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Title: SAMART Reports Strong First-Half 2026 Performance, with Net Profit Up 30 Percent to THB 280 Million; Advances New Growth Engines to Expand Customer Base and Drive Long-Term Growth
Thailand, 20th Aug 2026 – Samart Corporation Public Company Limited (SAMART) reported solid operating results for the first half of 2026, with total revenue reaching THB 5,679 million, up 7% year-on-year, while net profit rose 30% to THB 280 million. In the second quarter alone, total revenue increased 18% year-on-year to THB 2,838 million, with net profit reaching THB 141 million. The performance reflects continued growth across its core businesses, supported by the progressive recognition of revenue from ongoing projects.SAMART currently has a total backlog of THB 14,889 million and is preparing to participate in new project tenders worth more than THB 10 billion, with a target to increase year-end backlog to THB 20 billion. At the same time, the Group is expanding its business opportunities through new growth engines in AI, Green Energy and Enterprise Business, creating new sources of revenue to support long-term growth.Mr. Watchai Vilailuck, Executive Vice Chairman – Corporate Strategy & New Business Development, Samart Corporation Public Company Limited, said: “Our first-half performance reflects the continued growth of our core businesses, together with increased revenue recognition from our growing project portfolio. We remain focused on effective project management and efficient delivery to maintain our profitability, while leveraging the expertise of each business line and identifying new projects and business opportunities that align with the Group’s capabilities.“At the same time, we continue to closely monitor economic conditions and geopolitical developments, allowing us to adjust our strategies in line with the changing environment and maintain business continuity, while creating opportunities for sustainable long-ter...
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