Sun Sweet Public Company Limited, or SUN, is continuing to deliver products as normal, supported by the flood situation in the country and the vegetarian festival running from October 10 to 18. Mr. Weera Noppawatanakorn, Director of Accounting and Finance, disclosed that the floods caused a one-day disruption at a 7-Eleven distribution center in the Suvarnabhumi area and led to temporary stock shortages in some areas, but warehouses and distribution centers in other areas are still delivering as normal. Meanwhile, overseas markets in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan continue to operate normally. The Middle East market has seen an increase in orders, with customers in Saudi Arabia accelerating imports in advance due to geopolitical uncertainty. Although freight rates have risen, the company is not directly affected because customers bear most of the shipping costs. For the second-half outlook, the company expects the third quarter of 2026 to improve on the back of good sweet corn output after problems with sweet potato and striped bean raw materials returned to normal, and it is maintaining its total revenue target for 2026 at approximately 4,000-4,500 million baht, with first-half accumulated revenue of approximately 1,700 million baht. It is also preparing to begin commercial production of its boxed sweet corn product, Sun Pack, at the end of October, before a full-scale market launch in the first quarter of 2027.
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