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INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT 2025

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Chairman's Statement

Dear Shareholders,

Astro is making sustained headway in our transformation journey to stabilise revenue and build new adjacencies while reducing legacy costs against a backdrop of structural headwinds and cost-of-living concerns as Malaysia moves to rationalise subsidies. In FY25, we renewed our product and content propositions by improving affordability, value and accessibility to grow new customers, including expanding the list of streaming apps aggregated on our platform. With our offering of attractive and competitively priced products, we envisage this will help reduce the demand for pirated content, the industry’s biggest threat. Beyond this, Astro plays a leading role in shaping the nation’s entertainment, news and sports narratives by making and distributing quality local content for everyone to enjoy.

YAM Tunku Ali Redhauddin Ibni Tuanku Muhriz
Chairman

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GCEO’s Statement

Dear Shareholders,

In a world of turbulence, Astro’s ambitious transformation agenda continues apace. Work is progressing across each of our key strategic priorities as we navigate the evolving market terrain and global shifts in consumer patterns, technology and digital ubiquity. Post reductions in our legacy costs, and after listening closely to customer feedback, this year we have been able to reshape our offerings. Each of our three distinct video products has been reset to attract new customers, empowering individuals and families to better decide on which service suits their needs. In tandem, we have continued our focus on supplementing income through adjacent revenue streams and driving down further our cost base, enabling us to lower the entry price of our services and be competitive against global peers.

Euan Smith
Group Chief Executive Officer

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FY25 Quick Facts

Homes

5.3m (65%)

TV households (Penetration)

72%

Share of TV viewership

RM98.50

ARPU

860,000

Connected box MAU

Individuals

549,000

Astro GO MAU

1.1m

sooka MAU

17.1m

Weekly radio listeners (FM and online)

13.5m

Monthly visitors across our digital brands

Enterprise & Adex

9,100

Enterprise customers

24%

Share of TV adex

75%

Share of radex

3%

Share of digidex

Content

10,900

Content hours produced

107,000

On Demand videos

17.5b

Connected box minutes streamed

RM379m

Local content investment

Financials

RM3.1b

Revenue

RM129m

PATAMI

RM509m

Free cash flow

2.9x

Net debt/EBITDA

Sustainability

3%

GHG emissions reduction (Scope 1 and 2)

1,240 tCO2e

Carbon avoidance in FY25

10,600

Educational On Demand videos

12,780

Voice for Good hours

Value Creation Model

Input (Capitals)

  • Intellectual capital
  • Industrial capital
  • Human capital
  • Financial capital
  • Social and relationship capital
  • Natural capital

Value Creation Process

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Strengthening our ecosystem
Enhancing shareholder value

FY25 Output

Supporting the local economy
ESG-focused corporate citizen

Strategic Priorities

Sustainability

Our sustainability framework aligns our value creation model with the identified material matters, as illustrated here. This framework underpins our Group-wide efforts towards effectively integrating sustainability to conduct and grow our business responsibly. Supported by a sound governance structure, we address our material matters via Astro’s five ESG Pillars and three Strategic Drivers to encapsulate sustainability thinking. They allow us to embed sustainability commitments into our strategic business priorities.

We have set short-term sustainability performance targets for FY24 to FY26, supported by identified initiatives over these three years. Meanwhile, we will continue to execute our Climate Roadmap towards carbon neutrality by 2040, while actively developing action plans to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.


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Responsible Business

Good governance is fundamental to being a responsible business. Our robust CG framework is vital in ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations for effective risk management.

We are committed to maintaining business integrity and transparency, promoting diversity and inclusion, ensuring workplace safety, and safeguarding cybersecurity and data privacy.

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Caring for our Environment
Caring for our Environment

We are committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2040 in advocating for a greener planet. Our Climate Roadmap guides us in reducing our overall GHG emissions over the short, medium and longer term.

We are focused on improving energy efficiency, increasing the use of renewable energy and implementing sustainable practices across our operations.

We are now ready to progress to net zero by 2050 in tandem with Malaysia's aspiration.

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Voice for Good
Voice for Good

Given our unique position as Malaysia’s largest media and content powerhouse, we aspire to be a Voice for Good by airing PSA and ESG-related content across TV, radio, and digital platforms.

Through our content, we aim to deliver impactful messaging to influence and drive positivity within our communities.

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Education for All
Education for All

Education is vital to the long-term well-being of our future generation and the development of our nation. We leverage our key differentiator - content, to provide access to high quality education and supplementary learning materials, which is particularly useful for students in rural and remote communities.

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Community Development
Community Development

We are committed to building sustainable communities and creating a lasting impact on society.

We commit to providing emergency relief assistance to our community when needed.

We aim to support and contribute to our community's overall resilience and well-being by being responsive and proactive.

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Responsible Business

Group Financial Review

REVENUE
Financial Year Ended 31 January (RM m)

4,360
FY21
4,175
FY22
3,800
FY23
3,436
FY24
3,076
FY25

EBITDA
Financial Year Ended 31 January (RM m)

1,472
FY21
1,286
FY22
1,046
FY23
885
FY24
723
FY25

PATAMI
Financial Year Ended 31 January (RM m)

540
FY21
461
FY22
259
FY23
37
FY24
129
FY25

TV HOUSEHOLDS
Financial Year Ended 31 January ('000)

5,689
FY21
5,588
FY22
5,490
FY23
5,337
FY24
5,258
FY25

ARPU
Financial Year Ended 31 January (RM)

96.90
FY21
97.20
FY22
98.20
FY23
99.70
FY24
98.50
FY25

SHARE OF TV VIEWERSHIP
Financial Year Ended 31 January (%)

73
FY21
72
FY22
72
FY23
71
FY24
72
FY25

13th AGM

Day, Date & Time

Wednesday, 18 June 2025 at 2 p.m.

Venue

Nexus, Connexion & Conference Event Centre, Grand Nexus Ballroom (Level 3A), Bangsar South City, No. 7, Jalan Kerinchi, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Enquiries

If you have any enquiries prior to the 13th AGM, please contact Boardroom Share Registrars Sdn Bhd during office hours from Monday to Friday (8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m). Boardroom’s contact details are as follows:

Tel:

+603 7890 4700
(Helpdesk)
+603 7890 4716
(En. Mohamed Sophiee bin Ahmad Nawawi)
+603 7890 4704
(Cik Nur Atiqah binti Mohd Arif)

Fax:

+603 7890 4670

Input

Intellectual Capital

We are the largest content creator in Malaysia. Beyond intellectual property rights (IPs) related to content, our intellectual capital also includes our strong brand reputation, business processes, as well as systems, software, patents, trademarks, and proprietary information.

Industrial Capital

This consists of our proven capabilities to produce, aggregate, and distribute content across TV, radio, digital, cinema and at on-ground activations, leveraging our ready customer base and extensive market reach to Malaysian households, individuals and enterprises.

Human Capital

This comprises the collective knowledge, experience and expertise within our Group as we continue to nurture, hone and harness the diverse skill sets and expertise of Team Astro’s on- and off-screen talents while championing diversity and inclusion, creativity and accountability.

Financial Capital

This consists of the pool of funding that our Group has access to, derived from our cash-generative business as well as access to institutional lenders and financial markets. This is prioritised towards reinvestments for future growth.

Social and Relationship Capital

We establish strong relationships with our stakeholders, understanding and addressing their concerns in maintaining our social licence to operate. Our ESG efforts generate positive long-term impact for communities.

Natural Capital

We are committed to be carbon neutral by 2040 and are executing our Climate Roadmap to decarbonise and lower Astro’s carbon emissions, while actively pursuing Net Zero 2050. Mindful of our environmental footprint, we utilise natural resources responsibly through more sustainable business practices.

Value Creation Process

Content

Produce, aggregate, distribute, and monetise content across all platforms focusing on the best of local vernaculars, live sports, kids, news, regional and international content

Products

Leverage technology and data to deliver differentiated products and services to serve all customer segments catering to their diverse needs, preferences and spending propensities, and provide the best customer care

Pay-TV
Broadband/Fibre
NJOI
sooka
Radio/Audio
Streaming apps
Digital brands
Content and connectivity
Production services
Advertising
Talent management
Sustainability

Create sustainable impact centred around Astro’s five ESG Pillars to address our material matters

Responsible Business
Caring for our Environment
Voice for Good
Education for All
Community Development

FY25 Output

Strengthening our ecosystem

Growing our customer reach and content creation capabilities amid industry changes and ongoing acts of piracy for business sustainability

Market Reach

5.3m

TV households

65%

Household penetration

9,100

Enterprise customers

17.1m

Weekly listeners on FM and online radio

13.5m

Monthly visitors across our digital brands
Enhancing shareholder value

Delivering positive operational performance and rewarding shareholders

Financials

RM3.1b

Revenue

RM129m

PATAMI

RM509m

FCF

44%

FCF yield

2.9x

Net debt/EBITDA
Supporting the local economy

Contributing to Malaysia's economy and local media industry

Government & Industry

RM288m

Corporate tax payment

RM1.2b

Payment to local vendors
Content

10,900 hours

Local content produced

RM379m

Local content investment
ESG-focused corporate citizen

Operating responsibly and contributing to the betterment of our talent, community and environment

Talent

2,856

Employees

RM385m

Employee remuneration

12.6

Average learning hours

10,075

Employee volunteer hours
Community

12,780

Voice for Good hours

RM140m

Investment in educational and learning content since 2012
Environment

1,240 tCO2e

Carbon avoidance from renewables initiatives

3%

GHG emissions reduction (Scope 1 and 2) towards Carbon Neutral 2040