Net profit for the April-June period declined to 112.76 million ringgit ($26.26 million) from MYR253.39 million a year earlier, according to a filing with the stock exchange. Revenue, however, climbed 24.2% to MYR4.87 billion, due in large part to improved selling prices of crude palm oil and palm kernel. Kuala Lumpur Kepong said it expects a higher plantations profit for the current financial year ending September in view of the prevailing crude palm oil price and the forecast of higher fresh fruit bunches production in the coming months.