Silicon Craft Technology Public Company Limited

The Thai stock market remains volatile, but several stocks on the mai market have seen net profit surge due to fundamentals and business trends. PSGC is expanding its coal energy business, recognizing revenue from long-term G2G contracts between Laos and Vietnam. UKEM benefits from chemical inventory management and expansion of its bio line. TRT gains from government and private project deliveries, as well as the growth of data centers. NDR posted profits of 8 million baht in 2024, 21 million baht in 2025, and 34 million baht in the first half of 2026, driven by premium products and recovering export markets. TRV has good cost management, higher margins, and is expanding into the medical industry. SICT, the developer of the SIC brand microchips, posted a first-half profit of 62 million baht and a full-year 2025 profit of 80 million baht. However, investors should be cautious about liquidity and short-term price fluctuations.

Silicon Craft Technology Public Company Limited, or SICT, reported second-quarter revenue for fiscal 2026 of 202.01 million baht, up 18.2% from the previous quarter and 2% from the same period last year. Net profit was 37.18 million baht, representing a net profit margin of 18%, while gross margin rose to 45%. The main revenue came from animal registration microchips at 134.61 million baht, up 1% from last year. Automotive electronic key systems generated 18.52 million baht, surging 128% as existing customers in Europe resumed orders. Industrial IoT revenue was 48.22 million baht, down 13% due to slower orders from customers in Asia. The company continues to monitor international trade policies and rising production costs from tight component supply driven by AI chip demand, using a strategic sourcing approach to procure raw materials at appropriate prices.