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Jaymart Group Holdings Public Company Limited, or JMART, reported net profit attributable to shareholders for the first six months of 2026 at 375.7 million baht, up 49.5% from the same period last year. Second-quarter net profit was 213.0 million baht, up 91.9% from 111.0 million baht a year earlier. Key drivers included the mobile phone and accessories distribution business and higher profit sharing from joint ventures and associates, especially JK AMC, KB J, SINGER, and Suki Tee Noi. JMART recognized profit sharing from joint ventures of 80.4 million baht in the second quarter, up 19.3%, and 195.4 million baht in the first half, up 34.2%. Profit sharing from associates in the first half was 272.0 million baht, up 7.4%. The mobile business under Jaymart Mobile Company Limited posted second-quarter net profit of 71.2 million baht, up 137%, and first-half net profit of 128 million baht, up 146%, with first-half revenue of about 5.07 billion baht. JMART is driving its Synergy Ecosystem through three core engines: the mobile phone lending business under KB J, which had a loan portfolio of 12.58 billion baht across 1.40 million accounts as of 30 June 2026, and SG Finance+ with a loan portfolio of 8.44 billion baht, together exceeding 21 billion baht; the non-performing asset management business under JMT; and investments and partnerships. Suki Tee Noi posted second-quarter revenue of 2.97 billion baht and net profit of 165 million baht, with first-half net profit of 335 million baht. JMART holds a 30% stake and recognized profit sharing of 100.5 million baht. Suki Tee Noi targets 2026 revenue of 13 billion baht. It currently has 134 branches across 42 provinces, plans to enter 17 more provinces this year, and is looking at another 18 provinces over the long term. JMT reported second-quarter total revenue of 1.13 billion baht and net profit of 234.0 million baht, with first-half total revenue of 2.25 billion baht and net profit of 486.2 million baht. It invested 1.13 billion baht in purchasing non-performing loans. JMT and JK AMC collected 2.15 billion baht in the second quarter, up 0.4% from the previous quarter, and 4.29 billion baht in the first half. As a result, JMT recognized profit sharing from JK AMC of 195.8 million baht in the first half, up 35.8%. JMT's board approved an interim dividend of 0.27 baht per share, with the ex-dividend date on 24 August 2026 and payment on 11 September 2026. SINGER posted second-quarter net profit of 149 million baht, its highest since early 2023, while SGC posted net profit of 203.5 million baht, up 186.4%, a record high since its listing on the stock exchange.
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