuing strategic growth  initiatives to propel the Group forward in the coming year. 

● Tropicana’s unbilled sales remain robust at RM2.1 billion, underpinning the Group’s sustainable  earnings outlook. 

Petaling Jaya (26 November 2025) – In a filing to Bursa Malaysia, Tropicana Corporation Berhad (“Tropicana” or “Group”) announced its unaudited financial results for the financial  period ended 30 September 2025. For this period, the Group recorded revenue of RM1.0  billion, representing an increase of RM135.1 million or 15.4% compared to the corresponding  period of the previous financial year. The higher revenue was mainly driven by increased  progress billings across key projects in the Klang Valley, Southern and Northern regions. 

The Group reported a profit before tax (“PBT”) of RM0.7 million, compared to a loss before  tax (“LBT”) of RM435.9 million in the preceding year. The improvement in performance was  primarily attributable to the absence of the one-off provision for foreseeable losses of  divestment properties, as well as higher progress billings arising from the advanced stages of  construction work for the Group’s ongoing projects. 

Earlier on October 2025, the Group announced its fulfilment of payment obligations of RM139  million, a Tranche 4 payment under its RM1.5 billion Islamic Medium-Term Notes (“IMTN”)  Sukuk Wakalah Programme introduced in 2020, bringing total cumulative payments under the  programme to RM1.12 billion. In November 2025, Tropicana has successfully completed the  issuance of RM300 million IMTN, which was upsized from RM200 million amid robust investor  demand and was oversubscribed, with a significant portion taken up by government-linked  institutional investors. 

Tropicana’s unbilled sales remain strong at RM2.1 billion, supporting its continued momentum  in generating sustainable earnings. This is further driven by its ongoing and upcoming  signature developments across Malaysia, which collectively carry an estimated Gross  Development Value (“GDV”) of RM6.5 billion.

The Group remains focused on sustaining its growth trajectory through enhanced sales  performance, strategic monetisation of landbanks and investment properties, and continued  financial optimisation. Reflecting this positive momentum, MARC Ratings revised its outlook  on Tropicana to positive from stable with an A rating. This upgrade reflects the Group’s  improved balance sheet, driven by successful deleveraging initiatives and asset disposals used  to reduce borrowings. 

“In line with our mission to transform Tropicana into a future-ready group committed to  sustainable growth, we have prioritised strengthening our core property segment, leveraging  on our expertise, our unique development DNA and ESG commitments. We extend our sincere  appreciation to our Tropicana team and business partners for their unwavering support, trust and contribution to our Group,” shared the management. 

The Group continues to gain traction in the market with 10 ongoing and new developments worth an estimated GDV of RM6.5 billion: 

1. Varia Shop Offices @ Tropicana Aman, Kota Kemuning 

2. Avisa Terrace Homes @ Tropicana Alam, Puncak Alam  

3. Premium Green Terraces @ Tropicana Alam, Puncak Alam  

4. Breeze Hill Shoppes & Serviced Apartments @ Tropicana Avalon, Genting Highlands 5. Bungalow Lots @ Tropicana Paradise @ Genting Highlands 

6. TwinPines Serviced Suites @ Tropicana Grandhill, Genting Highlands 7. Clarissa Serviced Suites & Beachwalk Shoppes, Tropicana Cenang @ Langkawi 8. Skypark Kepler Branded Residences, Lido Waterfront Boulevard (“LIDO”) @ Johor 9. Fraser Heights Terrace Homes, Tropicana Uplands @ Johor 

10. Bora Serviced Apartments, Tropicana Danga Bay @ Johor  

Delivery of Vacant Possession in FY2025 and Q1 FY2026:  

1. Hana Residences @ Tropicana Aman, Kota Kemuning 

2. Edelweiss Serviced Residences, SOFO & Shoppes @ Tropicana Gardens, Petaling Jaya  3. Assana and Merissa Serviced Suites @ Tropicana Cenang, Langkawi 4. Summit Commercial Hub @ Tropicana Uplands, Johor 

5. Umara Shop Offices, Tropicana Aman @ Kota Kemuning 

Tropicana’s current landbank stands at 1,336.1 acres, with a total potential GDV of RM168.4  billion. Tropicana is strategically positioned to unlock substantial value, drive sustained  growth, and deliver long-term performance over the coming years.

Artist's impression of Skypark Kepler at Lido Waterfront Boulevard, showcasing modern residential towers by the water with a vibrant skyline in the background.

Seafront living: An artist’s impression of Skypark Kepler at Lido Waterfront Boulevard,  positioned as the first branded residences by Banyan Group in Johor 

Aerial view of a modern residential development surrounded by lush greenery and mountains, showcasing the building's architectural design and landscaping, with a sunset in the background.

Living it up: Tropicana Avalon is poised to be the next commercial hub in Genting Highlands,  offering stylish residences and retail shops in the popular Gohtong Jaya area

Event showcasing Tropicana's partnership with Daikin for the T360 app integration, featuring participants holding promotional materials at the Tropicana Experiential Hall.

Pioneering smart living: Tropicana is the first developer to integrate Go Daikin into the T360  app. These MyHijau air conditioners will be installed in all 8 Tropicana new developments 

Group photo of Tropicana Corporation staff showcasing their commitment to sustainability and development initiatives with various certification signs.

Building sustainable developments: Tropicana received 2 more green building certifications this  year for Tropicana Miyu, Petaling Jaya and Tropicana Cenang, Langkawi 

Collage of participants at the Viper Challenge event, featuring a mix of active competitors, groups of supporters, and various obstacles. Scenes include individuals starting the race, navigating the course, and celebrating at the finish line.

Positive social impact: Tropicana hosted the largest Viper Challenge in Malaysia, promoting its  projects at Genting Highlands and engaging with the target market

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