Mr. DIY Malaysia post smaller revenue growth in 2025

Malaysia’s top home goods retailing chain Mr. DIY saw a 6.5 per cent rise in revenues last year, with new stores continuing to support sales. The company, which operates all Mr. DIY stores in Malaysia and Brunei, reported revenues of 4.954 bn Malaysian ringgit (MYR, 1.079 bn EUR) during the period, after it added 121 new stores from 2024’s 1,435 to end 2025 with 1,556 outlets. The expansion was slower in 2025 than in the year prior, when Mr. DIY opened 175 branches in Malaysia and Brunei and saw a 6.7 per cent rise in revenues.

The Malaysia unit made up the chunk of the earnings, at MYR 4.929 bn, while Brunei contributed MYR 40.605 mio. 

Adrian Ong, company chief executive, said that the company kept prices down last year. “Our results reflect the decisive action we took this year to invest in value, quality and service. We kept prices down through strategic promotional campaigns and…