Thai Auto Tools and Die Public Company Limited

Thai Auto Tools and Die Public Company Limited, or TATG, a leader in Thailand's metal mold, jig and fixture, and automotive parts industry, announced its operating results for the first six months of 2026, with total revenue of 1,189.65 million baht and net profit of 41.38 million baht, amid challenges in the automotive industry. The company is committed to advancing its strategy toward becoming a Smart Factory by adopting AI Automation to enhance production line efficiency, while upskilling and reskilling personnel to become AI Automation Specialists. It also uses robotic arms and 3D mold simulation and design software to increase precision, reduce material waste, and shorten part development time, supporting margin maintenance. AI will work in conjunction with people, not replace them, to control the production process in real time, supporting the recovering automotive industry. Production for both export and domestic markets increased by 7.35% compared to the previous year, driving the 2026 revenue target to continue growing.

Thai Auto Tools and Die Public Company Limited, or TATG, reported first-half 2026 results with net profit of 41.38 million baht, down only 2.73 percent from the same period last year. Total revenue was 1.19 billion baht, down 13.56 percent, while net profit margin improved to 3.48 percent from 3.09 percent due to efficient control of cost of sales and operating expenses. As for financial position as of 30 June 2026, total liabilities fell 16.72 percent to 973.25 million baht, and the debt-to-equity ratio declined from 1.05 times to 0.84 times. The company is preparing to apply AI automation and robotic arms to improve production efficiency and maintain margins, supporting the automotive industry's transition to EVs and HEVs.