Major Cineplex (MAJOR) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
29 Oct, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
AGM scheduled for 7 April 2026; agenda covered approval of FY2025 minutes and financial statements, FY2025 performance, dividend allocation, director elections, board remuneration, auditor appointment, debenture issuance and other business.
Financial performance review
FY2025 revenue was Bt7,631m, down 2% YoY; gross profit was Bt2,731m with a 36% margin versus 35% in FY2024.
Core EBITDA rose 2% YoY to Bt2,240m; core net profit rose 6% to Bt631m, while reported net profit fell 15% to Bt631m, partly against a FY2024 Bt150m tax carryforward from the MPIC divestment.
SG&A fell 3% YoY to Bt2,059m; core operating profit rose 2% to Bt828m.
At 31 Dec 2025, assets were Bt12,739m, liabilities Bt7,813m and equity Bt4,926m; net debt/equity was 0.46x versus a 1.5x debt covenant excluding lease liabilities.
Revenue trends varied: advertising fell 17% YoY and movie content 14%, while cinema revenue was down 0.3%; bowling and retail each rose 3%.
Board and executive committee updates
Three directors due to retire by rotation were proposed for re-election: Kraitip Krairiksh, Thanakorn Pulivekin and Chai Jarungthanapibal; the nomination committee cited their experience and performance.
Krairiksh was proposed to continue as chair and independent director; Pulivekin as director and executive director; Jarungthanapibal as independent director and audit committee chair.
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AGM 2021 - FY2023 profit surged, with a Bt0.65/share dividend proposed and four directors nominated for re-election.MAJOR
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Q2 2019 - Q3 revenue rose 20%, but lower other income weighed on nine-month profit.MAJOR
Q3 2019 - COVID-19 closures drove Q1 revenue down 45% and a Baht 254.3m net loss.MAJOR
Q1 2020 - Cinema closures drove Q2 revenue to ฿208.4m and a ฿486.4m consolidated loss.MAJOR
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