SUPREME DISTRIBUTION PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED

Supreme Distribution, or SPREME, expects revenue in 2026 to set a new all-time high, continuing on from the previous year. As of the end of the second quarter of 2026, the company had a backlog of 5.6518 billion baht, which will be gradually recognised as revenue from the third quarter of 2026 through to 2031. Chief Executive Officer Phanuwat Khanthamoleekul said that in the second half of the year the company will accelerate delivery of all System Integrator, or SI, work in the backlog, while gradually recognising revenue from lease contracts that provide continuity, and it also has opportunities to win bids and receive new project orders from its pipeline to strengthen its revenue base going forward. The company places importance on the quality of its revenue and its profitability through close management of project costs, control of financial costs, and selection of projects with appropriate margins, while the growing share of recurring income from the lease business helps create continuity in revenue streams and reduces reliance on revenue from project delivery alone.

Supreme Distribution Public Company Limited (SPREME) has indicated that its operating performance in the second half of 2026 is expected to continue growing, driven by the gradual delivery of projects according to plan and efficient cost management. Currently, the company has a backlog of more than 5.6 billion baht, most of which consists of mega projects that will be recognized as revenue in the coming period. Mr. Panuwat Khanthamolikul, Chief Executive Officer, is confident that the high backlog, along with cost control and on-time project delivery, will drive 2026 revenue to grow in line with targets and potentially reach a new all-time high.

Supreme Distribution Public Company Limited, or SPREME, reported second-quarter net profit for fiscal 2026 of 44.43 million baht, up 45.67% from the same period last year. Total revenue was 425.35 million baht, up 65.93%, supported by rental revenue under the Mega Project and sales and installation work that began and was delivered on schedule. Gross profit margin improved compared with the first quarter of 2026, but financial costs rose in line with drawdowns of long-term loans, leaving net profit margin at 10.45%. At the end of the second quarter of 2026, the company had a backlog of 5.65 billion baht, which will be recognised as revenue from the third quarter of 2026 through 2031. Chief Executive Officer Panuwat Khantamoleekul said the company is confident that 2026 revenue has a chance to set another record high, as it expects to deliver all System Integration, or SI, work in the backlog as planned in the second half of the year, while continuing to recognise rental revenue. It also has opportunities to win additional work from projects in the pipeline through bidding and new purchase orders.

Supreme Distribution Public Company Limited, or SPREME, is likely to secure more work from government policies that are accelerating technology investment to elevate Thailand into a regional AI hub. The International Monetary Fund ranks Thailand among the world’s four largest exporters of AI hardware. The government has designated AI, semiconductor, and advanced electronics as strategic industries, while fast-tracking digital infrastructure such as the Government Cloud and data centers. Meanwhile, global private-sector players like Google Cloud are investing one billion US dollars to open a cloud region in Bangkok. The National Digital Economy and Society Commission expects Thailand’s digital GDP to reach around 5.6 trillion baht in 2026. Mr. Panuwat Khantamoleekul, Chief Executive Officer of SPREME, said the business performance trend for the second quarter of 2026 will grow from the first quarter, and the company targets 2026 revenue growth of 8 to 10 percent, with a key strength being the increase in recurring revenue from leasing contracts and technology infrastructure services.