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SCGJWD LOGISTICS PCL NON-VOTING DR (SJWD.BK)

Q3 2026
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SJWD hits record profit, raises cheap cash, and rides freight and port upside

  • Record Q2 profit and AI/data-centre warehouse demand SJWD reported a record quarterly net profit of 463 million baht, up 64% from a year earlier, with revenue up 9.7%. Its general warehouses are benefiting from Thailand's AI and data-centre supply chain, storing about 25,000 pallets of such goods, expected to rise another 30% within a year. This strong demand supports higher earnings and the share price.

    This is the core new fundamental driver: record earnings and a fast-growing demand source that directly lifts profit expectations.

  • Cheap funding via digital bonds and debentures SJWD raised up to 1.5 billion baht through debentures and digital bonds at coupons of 2.85%–2.95%. Its first digital bond issue on the Paotang app sold out 500 million baht in just 46 seconds, showing strong investor confidence. Cheap, quickly raised cash funds growth without straining the balance sheet, a positive for the stock.

    This shows the company can fund expansion cheaply and that investors are eager to lend to it, reducing financial risk and supporting growth.

  • Rising freight rates and port concession opportunity Krungsri kept a Buy rating with a 12 baht target, noting global freight rates have jumped about 46%–92% this year, which helps SJWD's transport and freight business. It also sees long-term upside if SJWD wins market share from the planned Khlong Toei port relocation and new port concessions. Higher rates and new port business mean more profit.

    This identifies two new profit drivers—higher freight pricing and potential port expansion—that analysts say could lift future earnings.

  • Strong Q3 expected, but Alpha REIT asset sale delayed Asia Plus maintained Buy with a 12.50 baht target and expects strong third-quarter profit of 320–360 million baht, up over 25% year-on-year. However, the Alpha group asset sale into a REIT is now expected by mid-2027, later than the market hoped, delaying 100–150 million baht of SJWD's profit share. The delay is a mild negative, but core operations remain strong.

    This gives the fair counterweight: near-term earnings are solid, but a hoped-for one-off gain is pushed out, which could temper some investor enthusiasm.

September 2026
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SJWD hits record profit, raises cheap cash, and rides freight and port upside

  • Record Q2 profit and AI/data-centre warehouse demand SJWD reported a record quarterly net profit of 463 million baht, up 64% from a year earlier, with revenue up 9.7%. Its general warehouses are benefiting from Thailand's AI and data-centre supply chain, storing about 25,000 pallets of such goods, expected to rise another 30% within a year. This strong demand supports higher earnings and the share price.

    This is the core new fundamental driver: record earnings and a fast-growing demand source that directly lifts profit expectations.

  • Cheap funding via digital bonds and debentures SJWD raised up to 1.5 billion baht through debentures and digital bonds at coupons of 2.85%–2.95%. Its first digital bond issue on the Paotang app sold out 500 million baht in just 46 seconds, showing strong investor confidence. Cheap, quickly raised cash funds growth without straining the balance sheet, a positive for the stock.

    This shows the company can fund expansion cheaply and that investors are eager to lend to it, reducing financial risk and supporting growth.

  • Rising freight rates and port concession opportunity Krungsri kept a Buy rating with a 12 baht target, noting global freight rates have jumped about 46%–92% this year, which helps SJWD's transport and freight business. It also sees long-term upside if SJWD wins market share from the planned Khlong Toei port relocation and new port concessions. Higher rates and new port business mean more profit.

    This identifies two new profit drivers—higher freight pricing and potential port expansion—that analysts say could lift future earnings.

  • Strong Q3 expected, but Alpha REIT asset sale delayed Asia Plus maintained Buy with a 12.50 baht target and expects strong third-quarter profit of 320–360 million baht, up over 25% year-on-year. However, the Alpha group asset sale into a REIT is now expected by mid-2027, later than the market hoped, delaying 100–150 million baht of SJWD's profit share. The delay is a mild negative, but core operations remain strong.

    This gives the fair counterweight: near-term earnings are solid, but a hoped-for one-off gain is pushed out, which could temper some investor enthusiasm.

Latest
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SJWD hits record profit, raises cheap cash, and rides freight and port upside

  • Record Q2 profit and AI/data-centre warehouse demand SJWD reported a record quarterly net profit of 463 million baht, up 64% from a year earlier, with revenue up 9.7%. Its general warehouses are benefiting from Thailand's AI and data-centre supply chain, storing about 25,000 pallets of such goods, expected to rise another 30% within a year. This strong demand supports higher earnings and the share price.

    This is the core new fundamental driver: record earnings and a fast-growing demand source that directly lifts profit expectations.

  • Cheap funding via digital bonds and debentures SJWD raised up to 1.5 billion baht through debentures and digital bonds at coupons of 2.85%–2.95%. Its first digital bond issue on the Paotang app sold out 500 million baht in just 46 seconds, showing strong investor confidence. Cheap, quickly raised cash funds growth without straining the balance sheet, a positive for the stock.

    This shows the company can fund expansion cheaply and that investors are eager to lend to it, reducing financial risk and supporting growth.

  • Rising freight rates and port concession opportunity Krungsri kept a Buy rating with a 12 baht target, noting global freight rates have jumped about 46%–92% this year, which helps SJWD's transport and freight business. It also sees long-term upside if SJWD wins market share from the planned Khlong Toei port relocation and new port concessions. Higher rates and new port business mean more profit.

    This identifies two new profit drivers—higher freight pricing and potential port expansion—that analysts say could lift future earnings.

  • Strong Q3 expected, but Alpha REIT asset sale delayed Asia Plus maintained Buy with a 12.50 baht target and expects strong third-quarter profit of 320–360 million baht, up over 25% year-on-year. However, the Alpha group asset sale into a REIT is now expected by mid-2027, later than the market hoped, delaying 100–150 million baht of SJWD's profit share. The delay is a mild negative, but core operations remain strong.

    This gives the fair counterweight: near-term earnings are solid, but a hoped-for one-off gain is pushed out, which could temper some investor enthusiasm.

CH Robinson Worldwide Inc (CHRW)

Q3 2026
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CHRW's strong Q2 offset by $604M broker-liability verdict

  • Texas jury hits CHRW with $604M nuclear verdict A Texas jury ordered CHRW to pay $604 million over a 2021 fatal crash, finding the trucker was effectively its employee. The stock fell 9.25% and the ruling threatens the whole broker model, since brokers may now be held responsible for carriers they hire. CHRW plans to appeal.

    This is the single biggest new risk to CHRW's price and business model this period.

  • CEO says verdict won't stand, but costs and risk rise CEO Bozeman told analysts the $600M+ verdict was decided on emotion, not law, and CHRW will appeal immediately if it becomes final. But the CFO said insurance costs will rise, and analysts warn a charge may come well before appeals end. The legal cloud keeps pressure on the stock.

    It shows management's response and the real financial overhang that continues to weigh on CHRW.

  • Q2 revenue and earnings beat, margins expand CHRW reported Q2 revenue of $4.93 billion, up 19.3% and well above estimates, with adjusted EPS of $1.61 beating by about 5%. Higher pricing across truckload, LTL, air and ocean drove adjusted operating margin up 360 basis points to 34.7%. The core business is performing strongly.

    This is the main positive fundamental driver for CHRW this period.

  • Freight upcycle seen starting, but CHRW valuation rich Citizens named CHRW a top large-cap pick, citing a freight upcycle with tight truck capacity and restocking. But CHRW trades at 20.8 times forward earnings, above its industry and the broader transport sector, and one analyst's $151 target implies limited upside. Strong outlook, but much is already priced in.

    It captures the positive cycle view and the valuation counterweight that limits upside.

July 2026
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CHRW's strong Q2 offset by $604M broker-liability verdict

  • Texas jury hits CHRW with $604M nuclear verdict A Texas jury ordered CHRW to pay $604 million over a 2021 fatal crash, finding the trucker was effectively its employee. The stock fell 9.25% and the ruling threatens the whole broker model, since brokers may now be held responsible for carriers they hire. CHRW plans to appeal.

    This is the single biggest new risk to CHRW's price and business model this period.

  • CEO says verdict won't stand, but costs and risk rise CEO Bozeman told analysts the $600M+ verdict was decided on emotion, not law, and CHRW will appeal immediately if it becomes final. But the CFO said insurance costs will rise, and analysts warn a charge may come well before appeals end. The legal cloud keeps pressure on the stock.

    It shows management's response and the real financial overhang that continues to weigh on CHRW.

  • Q2 revenue and earnings beat, margins expand CHRW reported Q2 revenue of $4.93 billion, up 19.3% and well above estimates, with adjusted EPS of $1.61 beating by about 5%. Higher pricing across truckload, LTL, air and ocean drove adjusted operating margin up 360 basis points to 34.7%. The core business is performing strongly.

    This is the main positive fundamental driver for CHRW this period.

  • Freight upcycle seen starting, but CHRW valuation rich Citizens named CHRW a top large-cap pick, citing a freight upcycle with tight truck capacity and restocking. But CHRW trades at 20.8 times forward earnings, above its industry and the broader transport sector, and one analyst's $151 target implies limited upside. Strong outlook, but much is already priced in.

    It captures the positive cycle view and the valuation counterweight that limits upside.

Latest
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CHRW's strong Q2 offset by $604M broker-liability verdict

  • Texas jury hits CHRW with $604M nuclear verdict A Texas jury ordered CHRW to pay $604 million over a 2021 fatal crash, finding the trucker was effectively its employee. The stock fell 9.25% and the ruling threatens the whole broker model, since brokers may now be held responsible for carriers they hire. CHRW plans to appeal.

    This is the single biggest new risk to CHRW's price and business model this period.

  • CEO says verdict won't stand, but costs and risk rise CEO Bozeman told analysts the $600M+ verdict was decided on emotion, not law, and CHRW will appeal immediately if it becomes final. But the CFO said insurance costs will rise, and analysts warn a charge may come well before appeals end. The legal cloud keeps pressure on the stock.

    It shows management's response and the real financial overhang that continues to weigh on CHRW.

  • Q2 revenue and earnings beat, margins expand CHRW reported Q2 revenue of $4.93 billion, up 19.3% and well above estimates, with adjusted EPS of $1.61 beating by about 5%. Higher pricing across truckload, LTL, air and ocean drove adjusted operating margin up 360 basis points to 34.7%. The core business is performing strongly.

    This is the main positive fundamental driver for CHRW this period.

  • Freight upcycle seen starting, but CHRW valuation rich Citizens named CHRW a top large-cap pick, citing a freight upcycle with tight truck capacity and restocking. But CHRW trades at 20.8 times forward earnings, above its industry and the broader transport sector, and one analyst's $151 target implies limited upside. Strong outlook, but much is already priced in.

    It captures the positive cycle view and the valuation counterweight that limits upside.

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