PETRONAS Dagangan Posts Record FY2025 Profit on Higher Fuel Sales and Digital Adoption

KUALA LUMPUR, 24 FEBRUARY 2025 – PETRONAS Dagangan Berhad (PDB) delivered its highest profit since 2021, closing FY2025 with RM1.14 billion in Profit After Tax (PAT), driven by higher fuel sales and digital adoption.

For the quarter ended 31 December 2025, PDB recorded RM10.6 billion in revenue, an increase of 18 per cent compared to the same period last year. This improvement was mainly due to an eight per cent rise in sales volume as a result of higher Jet A1 sales and continued Mogas growth following the BUDI95 programme. Quarterly PAT improved to RM273.3 million, up RM12.9 million year-on-year, as increased demand helped offset less favourable fuel price movements.

For the 12-month period ─ despite lower average selling prices, PDB achieved a revenue of RM38.3 billion, up one per cent compared to FY2024. PAT also increased by two per cent, to RM1.14 billion, an improvement of RM19.9 million over last year.

Meanwhile annual sales volume reached a record high of 17.1 billion litres, driven by strong demand for Jet A1 and Commercial Diesel. This solid performance underscores the Company’s ability to adapt to changing market conditions, deliver sustained growth, and meet customer needs.

PDB’s performance in 2025 was driven by a strengthened presence in high-growth areas and pioneering initiatives. To date, PDB operates the largest network of 1,110 stations nationwide. The commercial division delivered Malaysia’s first locally blended Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and securing ISCC CORSIA certification. Setel, PDB’s first integrated digital platform, was pivotal in launching BUDI95 with seamless pump activation and secure payments, fuelling digital adoption to 11 million users nationwide.

Sustainability and community initiatives remain central to the Company’s long-term plan. It solarised 101 stations, contributing towards lower operational emissions. PDB’s Used Cooking Oil (UCO) initiative reached 100 stations nationwide, collecting 749 tonnes and generating RM2.2 million in returns for over 332,000 beneficiaries. Collectively, these initiatives strengthened PDB’s contribution to Malaysia’s broader economic and sustainability goals.  

The company continued its winning streak at the Putra Brand Awards in its 16th year, winning the Platinum Award in the Automotive – Fuel, Lubricants & Accessories category and Most Enterprising Brand of the Year. The Company remained focused on cost discipline, operational efficiency and value creation, helping to cushion external pressures and support stable yearend results.

PDB Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Azrul Osman Rani said, “FY2025 was a defining year for PDB, and we are pleased to have played a trailblazing role in supporting the government’s BUDI95 programme. Through the Setel app, we ensured easy MyKad verification for BUDI95 eligibility, enabling secure and convenient access for Malaysians in line with national initiatives.  

As we step into 2026, our team is filled with energy and optimism, building on an exceptional 2025. We are excited to broaden our portfolio with new additions such as Blueshark electric two-wheelers, along with our first franchise quick-service restaurants featuring renowned South African brands—Steers and Debonairs, our latest leap into the non-fuel sector.”

Azrul added, “2026 is also a pivotal year for Malaysia. With Visit Malaysia 2026 driving nationwide tourism activity, continued infrastructure investments under the Thirteenth Malaysia Plan, and the Government’s strong focus on sustainability and energy transition, we see meaningful opportunities to support national priorities while creating value for our customers and partners. PDB is well positioned to benefit from higher travel demand, increased road connectivity and the gradual shift towards cleaner mobility solutions.”

The Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign is expected to drive stronger aviation demand, with increased passenger traffic and tourism underpinning higher jet fuel sales as airlines scale up operations.

PDB has declared an interim dividend of 26 sen per ordinary and a special dividend of 20 sen per ordinary share for the quarter ended 31 December 2025. For the financial year 2025, the Company has declared total dividend of 112 sen per ordinary share, which represents 100 per cent payout ratio.