Thai Beverage Public Company (Y92) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
24 Jun, 2026Financial performance highlights
1H26 sales revenue declined 2.5% YoY to 173,219 million Baht, mainly due to weaker Beer and NAB segments.
EBITDA from normal operations rose to 31,553 million Baht, with margin improving from 17.5% to 18.2%.
Net profit from normal operations increased 7.8% YoY to 19,162 million Baht, driven by Spirits and Beer.
Spirits business saw sales, EBITDA, and net profit growth, while Beer achieved strong margin expansion.
NAB and Food businesses faced ongoing pressure from competition and softer performance.
Spirits business overview
Spirits sales revenue grew 1.3% YoY to 65,373 million Baht, with net profit up 6.4% to 12,345 million Baht.
Portfolio includes brands across Thailand, Myanmar, Scotland, France, New Zealand, and China.
Strategy focuses on reinforcing core brands, innovation, and expanding accessibility.
Multiple international awards for brands like RUANG KHAO, PRAKAAN, and OLD PULTENEY.
Product innovation includes RTD beverages and new packaging formats.
Beer business overview
Beer sales revenue rose 7.8% YoY to 66,201 million Baht, with net profit up 40.5% to 4,430 million Baht.
Volume declined 8.2% YoY, but profitability improved due to cost management.
Focus on strengthening core brands, innovation, digital expansion, and operational excellence.
Market challenges include declining alcohol consumption and regulatory impacts.
Innovations include new beer variants, packaging, and expanded distribution.
Latest events from Thai Beverage Public Company
- Revenue up 1% but net profit down 9.2%, with key M&A activity in Vietnam and spirits under pressure.Y92
Q2 20259 Jul 2026 - Sales and profit declined, but beer profits rose; major acquisitions and strong dividend payout.Y92
Q4 20258 Jul 2026 - EBITDA and net profit rose despite lower revenue, but net profit to owners fell due to a non-recurring loss.Y92
Q2 202615 May 2026 - EBITDA rose year-over-year despite lower sales, driven by Spirits and Beer margin gains.Y92
Q1 202623 Feb 2026 - Sales and profit grew on beer and non-alcoholic beverages, with F&N now a subsidiary.Y92
Q4 202412 Jan 2026 - Flat sales and higher leverage, with beer EBITDA growth offset by declines in other segments.Y92
Q3 202518 Aug 2025 - EBITDA rose 2.2% year-over-year, led by beer and non-alcoholic beverage growth.Y92
Q3 202413 Jun 2025 - Beer and NAB drove revenue and EBITDA growth, while Spirits and Food lagged.Y92
Q1 20256 Jun 2025