Bangkok Genomics Innovation Pcl

Bangkok Genomics Innovation Public Company Limited, or BKGI, reported total revenue of 386.73 million baht for 2025, an increase of 40.86 million baht, or 11.81%, from the previous year, driven by revenue from sales of laboratory products, which came in at 111.87 million baht, up 37.96%, while service revenue rose 4.34%, amid competition and changes in reimbursement policy for prenatal chromosomal abnormality screening services. Dr. Saowalak Dansakul, Chief Executive Officer of BKGI, said the company aims to drive its Genomics and Precision Medicine business in line with the policy of pushing Thailand toward becoming an international health hub, or Medical Hub, and with the trend toward preventive medicine. The company is preparing for opportunities in the Genomics Thailand Phase 2 project and is laying out a B2B business model in the Wellness and Longevity market to support clinics and partners with genetic testing products and genetic counseling personnel. For the second half of the year, the company expects support from the gradual recognition of revenue from sales of test reagents following delivery of Sequencing, or NGS, machines, as well as steady revenue from the Oncology services group reimbursed through benefits of the National Health Security Office, or NHSO. Meanwhile, data from the National Statistical Office indicates that in 2024 Thailand had 13.68 million people aged 60 and over, up from 11.63 million in 2020, a structural factor supporting the preventive health market.

Bangkok Genomics Innovation Public Company Limited, or BKGI, reported net profit of 62.05 million baht in the first half of 2026, up 400% from the same period last year. Total revenue was 309.39 million baht, up 103%. In the second quarter of 2026, net profit was 30.82 million baht, up 618%, and total revenue was 156.25 million baht, up 119%. The company plans to expand its cancer diagnostics business, or Oncology, and sell genetic testing platforms in the second half of the year. It will also launch new projects requiring low investment but with high revenue potential, and targets full-year 2026 revenue growth of 20 to 30%.

Several mid- and small-cap stocks reported standout profit growth for the second quarter of 2026. TITLE posted a profit of 251 million baht, up 32-fold, driven by the transfer of three major Phuket condominium projects, bringing first-half profit to nearly 293 million baht. CNT reported a profit of 159 million baht, up more than 1,900 percent, thanks to large construction projects and data center work. TKS posted a profit of 168 million baht, up 1,311 percent, boosted by share of profit from associates and its IT ecosystem portfolio. STGT reported first-half profit of 950 million baht, supported by a recovery in rubber gloves and higher margins. PAP posted first-half profit of 425 million baht and will pay a dividend of 9 satang per share. INSET has a backlog of more than 5.8 billion baht and is bidding for nine new projects worth over 5 billion baht. BKGI expects 2026 growth of up to 30 percent, driven by its cancer diagnostics business and government policies supporting genomic medicine.

Bangkok Genomics Innovation Public Company Limited, or BKGI, is moving forward with expanding its comprehensive genetic testing platform by leveraging technology transfer from BGI Group, a global leader in genomics, to support the rapidly growing precision medicine and genetic testing market. Dr. Saowalak Dansakul, Chief Executive Officer, stated that the company aims to broaden its customer base to hospitals, public health agencies, and the private sector, while building recurring revenue from reagent sales and post-installation services for genetic testing equipment. Mr. Kittikun Rodrangnok, Chief Financial Officer, disclosed that BKGI has allocated an investment budget of approximately 40 million baht to expand its technology platform and is targeting revenue growth of 20 to 30 percent in 2026 compared to the previous year, driven by the expansion of precision medicine services and growth in recurring revenue.