Thai Post Net Profit: 631.56 Million Baht in H1 ’68
Thai Post Rebounds: A Century-Old Institution Charts a Course for Lasting Growth
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Published August 18, 2025
From Loss to Profit: A Remarkable Turnaround
Thailand’s national postal service, Thai Post Company Limited, has demonstrated a important financial recovery in the frist half of 2025. After navigating a challenging 2024, marked by a loss of 186.8 million baht, the company has returned to profitability, reporting a net profit of 631.56 million baht. This represents a substantial 362.34% increase in net profit compared to the same period last year.
The turnaround follows a period of adjustment and intense competition within Thailand’s rapidly evolving transportation sector. Prior to 2024’s setback, Thai post had already achieved a profit of 78.5 million baht in 2023, demonstrating its resilience and adaptability after facing “negative billions of baht” in previous years.
Key Financial Highlights – first Half of 2025
According to Dr. Danan Suphatthan, President of Thai Post, the company’s total revenue for the first half of 2025 reached 11,544 million baht – an 8.88% increase year-over-year. The transportation and logistics business group remains the primary revenue driver, contributing 46.83% of total revenue, totaling 5,406 million baht – a 11.56% increase with a 6% rise in volume.
| Metric | First Half 2025 | Year-over-Year Change |
|---|---|---|
| Total Revenue | 11,544 million baht | +8.88% |
| Net profit | 631.56 million baht | +362.34% |
| Transportation & Logistics Revenue | 5,406 million baht | +11.56% |
The “1-4-2” Strategy: Driving growth and Sustainability
To solidify its position as a leading national dialog and transportation provider - with a history spanning 142 years – Thai Post is implementing a comprehensive “1-4-2” strategy. The “1” represents a commitment to being the number one transportation choice for the Thai people, emphasizing service quality and a vast network of over 50,000 locations nationwide. This includes leveraging artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance operations across all dimensions.
The “4” focuses on four key strengths: speed, accuracy, outstanding service, and the continued popularity of its EMS express delivery service, which accounts for 43.31% of total revenue.the “2” signifies a dual focus on fostering relationships and driving sustainable practices, encompassing environmental responsibility, social impact, and economic growth.
innovation and Digital Transformation
Thai Post is actively embracing digital technologies to meet evolving customer needs. New initiatives include Digital postbox
and Digital postal Cabinet
from Prompt Post, enabling secure and efficient digital mail management. A new digital identification system, D/ID, will convert sender and recipient information into a six-digit code, enhancing security and streamlining processes. These services are slated for release in September.
Further bolstering its digital capabilities, Thai Post is developing a Super App
that will consolidate all its services into a single platform, offering users parcel tracking, payment options, and access to government and private partner services. This aims to empower Thai SMEs and facilitate their sustainable growth.
A Commitment to Sustainability
Thai Post is demonstrating a strong commitment to environmental sustainability. The company is transitioning to electric vehicles, promoting a circular economy, and supporting projects like REBAG and E-Waste to reduce greenhouse gas emissions – achieving a reduction of over 4,670 tons in the past year.Even the uniforms worn by postal workers are now made from carbon-reducing fabric, saving approximately 53,360 kilograms of carbon dioxide annually – equivalent to circumnavigating the globe five times.
Beyond environmental concerns,Thai Post is dedicated to social responsibility,supporting Thai farmers through its network of over 1,200 postal locations and Thailandpost