KUALA LUMPUR, 30 August 2026 – When Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj proclaimed “Merdeka” on 31 August 1957, his voice echoed across Malaya, carrying the hopes of a nation newly free. Beyond Stadium Merdeka, however, another story was unfolding – a group of people working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that this historic moment could be heard across the country.

This year, Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) brings this lesser-known story to life through Gema Malaysia, a short film inspired by an article published in The Malay Mail on 31 August 1957. The film pays tribute to the unsung heroes of the then Telecommunications Department, whose dedication and sacrifice helped carry the voice of independence to the nation.

Inspired by true events, Gema Malaysia combines the emotional weight of history with creative storytelling. Where archival visual references were limited, digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI) were selectively used to support the visual reconstruction of the era. These elements were guided by research and available historical references to preserve the authenticity and spirit of the story.

At its heart, the film is a reminder that behind every defining moment are people whose names may never be known—people who step forward, persevere and serve so that the nation can continue to move ahead. The title itself means “the echo of Malaysia”, reflecting how a single act of service can transcend generations and help shape its future.

Dato’ Zainal Abidin Putih, Chairman of TM, said, “Gema Malaysia pays tribute to the dedication and sense of duty of those who worked tirelessly to ensure the voice of independence reached the nation. Their story reminds us that Malaysia’s progress has always been built by people who serve with purpose and step forward when it matters most. 

“As TM celebrates 80 years alongside the nation, we carry this spirit forward. As Malaysia’s digital orchestrator, we will continue to connect Malaysians to opportunity and harness technology to advance the nation. This is how we bring our aspiration to become a Digital Powerhouse by 2030 to life, carrying a progressive spirit of Merdeka towards a more inclusive future for all,” he added.

From carrying the voice of Merdeka in 1957 to enabling the possibilities of a digital nation today, TM’s journey remains closely intertwined with Malaysia’s progress. For 80 years, generations of Warga TM have upheld the responsibility of connecting communities to opportunities, Malaysia to the world, and today’s aspirations to tomorrow’s possibilities. Through Gema Malaysia, TM celebrates a progressive spirit of independence—one rooted in service, strengthened through unity and carried forward by every generation towards a more inclusive future.

Watch Gema Malaysia on YouTube at @myTMgroup.

CYBERJAYA, 26 AUGUST 2026 — Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) today marked its 80th anniversary, reaffirming its role in Malaysia's development, and committing to an inclusive digital future built on trusted infrastructure, local talent and stronger national capabilities. 

The TM80: Merentasi Generasi celebration, held at Multimedia University (MMU) Cyberjaya, was officiated by Prime Minister YAB Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Also in attendance was Dato’ Seri Amirudin bin Shari, Chief Minister of Selangor; Dato' Seri Fahmi Fadzil, Minister of Communications; Tan Sri Shamsul Azri bin Abu Bakar, Chief Secretary to the Government of Malaysia; and Tan Sri Mohamad Salim Fateh, Chairman of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission. 

The celebration captured TM’s journey, and the people and technologies that empowered Malaysia. From postal and telegram services to the first wired connections that broadcasted Tunku Abdul Rahman's proclamation of “Merdeka”, and every digital milestone after, TM80 is the story of generations of Malaysians growing alongside the nation’s progress. 

Dato' Zainal Abidin Putih, Chairman of TM said, “For over eight decades, technologies have changed and generations of Malaysians have come and gone. But one responsibility has endured, our commitment to connect the people and the nation. For TM, this goes beyond providing networks. It means driving a progressive Digital Malaysia, for a more inclusive future.” 

“As a national digital champion recognised on the global stage, we hold ourselves to worldclass standards, because Malaysia deserves nothing less. That is the spirit behind our commitment across eight decades as well as our Digital Powerhouse 2030 aspiration – to create opportunities, bridge Malaysia to the world, and lay the pathway from today to the future.” 

ADVANCING INCLUSIVE DIGITAL PROGRESS 

TM believes digital progress must reach all Malaysians. From major cities to rural communities and remote islands, TM continues to extend connectivity using fibre, wireless, satellite and other technologies suited to local and geographical needs. 

At Kampung Mukut in Pulau Tioman, fibre connectivity delivered via a 75-kilometre submarine cable powers village-wide WiFi. Vision AI CCTVs help keep the village safe and manage visitor flows, while local entrepreneurs use visitmukut.com, a community-run tourism platform to showcase their services. Lessons from Mukut are now extended across Tioman through Sekolah Angkat MADANI and digital empowerment programmes. Warga TM also keep networks running during times of crisis such as the pandemic, floods and other emergencies. Beyond specialised technicians, customer support teams and personnel across the country, the trained Rejimen Semboyan Pakar Telekom Askar Wataniah restore communications, safeguard assets, and deliver aid when communities need them most. 

TM's partnership with the neurodivergent community including NAK SENI, ZimiJ and the Early Autism Project, has also created platforms for visibility and participation, while its support for the National Sepak Takraw Squad enables athletes from grassroots development to national representation. 

DEVELOPING LOCAL TALENT 

Beyond communities, TM continues to develop talent. In 1996, MMU became Malaysia's first private university, nurturing the talent a digital economy would need. Today, it has produced more than 80,000 graduates and has over 18,000 students enrolled. 

Through MMU and other programmes such as TM Future Skills (TMFS), Yayasan TM (YTM), TVET MADANI, Sekolah Angkat Malaysia MADANI, and other programmes, TM empowers future engineers, entrepreneurs and industry leaders. This includes bringing STEM, coding, robotics, AI and holistic character development to 35 adopted schools nationwide, while MMU's Faculty of Artificial Intelligence and Engineering prepares the next generation of AI, cloud and cybersecurity specialists. 

OPENING MALAYSIA TO THE WORLD 

Since the SEACOM submarine cable of 1964 linked Malaysia to international networks, and the Kuantan Earth Satellite Station in 1970 broadcasted the Ali-Frazier fight directly to Malaysian homes, TM has opened the world to Malaysia, and Malaysia to the world. 

Today, TM's international network of more than 400,000 kilometres across 39 submarine cable systems positions Malaysia as a connector of East and West, strengthening global data and trade flows. TM's participation in global consortiums continues to build links between Malaysia, ASEAN and the rest of the world, while its latest Morib Cable Landing Station, the fifth in the country, strengthens international access and route diversity. 

Adding to this integrated ecosystem, TM operates six data centres and is adding new capacity through the TM Nxera regional campus that is built international sustainability standards. Beyond infrastructure, TM’s AI Centre of Excellence obtained the international ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Artificial Intelligence Management System certification, making TM the first telecommunications company in Malaysia to obtain these international AI credentials. 

While technology and the needs of the nation will continue to change, TM remains committed to the same responsibility – to lay the inclusive digital foundations for the country, even before it begins to need it.

KUALA LUMPUR, 20 AUGUST 2026 – Telekom Malaysia Berhad (“TM” or “the Group”) today announced its financial results for the second quarter ended 30 June 2026 (2Q 2026), recording a 6.8% increase in revenue to RM2.96 billion compared with the same period last year. The performance was supported by growth across all customer segments and continued traction in convergence, enterprise digital solutions and regional digital infrastructure.

The Group maintained resilient underlying performance while advancing its strategic growth priorities. Underlying Profit After Tax and Non-Controlling Interests (PATAMI) increased 4.6% to RM406.3 million in 2Q 2026, supported by resilient core operations and lower net financing costs. On a reported basis, PATAMI stood at RM365.5 million after accounting for costs related to Prihatin and foreign-exchange movements.

For the first half of 2026 (1H 2026), revenue grew 4.8% to RM5.90 billion. Underlying PATAMI increased 7.0% to RM842.6 million compared with the same period last year, while the reported PATAMI stood at RM687.0 million. The performance remained encouraging despite significant year-on-year adjustments, including the previously announced 5G capacity write-down and other one-off costs. These costs were specific to the period and non-recurring in nature.

These strategic actions taken will strengthen TM’s operating efficiency and support sustainable long-term growth. Backed by its resilient underlying performance, the Group remains confident in delivering its FY2026 guidance and maintaining its commitment to sustainable dividends for shareholders.

Reflecting this positive performance and commitment to value creation, the Board declared a second interim dividend of 7.0 sen per share. This brings the total dividend for 1H 2026 to 13.5 sen per share, representing 75% of reported PATAMI, higher than the same period last year.

Meanwhile, Capital expenditure (CAPEX) stood at RM555.7 million in 1H 2026, representing 9.4% of revenue, with investments focused on growth initiatives, such as data centre, cloud, GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaas) and access to 5G. CAPEX is expected to catch up in the second half of the year as the Group accelerates planned investments, in line with its full-year guidance.

Datuk Amar Huzaimi Md Deris, TM Group Chief Executive Officer, said, “Our overall performance demonstrates how the PWR 2030 strategy is delivering tangible progress across the Group. For consumers, we are strengthening Unifi’s convergence proposition by delivering greater value across broadband, mobile and smart home AI solutions, while making premium content more accessible through Unifi TV, such as the FIFA World Cup 2026™. For enterprises and the Government, we are progressing higher value, “nationally hosted” digital solutions, including cloud, cybersecurity, smart services and AI platforms. At the same time, we continue to strengthen our regional connectivity and data centre infrastructure to capture growing demand from hyperscalers and AI-driven workloads.

“Embracing AI and sustainability remain integral to our transformation. Guided by Prosperity, Planet and People, we are ensuring that TM’s growth strengthens business resilience, advances environmental stewardship and enables inclusive digital progress.

“We have taken bold but necessary strategic actions in the first half to strengthen TM’s efficiency, competitiveness and profitability in the long run. With the disciplined execution we have continued to demonstrate, coupled with our focus on growing higher-value recurring revenue across all customer segments, we remain on track to deliver our FY2026 guidance and value-creation commitments, including sustainable shareholder returns. These efforts will further reinforce TM’s role as the nation’s digital orchestrator and advance our Digital Powerhouse 2030 aspiration,” he added.

Growth Across Business Segments in 1H 2026

• B2C (Unifi): Revenue grew 5.2% to RM2.91 billion in 1H 2026, supported by stronger adoption of device-bundled and converged offerings across broadband, mobile, content and smart home solutions. The fixed broadband subscriber base remained stable at 3.23 million despite the competitive market landscape, indicating effective campaign execution. Encouraging demand for cloud and cybersecurity solutions among MSMEs through Unifi Business also contributed to a stronger overall Unifi revenue mix. Moving forward, Unifi will reinforce its convergence leadership by strengthening mobile and smart home value proposition; expanding content-led bundles through next-generation TV, building on the FIFA World Cup 2026™ momentum; enhancing customer experience through agentic AI and digital self-care; and expanding digital solutions for MSMEs.
• B2B (TM One and Credence): Revenue increased 1.9% to RM1.36 billion in 1H 2026, supported by continued demand for connectivity and advanced digital solutions from enterprises and the Government. The Government segment growth was driven by new wins and renewals across cloud, contact centre outsourcing, smart services and cybersecurity, alongside recurring connectivity demand for national strategic projects. The Enterprise segment’s performance remained healthy, supported by connectivity renewals, new data services win in the banking sector and an M2M eSIM project enabling in-vehicle connectivity for a national automotive player. Moving forward, TM One will expand higher-value recurring services across connectivity, cloud, cybersecurity, smart services and AI, further strengthening its role as the trusted digital partner for enterprises and the Government.
• C2C (TM Global): Revenue rose 6.8% to RM1.55 billion in 1H 2026, supported by sustained momentum across data centre, international data and 5G backhaul services. Iskandar Puteri Data Centre (IPDC) Block 2 has been fully taken up, while the successful landing of the Asia Link Cable in Sedili, Johor, adds another strategic route to TM’s international connectivity. Domestically, TM Global reinforced its role as a key 5G backhaul provider, with more than 9,500 sites deployed nationwide, supporting over 80% network coverage. Moving forward, TM Global will expand its 5G backhaul, submarine cable and cross-border connectivity, while scaling its data centre capacity—including the development of TM Nxera—and GPUaaS capabilities to support growing cloud and AI workloads.

PULAU TIOMAN, 28 Jun - Sultan Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah hari ini berangkat menyaksikan pameran kemajuan program TM Future Skills (TMFS) di Pulau Tioman, yang memberi tumpuan kepada pembangunan murid melalui STEM, kemahiran digital dan sukan pelayaran.

Program anjuran Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) melalui Yayasan TM itu melibatkan murid daripada keempat-empat sekolah di pulau berkenaan, iaitu SK Tekek, SK Juara, SK Mukut dan SMK Tekek, yang merupakan sebahagian daripada 35 sekolah angkat TMFS di seluruh negara.
 

Semasa majlis tersebut, Baginda turut berkenan menyaksikan sendiri demonstrasi projek STEM dan digital oleh para pelajar daripada sekolah-sekolah berkenaan, termasuk aplikasi robotik, teknologi hijau, reka cipta dan penyelesaian masalah secara praktikal, selain simbolik penyerahan peralatan luncur angin bagi menyokong pembangunan bakat pelayaran di Tioman.

Ketua Pegawai Korporat TM, Nor Fadhilah Mohd Ali berkata TMFS memberi tumpuan kepada pembangunan murid secara menyeluruh, bagi membentuk pelajar yang seimbang. Komponen penting TMFS adalah STEM, kemahiran digital, kokurikulum, sukan dan pembentukan sahsiah.
“TM Future Skills bukan hanya memberi tumpuan kepada pencapaian akademik, tetapi turut membantu membina keyakinan diri, disiplin, kreativiti, pemikiran kritis dan kerja berpasukan dalam kalangan murid.

Bagi komponen STEM dan kemahiran digital, syarikat berkenaan menyediakan ruang digital di sekolah-sekolah terlibat, selain membekalkan peralatan STEM dan komputer riba sebagai asas kepada pembelajaran yang lebih praktikal. Pelajar turut diberi pendedahan dalam bidang seperti kecerdasan buatan, pengekodan, percetakan 3D dan robotik.

“Di Tioman, pendekatan ini menjadi lebih bermakna kerana kita dapat menggabungkan pembelajaran STEM dan digital dengan kekuatan semula jadi pulau ini, termasuk pembangunan bakat cilik dalam sukan pelayaran. Dalam hal ini, TM telah menyediakan lapan set papan luncur angin Techno 293, 60 jaket keselamatan air dan 120 pasang pakaian pasukan untuk keempat-empat sekolah, termasuk pembinaan laluan gelincir baharu di SK Mukut yang telah siap pada Mei 2026.

“Sebagai sebuah syarikat yang sedang memacu aspirasi menjadi sebuah Digital Powerhouse, TM juga mahu memainkan peranan dalam membangunkan bakat digital negara, bermula di peringkat sekolah," katanya.

KUALA LUMPUR, 6 June 2026 – Unifi TV will bring the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ to football fans across Malaysia, offering comprehensive coverage of all 104 matches live across three dedicated channels for less than RM1 per match.

Giving fans the freedom to enjoy the tournament anytime, anywhere, Unifi TV’s World Cup offering will be available to both Unifi TV and non-Unifi TV customers, making it accessible to a wider audience nationwide in high-definition watching experience.

The full season pass is priced at RM60, while Unifi TV customers will enjoy an exclusive discounted rate of just RM50. New customers can qualify for this special offer by subscribing to a Unifi TV Pack from as low as RM12 per month. The FIFA World Cup 2026™ season pass will also include access to all of Unifi TV’s 70+ premium channels including HBO, Cinemax, AXN, beIN SPORTS, SPOTV, tvN Movies and more, from 11 June to 10 July 2026. Fans can also opt for the RM20 daily pass, available from 12 June 2026 onwards.

Unifi’s business and hospitality customers will also enjoy dedicated packages for shared viewing experiences.

Through the Unifi TV platform, viewers will enjoy high-definition viewing for every match live, along with highlights, full-match replays and other related content throughout the event. This enables a seamless and uninterrupted viewing experience across various devices, including Smart TVs, mobile phones, tablets or via the web.

Anand Vijayan, TM’s Chief Business & Consumer Officer said, “We are excited for this opportunity to further strengthen Unifi TV’s position as the home of entertainment in Malaysia. This offering reflects our continued commitment to bringing large-scale live content to Malaysians while reinforcing Unifi TV as a leading digital platform for sports and entertainment.

“As one of the world’s most anticipated sporting events, the FIFA World Cup 2026™ deserves a viewing experience that is accessible, seamless and immersive. With Unifi TV, fans across Malaysia can enjoy all 104 matches in HD, whether they are existing Unifi customers or new viewers joining us for the World Cup.”

To subscribe to Unifi TV’s FIFA World Cup 2026™ passes, customers can visit https://unifi.com.my/fifaworldcup2026 starting today. Existing Unifi customers can also purchase their passes via the MyUnifi app, Unifi Selfcare Portal or Unifi TV 2.0 app.

KUALA LUMPUR, 28 May 2026 – Telekom Malaysia Berhad (“TM” or “the Group”) reaffirmed that it remains on track towards its aspiration of becoming a Digital Powerhouse by 2030 through disciplined execution of its PWR 2030 strategy. Building on this progress, TM is further advancing AI and sustainability to drive long-term value creation for all stakeholders.

The update was shared at TM’s 41st Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) held recently at Menara TM, Kuala Lumpur. The AGM was chaired by Chairman, Dato’ Zainal Abidin Putih, alongside the Board of Directors and Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer, Amar Huzaimi Md Deris.

In 2025, the Group recorded revenue growth of 1.4% to RM11.9 billion, EBIT of RM2.0 billion and strong operating cash flow of RM2.5 billion. Total Shareholders Return (“TSR”) stood at a healthy 23.5%, alongside a 21% increase in share price. This reflects sustained value creation and growing investor confidence in TM’s long-term growth trajectory.

Approximately RM2.0 billion in shareholder and economic value was distributed during the year. This included approximately RM1.2 billion returned to shareholders through dividends, equivalent to 31.0 sen per share, as well as approximately RM750 million contributed through taxes, zakat and other socioeconomic initiatives in support of Malaysia’s digital economy and national development.

The Group reiterated its revised dividend policy with a minimum payout of 75% of Profit After Tax and Non-Controlling Interests (“PATAMI”). Effective from the first quarter of 2026, dividends will be declared and paid on a quarterly basis, reinforcing its commitment to consistent and sustainable shareholder returns.

Commenting on TM’s continued transformation journey, Amar said, “To strengthen how we create value, we are accelerating AI and digital innovation capabilities while embedding sustainability more deeply across our business, operations and strategic investments. This strengthens our ability to support evolving digital needs across businesses, communities and the nation.”

During the year, the Group strengthened its role as an orchestrator of Malaysia’s AI and digital ecosystem by building the infrastructure, platforms and governance needed to support wider AI adoption. This includes AI-ready data centres, GPU-as-a-Service, cloud and cybersecurity capabilities, alongside AI-enabled solutions such as Vision AI, Smart Cities and Smart Urban Forestry for enterprises, the Government and global hyperscalers.

Internally, AI adoption was accelerated through agentic AI contact centres, network modernisation and structured AI upskilling for employees. The Group also showcased practical AI use cases through AI-enabled integration supporting the AGM proceedings and an internally developed AI chatbot on its digital Integrated Annual Report website, enabling easier access to key report information. Reinforcing its commitment to responsible AI, TM became the first Malaysian telco certified under ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Artificial Intelligence Management System (“AIMS”).

On sustainability, TM evolved its framework in 2025 to adopt the Triple Bottom Line approach of Prosperity, Planet and People. During the year, the Group generated RM135 million in revenue from low-carbon products and services, including green-certified data centres and digital solutions for MSMEs, while reducing carbon emissions by 34% from its 2019 baseline. Beyond its operations, TM continued to create positive impact through TM Future Skills, which reached 35 schools and equipped more than 7,000 students with digital education in STEM, coding, AI and 3D printing. The Group also advanced community-led initiatives, including efforts to transform Kampung Mukut, Tioman into Malaysia’s first Smart Eco Village through Jangkau Digital TM, as well as support for sepak takraw development and neurodivergent communities.

TM’s continued commitment to good governance and sustainability received strong recognition locally and internationally. The Group achieved an S&P Global ESG score of 57/100, the highest among Malaysian telcos, maintained the highest FTSE4Good rating tier at 4 stars and retained its MSCI ESG Rating of “A”. It was also ranked in the Top 1% at the National Corporate Governance & Sustainability Awards (“NACGSA”) 2025, placing 7th out of 847 public-listed companies.

“Having strengthened our foundations and built new digital capabilities over the past few years, we are now entering the next phase of growth. Our focus is on advancing these strengths into sustainable progress and long-term value for stakeholders and the nation, as we continue our journey towards becoming a Digital Powerhouse by 2030,” Amar added.

TIOMAN ISLAND, 27 May 2026 – After a five-year hiatus in performing ibadah korban due to logistical constraints and limited livestock supply, the community of Kampung Mukut in Pulau Tioman is once again able to observe Aidiladha meaningfully this year. This significant moment was made possible through the Aidiladha 1447H Ibadah Korban Programme organised by Telekom Malaysia Berhad (“TM” or “the Group”) under its Jangkau Digital TM social impact initiative.

For communities in Pulau Tioman, carrying out ibadah korban is not without its challenges. Difficulties in sourcing livestock and the logistical complexity of transporting them across the sea have often posed barriers. Recognising these challenges, TM coordinated the delivery of 11 cattle to the island on 20 May, fully bearing the transportation and management costs to ensure the smooth execution of the programme.

The ibadah korban activities were carried out across several locations, including Kampung Tekek, Kampung Mukut, Kampung Salang, and Kampung Juara, ensuring that the benefits could be shared among residents across the island.

TM Chief Corporate Officer, Nor Fadhilah Mohd Ali, said the programme carries deep significance for TM, particularly in supporting Kampung Mukut its adopted village. “We are truly honoured to help revive the Aidiladha tradition for the community in Kampung Mukut, as well as across other villages in Tioman. Jangkau Digital TM is not just about providing access to technology, but about being a caring partner that delivers meaningful impact in the everyday lives of communities,” she further added.

This year’s ibadah korban also saw active participation from TM employees who worked hand in hand with the local community, reflecting the spirit of togetherness that lies at the heart of Aidiladha. Appreciation is extended to all parties who contributed to ensuring the successful implementation of the programme.

Meanwhile, the Village Head of Kampung Tekek and Kampung Air Batang, Abd. Hafaz Bin A. Hamid, expressed his gratitude for TM’s initiative. “This effort creates opportunities for the Pulau Tioman community to perform ibadah korban more easily. Aidiladha becomes more meaningful when we can come together, share our blessings, and strengthen our bonds,” he said.

The programme forms part of TM’s broader integrated community development framework, encompassing initiatives in local economic empowerment, digital skills development, and environmental conservation. Through this approach, TM remains committed to ensuring that communities in remote areas continue to benefit from balanced and sustainable development.

KUALA LUMPUR, 21 MAY 2026 – Telekom Malaysia Berhad (“TM” or “the Group”) today announced its financial results for the first quarter ended 31 March 2026 (1Q 2026), reporting revenue growth of 2.9% to RM2.93 billion compared to the same period last year. This reflects a strong start to the year and sustained momentum across all business segments, spearheaded by Business to Consumer (B2C) and Carrier to Carrier (C2C).

During the quarter, the Group recognised a one-off adjustment of RM127.3 million related to the write-down of unutilised prepaid capacity under the current 5G access agreement, following the announcement made in February.

Excluding this and other one-off items, the Group’s underlying Profit After Tax and Non-Controlling Interests (PATAMI) grew 9.3% to RM436.3 million. On the back of this strong core performance, TM declared a dividend of 6.5 sen per share, representing 78% of reported PATAMI for the quarter.

1Q 2026 Group Financial Highlights (vs 1Q 2025):

• Operating Revenue: Increased 2.9% to RM2.93 billion, driven by growth across all major business segments.
• Underlying Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EBIT): Grew 6.3% to RM593.3 million, excluding one-off items. This reflects strong core operational performance and proactive move to unlock future efficiencies through a leaner cost structure.
• Underlying PATAMI: Increased 9.3% to RM436.3 million after adjusting for one-off items. This growth underscores the Group's core profitability and supports its enhanced dividend commitment to shareholders.
• Dividend: TM reaffirmed its commitment to its new dividend policy, and declared dividend of 6.5 sen per share, representing 78% of reported PATAMI for 1Q 2026.

Growth Across Business Segments

B2C (Unifi): Revenue rose 5.1% to RM1.46 billion, driven by stronger convergence adoption and higher device sales from bundled offerings.

B2B (TM One and Credence): Revenue increased to RM671.5 million, driven by New Core portfolios expansion including cloud and ICT solutions.

C2C (TM Global): Revenue grew 2.1% to RM776.6 million, supported by rising international hyperscalers’ demand and domestic backhaul expansion.

Amar Huzaimi Md Deris, TM Group Chief Executive Officer said, “We entered 2026 with encouraging growth momentum, backed by a proactive move to boost the competitiveness of our quad play offerings, anchored by mobile, TV and smart home. This is further complemented by encouraging growth in both our B2B and C2C digital offerings, such as cloud, cybersecurity, smart services, AI and data centre. All of these contributed to 9.3% increase in underlying PATAMI, a testament to our core operational resilience. This reaffirms that our PWR 2030 strategy is yielding the right value creation and sustainable returns for shareholders.

As we celebrate our 80th anniversary, we remain committed to advancing our Digital Powerhouse aspirations - from connecting homes and MSMEs, to delivering critical digital solutions for enterprises, the Government and hyperscalers. As the nation's digital orchestrator, we continue accelerating Malaysia’s digital transformation, strategically positioning it as the digital hub for the region,” he added.

Future Outlook

TM maintains a measured outlook amid prevailing uncertainties and remains focused on delivering its FY2026 guidance. Moving forward, TM will continue executing its strategic pillars with discipline to advance its growth, while ensuring Malaysia remains competitive in the global digital economy.

Telekom Malaysia (“TM”, “the Company”) is aware of reports concerning certain former employees of TM USA Inc.

These individuals are no longer employed by the Company. The Company had earlier initiated its own investigation pursuant to suspicion of misconduct by the individuals, which led to their dismissal. Information from the investigation was then shared with the relevant authorities. The matter is currently under the purview of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the US Court. The Company will continue to extend its full cooperation to the DOJ.

TM upholds strict governance and compliance standards and does not tolerate any form of misconduct.

Iskandar Puteri, 16 April 2026 – TM Nxera, the joint venture between Telekom Malaysia (TM) and Nxera, Singtel Digital InfraCo’s regional data centre arm, celebrated the topping-out of its AI-ready, hyperconnected data centre in Iskandar Puteri, Johor – a development set to power Malaysia’s next phase of AI-driven growth and strengthen its role as a regional digital hub.

The ceremony signifies the completion of the first building’s structural framework, a decisive step forward in the construction and systems integration phase.  Since groundbreaking in July 2024 and securing a multi-year electricity supply agreement with Tenaga Nasional for 280MW of power earlier this year, the data centre is now entering the customer onboarding and commercial operations stage.

Mahathir Said, CEO of TM Nxera, said, “Today’s topping-out ceremony reflects our strong execution as we move toward delivering the first building of our campus, with scalability up to 200MW, making it one of the largest AI-ready campuses in Malaysia. Aiming for Power Usage Effectiveness of ≤1.30 at full load, advanced liquid cooling technologies and renewable energy integration, the data centre is optimised for demanding high compute and ultra-low latency AI workloads, enabling enterprises to deploy AI at-scale.” 

“Backed by TM and Singtel’s extensive cross-border terrestrial fibre and subsea connectivity, the campus is engineered to support hyperscalers, AI innovators and enterprises seeking resilient, high‑performance and sustainable data centre solutions. Having already received strong interest and demand from hyperscalers and enterprises, we are focused on building scalable, future‑ready digital infrastructure that contributes to digital transformation across industries and fosters a thriving digital ecosystem,” he added.

With structural works now completed, TM Nxera will proceed with mechanical and electrical installations, systems integration and commissioning. The campus remains on track to begin its first phase of commercial operations by the second half of 2026, enabling customers to plan cloud and AI deployments with confidence.