SAMART pursues ten billion baht in new bids, pushing backlog to twenty billion

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SAMART is confident that second-half 2026 performance will accelerate sharply after first-half net profit of about 280 million baht. The company is moving ahead with new bidding worth a combined ten billion baht, lifting backlog from the current sixteen billion baht toward a target of twenty billion baht by the end of 2026. Meanwhile, SAV is poised to rebound in the third quarter of 2026 on lower fuel costs and recovering flights. SAMTEL is preparing to compete for new work worth nearly seven billion baht, while TEDA's strong performance gives profit a chance to beat its target.

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