Thanapiriya Public Company Limited, or TNP, a major retail and wholesale consumer goods operator in the northern region, expects its third-quarter 2026 operating results to improve. Amorn Puthipiriya, Deputy Managing Director, told "Than Hoon" that the company is supported by the tourism sector, which has boosted purchasing power and spending volumes, lifting the average purchase per bill and spending per person from the previous quarter. At the same time, the third quarter of 2026 is a quarter in which the company benefits from government economic stimulus measures for the full quarter, particularly the Thai Help Thai Plus programme, which runs for four months from June to September 2026, and the increase in the allowance for state welfare cardholders from 300 baht to 1,000 baht per person per month, which began last June. Although the company did not join the Khon La Khrueng Plus 60:40 programme because it is limited to small shops, the company benefits indirectly through smaller stores. The company targets sales revenue growth of 10-15% this year and expects SSSG to grow in the 10-15% range, even though the overall picture for 2026 may come in below 10%. On branch expansion plans, TNP currently has 60 branches, with one more planned to open in September 2026, another in October, and about three new branches in preparation, expected to open gradually by no later than November 2026. For the six-month period of 2026, the company recorded sales revenue of 1.62397 billion baht, an increase of 158.58 million baht, or 10.82%, from the same period a year earlier, and net profit of 103.59 million baht, driven mainly by new branch openings. SSSG rose 4.9% compared with the same period a year earlier, along with expansion through the wholesale channel via the head office and sales through authorised distributors.
Thanapiriya Public Company LimitedGovernment stimulus measures and tourism boost purchasing power, driving higher spending per bill and SSSG growth of 10-15%.
