TEAMG continued its strong growth in the first six months of 2026, with revenue of THB 1.266 billion, up 22%, and net profit of THB 111 million, up 18%. In Q2/2026, revenue reached THB 635 million, up 19%, while net profit rose 29% to THB 61 million. The New Zoo, Phase 2 project and the Light Red Line project helped increase the Company’s backlog to THB 5.988 billion. Government projects accounted for 71%, while EPC revenue grew sharply by 114%. Consulting, study, design, and construction supervision services remained the Company’s main businesses.
Mr. Chawalit Chantararat, Chief Executive Officer of TEAM Consulting Engineering and Management Public Company Limited (TEAMG), said that in the first six months of 2026, the Company recorded revenue from sales and services of THB 1.266 billion, an increase of THB 230 million or 22% from the same period last year. Net profit was THB 111 million, increasing by THB 17 million or 18%.
For the second quarter of 2026, from April to June, the Company recorded revenue of THB 635 million, an increase of THB 100 million or 19% from the same period last year. Net profit was THB 61 million, increasing by THB 14 million or 29%.
Mr. Chawalit added that the Company’s backlog increased following the award of Phase 2 of the New Zoo Construction Project of the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand under the Royal Patronage, under the RSDT Consortium, with a total contract value of THB 4.335 billion. TEAMG’s 10% share is valued at THB 434 million. The Company was also awarded a construction supervision consultancy contract for the Light Red Line suburban railway project, Siriraj–Taling Chan–Salaya section and three additional stations, with a total contract value of THB 392 million. TEAMG’s 66% share is valued at THB 258 million.
“Our consulting engineering business, which is the Company’s core expertise, generated revenue close to the previous year. Revenue from study and design services increased to THB 433 million in the first six months. Meanwhile, the EPC business grew strongly by 114% to THB 495 million. As of the end of Q2/2026, the Company’s backlog stood at THB 5.988 billion, up 3% from the end of 2025. Government projects accounted for 71%, and the Company aims to secure at least THB 1 billion of additional projects in the second half of the year,” Mr. Chawalit said.
