Rayong Wire Industries Public Company Limited

Kanit Srivachiraprapha, Chairman of the Advisory Board of King Gen Public Company Limited, or KGEN, disclosed that the company's third-quarter 2026 operating results are clearly improving over the second quarter of 2026, driven by higher car sales and by the Omoda & Jaecoo Manufacturing (Thailand) Company Limited, or OJMT, vehicle assembly plant, which has continued to expand production capacity, pushing profit margins higher. Cumulative output at the plant has now passed the 20,000-vehicle mark, and it is currently producing more than 4,000 vehicles a month. The company plans to hold a shareholders' meeting to raise 252 million baht in capital for Rayong Wire Industries Public Company Limited, or RWI, on 22 October, with the funds expected between 26 October 2026, and will use the money to increase its stake in the OJMT plant from 51% to 60%. As a result, in the fourth quarter of 2026 KGEN will fully consolidate the plant's sales and operating results into its financial statements, driving total revenue growth to jump sharply. This year output is expected at around 40,000 vehicles, while for 2027 the target is to run at full capacity of 80,000 vehicles a year. Most recently, the company launched the iCAUR V27 REEV, a hybrid model with a maximum driving range of 1,000 kilometres, starting at just 999,900 baht, with deliveries beginning on 1 October. It has drawn more than 3,000 bookings at the Big Motor Sale event.

King Gen Public Company Limited, or KGEN, disclosed that Rayong Wire Industries Public Company Limited, or RWI, has taken a stake in KGEN through a private placement subscription of newly issued ordinary shares worth no more than 250 million baht, at a price of no more than 1.35 baht per share, representing approximately 7.68% of the shares after the capital increase, with total investment of no more than 252 million baht. RWI will also receive the right to subscribe to KGEN-W3 warrants in proportion to its existing shareholding, worth no more than 2 million baht. The maximum transaction size of 24.67% qualifies as a Type 3 transaction, which requires approval from a shareholders' meeting by a vote of no less than three-quarters. An extraordinary shareholders' meeting, the first of 2026, has been scheduled for Thursday, October 22, 2026. Khanit Sivachiraprapha, Chairman of the Advisory Board of KGEN, said the partnership will strengthen the domestic supply chain for automotive parts production, in line with the policy of increasing the use of locally made parts in electric vehicle production under cooperation with the CHERY brand. RWI specialises in the production of cold-drawn steel, which is used to make automotive parts. KGEN has so far produced 20,000 vehicles, with EV production capacity of approximately 5,000 vehicles per month, and expects capacity to rise by another 15,000 to 20,000 vehicles in the final three months of the year, bringing total production for the year to around 40,000 vehicles. Year-end bookings are expected to accelerate on the back of the Motor Expo in December, where two to three new electric vehicle models will be unveiled. The company has also signed an agreement to support a transport fleet for J&T Express, including the use of electric pickup trucks for deliveries of no more than 400 kilometres.