Kromchet Viphanphong, Chief Executive Officer of ASW, revealed that accumulated sales from housing and condominium projects in the first nine months of 2026 totaled more than 15.2 billion baht, representing 83% of the full-year sales target of 18.5 billion baht. In the third quarter of 2026, momentum was driven by newly launched projects such as the Winn Bang Mod-Pracha Uthit project, valued at 500 million baht, which achieved bookings of more than 50% from its launch period, as well as the Campus Condo Rangsit campaign with a major giveaway offering ready-to-move-in units. The company is preparing to launch 3 new projects soon, namely the Cave Bloom Kaset campus condo project near Kasetsart University, valued at 1.5 billion baht, and the Leisure Residence project in Phuket under the development of Rompho Property Public Company Limited, a subsidiary, led by The Fizz Kata condominium project, the second on the Kata Beach location, with a combined value of 1.1 billion baht, building on The Catabello project, and expanding for the first time to Karon Beach with The Quartz Karon project, valued at 1.4 billion baht, which is expected to help drive sales in the latter part of this year. The company expects that flooding conditions in the fourth quarter of 2026 may affect confidence in residential locations in the short term, but it is still closely monitoring the situation and preparing assistance measures for residents and surrounding communities. Meanwhile, the real estate market continues to be supported by the tourism sector, especially Phuket province, a world destination that benefits from the launch of 4 new direct flight routes from Europe, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe starting in October onward.
Assetwise Public Company LimitedASW's nine-month sales hit 15.2 billion baht, 83% of its full-year target, driven by strong bookings on new launches.
Rhom Bho Property Public Company LimitedASW's subsidiary Rompho Property is developing the Phuket projects (The Fizz Kata, The Quartz Karon) that will drive sales.
