Nomura Real Estate Holdings, Inc.

Sansiri (SIRI) has opened the presale of THE MONUMENT SATHON, a Legacy-level condominium project with a joint investment value of 4.5 billion baht, under a joint venture with Nomura Real Estate Group, located on Sathorn Soi 10, from September 12 to November 30. This project marks the return of the THE MONUMENT brand after 10 years, following THE MONUMENT SANAMPAO and THE MONUMENT THONG LO. The 29-story building comprises 185 units, priced from 9.9 million to 150 million baht, ranging from one-bedroom units of approximately 39 square meters to just two penthouse units of 240–303 square meters. It offers over 100% conventional parking and nearly one rai of green space. Sansiri is also creating a new presale experience through THE MONUMENT SATHON Exclusive Experience, in collaboration with KASNASBKK, allowing customers to experience the real lifestyle in the Sathorn area before making a decision.

Nomura Real Estate Holdings announced that its subsidiary Nomura Real Estate, in collaboration with Lotte Holdings, will establish a joint venture company "BEAT PARK OSAKA" to open a live house in March 2028 at a location a three-minute walk from Shin-Osaka Station, and the facility will be named "BEAT PARK OSAKA." By adding a new mid-sized venue to Osaka's entertainment scene, they expect to expand performance opportunities and stimulate surrounding consumption. Leveraging the strengths of both companies, they will enter the live entertainment business. The stock price is holding firm.

Sansiri disclosed that condominium sales in the first seven months of 2026 reached 16 billion baht, representing 70% of the full-year target of 23 billion baht, and expressed confidence that transfers will meet the target of 17.5 billion baht. In the second half of the year, the company plans to launch nine new projects worth a combined 11.7 billion baht, out of a full-year launch plan of 17 projects worth 29.4 billion baht, with projects in Phuket accounting for more than 36%. It is also moving ahead with partnerships with Japanese capital partners such as Mitsui Fudosan, Tokyu, and Nomura Real Estate to expand its upper-end portfolio and penetrate major tourism markets.