Namyong Terminal Public Company (NYT) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
25 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Leading provider of roll-on/roll-off (Ro/Ro) terminal services for car exports/imports in Thailand, holding an 80% market share at A5 Terminal over the past three years.
Diversified into warehouse, storage, and logistics services, with significant expansion in warehouse capacity and new business ventures.
Achieved SET ESG Ratings level "AA" and maintained a 5-star CGR score for 9 consecutive years.
Financial highlights
Total revenue for 2024 was THB 1,715.1 million, down 2.7% from 2023, mainly due to lower car export volumes.
Net profit for 2024 was THB 449.2 million, up 2.8% year-over-year, with a net profit margin of 26.2%.
Gross profit margin remained strong at 42.8% in 2024.
Dividend payment proposed at THB 0.42 per share for 2024, with a payout ratio of 92.2%.
Cash flow from operations was THB 890.6 million; cash and equivalents at year-end were THB 302.4 million.
Outlook and guidance
The Thai economy is expected to grow below 3% in 2025, with continued challenges from global trade tensions and high household debt.
The company aims to maintain market leadership, expand into new logistics businesses, and further improve ESG ratings.
Focus on digital transformation, sustainability, and risk management to support long-term growth.
Latest events from Namyong Terminal Public Company
- Revenue and net profit increased year-over-year, with continued strong port and warehouse operations.NYT
H1 2026 - Net profit increased to THB 234.5 million, with stable operations and robust cash flow.NYT
H1 2024 - Net profit increased to THB 358 million, driven by rental growth and cost management.NYT
Q3 2024 - Net profit and margins declined sharply in Q1 2025 despite stable revenue and improved cash position.NYT
Q1 2025 - Net profit declined despite higher revenue, with major capital commitments and dividend payout.NYT
H1 2025 - Record revenue and profit growth in 2025, with strong margins and top ESG ratings.NYT
H2 2025 - Revenue up, profit down; port concession extended, high dividends and capital commitments.NYT
Q3 2025 - Revenue and profit increased, but terminal concession expiry in 2026 poses future uncertainty.NYT
Q1 2026 - AGM approved a THB 0.42 dividend, re-elected directors, and confirmed strong 2024 results.NYT
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