Singha Estate reports Q1’26 profit growth in line with plan, backed by strong recurring income. While moving forward with industrial estate land sales to capture rising foreign investment demand.
Singha Estate Q1’26 financial performance, posting core operating revenue of THB 3,263 million, driven by recurring income businesses. While reporting net profit THB 49 million, marking strong growth from THB 4 million in the same period last year.
Singha Estate Public Company Limited (SET:S), a global real estate developer and investment has announced its operational results for the first quarter of 2026 with core operating revenue of 3,263 million baht. The Company has continued to maintain strong profitability by enhancing gross profit margin up to 2%, reaching THB 1,371 million with gross profit margin increased to 42% from 40% the same period last year. While earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) stood at THB 935 million and EBITDA margin also improved to 28.7% from 27.8% in the same period last year.
Mr. Chairath Sivapornpan, Chief Executive Officer of Singha Estate Public Company Limited (SET: S), stated that “despite the economic slowdown and ongoing conflicts in the Middle East continuing to pressure business operations, the company remains committed to moving forward with a strategy focused on building a stable profit base from recurring-income businesses. The company will continue to pursue growth together with its strategic business partners, while maintaining effective cost and risk management. Meanwhile, the structure of its four core business groups continues to strengthen operational stability efficiently”
For the first quarter, the hotel business group continued to deliver outstanding growth. Hotels in Thailand and the Maldives maintained high occupancy rates of 87% and 89%, respectively, while average daily room rates (ADR) increased by 9% to THB 13,951 and by 18% to USD 532, respectively. As a result, RevPAR grew by 8% to THB 12,075 and by 17% to USD 473, respectively, marking new record-high first-quarter RevPAR levels in both countries. Meanwhile, average RevPAR across the portfolio rose by approximately 3% to THB 4,866, reflecting the strength of the brands and marketing strategies in consistently attracting target customer segments.




