GFPT Public Company LimitedBaht weakens to 14-month low, boosting GFPT's export revenue which accounts for 25% of total.
Academics point out that the baht has weakened to a 14-month low of 33.60 per US dollar, benefiting the Thai economy which relies heavily on the external sector accounting for 72% of GDP. The depreciation makes export goods cheaper and stimulates tourism for the remainder of 2026. GFPT reveals that the second half of the year enters the high season, supporting export revenue which accounts for 25% of total revenue. Meanwhile, Asia Plus Securities recommends food and electronics stocks that benefit from the weaker baht, highlighting Thai Union, Charoen Pokphand Foods, GFPT, Delta Electronics, Hana Microelectronics, and KCE Electronics as standout stocks worth accumulating.
GFPT Public Company LimitedBaht weakens to 14-month low, boosting GFPT's export revenue which accounts for 25% of total.
Thai Union Group PCLBaht weakens to 14-month low, boosting export competitiveness for Thai Union, a major exporter.
Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company LimitedBaht depreciation benefits CPF's export revenue and tourism exposure.
Hana Microelectronics Public Company LimitedWeaker baht benefits Hana Microelectronics' export sales.
KCE Electronics Public Company LimitedWeaker baht benefits KCE Electronics' export competitiveness.
Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Company LimitedWeaker baht benefits Delta Electronics' export competitiveness.