Amata Corporation Public Company Limited (AMATA), on the occasion of The Stock Exchange of Thailand Opportunity Day Q3/ 2025, announced record results for the third quarter of 2025, achieving a 49% year-on-year-increase, the highest quarterly profit in company history.
Ms. Dendao Komolmas, Director and Chief Financial Officer, stated that AMATA delivered its record-high net profit in Q3 at Baht 1.139 billion with a robust net profit margin of 26%.
“Land transfers saw exceptional growth, reaching Baht 5.797 billion, up 36% from last year. Land transfers totaled 1,127 rai for the nine-month period, significantly higher year-on-year. Our backlog cushion remains strong at Baht 22.3 billion, ensuring steady revenue in the rest of this year and next year and strengthening AMATA’s long-term earnings base,” Ms. Komolmas said.
This performance was driven by land transfers of 677 rai, 663 rai in Thailand and 14 rai in Vietnam, accomplished with effective cost management which leading to the strong bottom line.
For the first nine months of 2025, AMATA recorded total revenue of Baht 10.105 billion, an 11% increase year-on-year. Share of profit from joint ventures amounted to Baht 690 million, contributing to net profit attributable to shareholders of Baht 2.108 billion, a 44% increase. The results reflect the strong performance of our industrial estate business which grew along the investment momentum, particularly from advanced technology sectors and international manufacturers.
The utilities and services business generated Baht 3.362 billion in revenue, dropped by 15%, which considered improved from first half this year. The rental factory (RBF) business generated rental income of Baht 773 million, a 16% increase. Joint ventures and subsidiaries contributed Baht 690 million in share of profit, mainly from Amata B.Grimm Power (74%) and Amata NGD (21%).
As of 30 September 2025, AMATA reported total assets of THB 68.526 billion, up 6% from year-end 2024 with industrial real estate development cost accounting for 55% of total assets. The company’s debt-to-equity ratio of 1.38 times, lower than the same period last year, reflecting strong financial capacity while the company continued to invest in future projects, including expansions in utilities and digital infrastructure.
Mr. Osamu Sudo, Acting Chief Marketing Officer, remarked that despite signs of economic slowdown in Thailand, the technology sector remained a key growth driver. Investment promotion applications for the first nine months reached Baht 1.37 trillion, up 94% year-on-year, led by investors from Singapore, Hong Kong, China, the UK, and Japan, according to data published by Thailand’s Board of Investment.
“While demand for land to develop data centers is the fastest-growing segment, our focus remains on both high-tech manufacturing and data centers. We continue to attract strong interest from global manufacturers, hyperscale data centers, and AI operators—particularly those with significant power requirements and commitments to clean energy commitments. AMATA is well positioned with complehensive infrastructure, reliable power, and scalable land abailability." Mr. Sudo said.
Recently, Amata and DayOne Data Centers signed an MOU for Chonburi Tech Park 2, aiming to scale the campus toward 1GW of power capacity. This development, along with ongoing expansion of Chonburi Tech Park 1, will position the campus as one of Southeast Asia’s largest data center hubs, strengthening Thailand’s digital economy.
DayOne and Amata B.Grimm Renewable Energy Company Limited (AMBRE) also entered into a Private User Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to supply 42.5MWp of renewable solar energy to the DayOne Chonburi data center campus, integrating through the Provincial Electricity Authority grid and progressively decarbonizing the campus.
The move is part of AMATA’s ‘All Win’ philosophy, balancing economic, social, and environmental factors and serving as the foundation for a sustainable business model. Its renewable energy and decarbonization initiatives have reduced greenhouse gas emissions by over 30% from the 2019 baseline. The company has also been rated “Excellent” in Corporate Governance (CG Rating) for eight consecutive years. AMATA won silver recognition at the American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand (AMCHAM) Corporate Impact Awards Ceremony 2025. The Corporate Impact Awards recognize organizations that demonstrate a strong commitment to long-term societal goals and sustainable value creation, addressing the needs of both people and the planet.
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