Thaifoods Group Public Company LimitedGovernment stimulus and export high season drive up domestic chicken and pork prices, boosting TFG's core meat business.

TFG, or Thai Foods Group Public Company Limited, expects a strong business recovery in the second half of 2026, supported by government economic stimulus measures and expanding exports, which have driven up domestic chicken and pork prices. Live chicken prices are around 40.50 baht per kilogram, and pork is at 72-74 baht per kilogram, up 5-7% from the previous period. Meanwhile, the retail business through Thai Fresh Mart has adjusted its branch expansion target to 875 outlets by year-end, up from 850, with currently about 750 branches. The export business, with Japan and Europe as key markets, will enter its high season in the third quarter and maintain momentum through year-end. Regarding investment in Vietnam, the company has about 70,000 breeding sows and sells nearly 120,000-130,000 pigs per month. For 2026, it aims to increase pig production capacity by 20%, and by another 25% in 2027. It has also started chicken farming in Vietnam and is preparing to start its animal feed plant with a monthly production capacity of 100,000 tons in September 2026 to reduce costs and improve production efficiency. The company maintains its 2026 revenue growth target of 10-15%.
Thaifoods Group Public Company LimitedGovernment stimulus and export high season drive up domestic chicken and pork prices, boosting TFG's core meat business.