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PETALING JAYA: Well Chip Group Bhd's growth prospects remain supported by its ongoing store expansion strategy and healthy balance sheet, says Maybank Investment Bank Research (Maybank IB).
Well Chip Group Bhd (KL:WELLCHIP) posted record quarterly earnings since its listing in July 2024, driven by stronger revenue from its pawnbroking segment.
Net profit for the fourth quarter ended Dec 31, 2025 (4QFY2025) surged 61.33% to RM24.26 million from RM15.04 million a year earlier. Revenue climbed 32.69% to RM73.88 million from RM55.68 million.
KUALA LUMPUR: Well Chip Group Bhd recorded a 61.33% jump in net profit to RM24.26mil in the fourth quarter of its financial year (4QFY25) on the back of higher revenue, mainly from its pawnbroking services business.
As the gold-backed pawnbroking industry faces rising liquidity constraints, the funding tightness has also provided equal leverage for higher-capital pawnbrokers.
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FOR more than three decades, Lina (not her real name) kept her gold jewellery, bought when the precious metal was just RM28 per gram, tucked away. This year, however, soaring gold prices and a need for quick cash pushed her to visit the pawnshop.
“With gold prices now so high, I can wal...