, which reported a net profit of RM365.16mil for the financial year 2020, is cautiously optimistic about its prospects in 2021. President and group chief executive officer Datuk Izzaddin Idris said the group is targeting low single digit revenue and earnings before interest, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) growth for 2021, on the back of the anticipated recovery that will be spurred by global vaccination efforts. Net profit of RM365.16mil was lower than the RM1.46bil posted in 2019 while revenue was marginally lower at RM24.20bil, compared with RM24.58bil a year earlier. “In the first quarter of last year, we thought 2020 will be a disastrous year for us, but we did better than expected.