Teka Construction PCL

Teeka Construction Public Company Limited, or TEKA, reported first-half results for 2026 with net profit up nearly 67% and total revenue exceeding 1.024 billion baht. Speaking at the listed-company investor presentation, or earnings call, broadcast via the Stock Exchange of Thailand's online platform, Chief Financial Officer Supol Jongjintraksa said the company has secured a new construction project, The Monument Sathorn, worth 730 million baht, lifting its backlog to more than 2.73 billion baht. TEKA continues to maintain strong liquidity, with no debt and no interest-bearing borrowings, and has set a revenue target for this year of no less than 2 billion baht, representing growth of 15% from the previous year.

Teeka Construction Public Company Limited, or TEKA, has been awarded the construction contract for THE MONUMENT SATHON, a luxury condominium project by Sansiri Public Company Limited, or SIRI. This raises the company's backlog of work awaiting revenue recognition to 2.73 billion baht. The project is located in the heart of Sathorn, with 185 units across 29 floors, under the Pets Welcome concept. The scope of work covers piling, structural engineering, architectural work, and external works. Dr. Veerasak Wanichwat, Chief Executive Officer of TEKA, said that the continued trust from key clients reflects the company's potential as an experienced contractor with expertise in large-scale projects. TEKA also maintains a strong financial position, with no interest-bearing debt and stable liquidity.

TEKA, or Teekha Construction Public Company Limited, reported a net profit of 40.46 million baht for the first six months of 2026, up 66.80% from the same period last year. Total construction revenue came in at 1.024 billion baht, a jump of 53.07%. Gross profit margin recovered to 12.23% from 5.59% in the first half of the previous year. For the second quarter of 2026, net profit stood at 24.78 million baht, an increase of 22.21% from the same quarter last year. Gross margin rose to 13.89% from 11.29% in the second quarter of 2025, reflecting better cost control and operational efficiency. Chief Executive Officer Weerasak Wanichwat stated that as of 30 June 2026, the company had a backlog of work awaiting revenue recognition of as much as 2 billion baht, and a strong financial position with no debt from financial institutions. The company has set a full-year revenue target of 2 billion baht.

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