DXN is pursuing a strategic vertical integration plan to strengthen self-sufficiency and long-term growth by expanding beyond product sales into upstream production and manufacturing. As part of this initiative, the company is developing its own coffee plantations in Brazil, Bolivia, and Malaysia, while also investing in large-scale infrastructure through a new integrated manufacturing base in Kedah, Malaysia, following the signing of a 60-year lease on 8 April 2026 for a massive 1.2 million sq. ft. site.

Today Uncle went to eat this famous ayam gepuk artisan Uncle children bring...at the payment screen Uncle saw the letters DXN at first Uncle thought wah DXN now sell ayam gepuk...but don't look down Uncle saw somewhere say Ayam Gepuk Pak Gembus (edited) revenue is in hundreds of millions of ringgit...much more than that other Uncle in orange selling fried rice, name Roger ha ha ha ha ha

Despite revenue appearing flat in Ringgit terms, DXN’s underlying performance was strong. Adjusted for currency effects, the company recorded 12.1% growth, driven by robust gains in markets like Peru, Bolivia, and India (15–53% in local currencies). However, a stronger MYR reduced the reported value of these overseas earnings, masking the true momentum.