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WICE Logistics PCL (WICE.BK)

Q3 2026
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WICE rides AI and China-shift freight boom, raises 2026 outlook

  • AI and China production shift lift freight demand WICE says sea, air and cross-border volumes are surging, helped by AI-industry demand and factories moving from China to Thailand. That lifts revenue and keeps profit margins at 15-20%, and management now sees 2026 revenue growth beating its 15% target.

    This is the core new force behind the stock: demand is running ahead of the company's own plan.

  • US market entry and wider service network WICE is expanding its customer base and regional trade routes and pushing into the US market, while growing its supply-chain service area to 158,020 square metres. New services like GMP warehousing and fourth-party logistics add fresh revenue streams beyond freight.

    New expansion plans show where future growth is coming from, not just current demand.

  • Q2 profit rebounds, but first-half profit still down WICE's second-quarter net profit rose 24.8% from a year earlier to 29 million baht, part of a broad logistics-sector recovery. The catch: first-half profit was still 39.2% lower than last year, so the rebound is real but has not yet repaired the full year.

    It gives the honest counterweight: the quarter is improving, but the half-year picture is weaker.

  • Price adjustments and cost controls protect margins Since April WICE has been raising service prices with nearly all customers so pricing reflects actual costs, while managing fuel and trip efficiency. Combined with high freight rates, this supports the 15-20% margin the company is guiding for.

    Pricing power and cost discipline explain how revenue growth turns into profit.

August 2026
▲4

WICE rides AI and China-shift freight boom, raises 2026 outlook

  • AI and China production shift lift freight demand WICE says sea, air and cross-border volumes are surging, helped by AI-industry demand and factories moving from China to Thailand. That lifts revenue and keeps profit margins at 15-20%, and management now sees 2026 revenue growth beating its 15% target.

    This is the core new force behind the stock: demand is running ahead of the company's own plan.

  • US market entry and wider service network WICE is expanding its customer base and regional trade routes and pushing into the US market, while growing its supply-chain service area to 158,020 square metres. New services like GMP warehousing and fourth-party logistics add fresh revenue streams beyond freight.

    New expansion plans show where future growth is coming from, not just current demand.

  • Q2 profit rebounds, but first-half profit still down WICE's second-quarter net profit rose 24.8% from a year earlier to 29 million baht, part of a broad logistics-sector recovery. The catch: first-half profit was still 39.2% lower than last year, so the rebound is real but has not yet repaired the full year.

    It gives the honest counterweight: the quarter is improving, but the half-year picture is weaker.

  • Price adjustments and cost controls protect margins Since April WICE has been raising service prices with nearly all customers so pricing reflects actual costs, while managing fuel and trip efficiency. Combined with high freight rates, this supports the 15-20% margin the company is guiding for.

    Pricing power and cost discipline explain how revenue growth turns into profit.

Latest
▲4

WICE rides AI and China-shift freight boom, raises 2026 outlook

  • AI and China production shift lift freight demand WICE says sea, air and cross-border volumes are surging, helped by AI-industry demand and factories moving from China to Thailand. That lifts revenue and keeps profit margins at 15-20%, and management now sees 2026 revenue growth beating its 15% target.

    This is the core new force behind the stock: demand is running ahead of the company's own plan.

  • US market entry and wider service network WICE is expanding its customer base and regional trade routes and pushing into the US market, while growing its supply-chain service area to 158,020 square metres. New services like GMP warehousing and fourth-party logistics add fresh revenue streams beyond freight.

    New expansion plans show where future growth is coming from, not just current demand.

  • Q2 profit rebounds, but first-half profit still down WICE's second-quarter net profit rose 24.8% from a year earlier to 29 million baht, part of a broad logistics-sector recovery. The catch: first-half profit was still 39.2% lower than last year, so the rebound is real but has not yet repaired the full year.

    It gives the honest counterweight: the quarter is improving, but the half-year picture is weaker.

  • Price adjustments and cost controls protect margins Since April WICE has been raising service prices with nearly all customers so pricing reflects actual costs, while managing fuel and trip efficiency. Combined with high freight rates, this supports the 15-20% margin the company is guiding for.

    Pricing power and cost discipline explain how revenue growth turns into profit.

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

Q3 2026
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Record Q2 profit, cheap funding, and new logistics bets lift SJWD

  • Record Q2 profit on AI/data-centre warehouse demand SJWD reported record Q2 net profit of 463 million baht, up 64% year-on-year, as demand for warehouses serving AI and data centres surged. First-half profit rose 14.2%, showing the core business is growing strongly.

    This is the main new earnings event that drove positive sentiment in the period.

  • Cheap funding raised via debentures and digital bonds The company raised money cheaply through debentures and digital bonds with coupons of 2.85%–3.20%. The first digital bond sold out in just 46 seconds, showing strong investor appetite and lowering funding costs for expansion.

    New financing success supports growth and was a positive catalyst for the stock.

  • Freight rates jump and new revenue streams open Rising freight rates (up 46%–92%) and potential Khlong Toei port concessions add upside. Expansion into food logistics, Myanmar, and wine storage opens new revenue streams, and brokers raised targets to 12.50 baht, with Tisco naming it a top pick.

    These new growth avenues and analyst upgrades drove positive expectations for future earnings.

  • Alpha REIT asset sale delayed to mid-2027 The Alpha REIT asset sale is delayed to mid-2027, postponing 100–150 million baht in profit share. This is a mild negative, though core operations remain strong.

    This is the main counterweight that slightly tempered the positive drivers.

September 2026
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Record Q2 profit, cheap funding, and new logistics bets lift SJWD

  • Record Q2 profit on AI/data-centre warehouse demand SJWD reported record Q2 net profit of 463 million baht, up 64% year-on-year, as demand for warehouses serving AI and data centres surged. First-half profit rose 14.2%, showing the core business is growing strongly.

    This is the main new earnings event that drove positive sentiment in the period.

  • Cheap funding raised via debentures and digital bonds The company raised money cheaply through debentures and digital bonds with coupons of 2.85%–3.20%. The first digital bond sold out in just 46 seconds, showing strong investor appetite and lowering funding costs for expansion.

    New financing success supports growth and was a positive catalyst for the stock.

  • Freight rates jump and new revenue streams open Rising freight rates (up 46%–92%) and potential Khlong Toei port concessions add upside. Expansion into food logistics, Myanmar, and wine storage opens new revenue streams, and brokers raised targets to 12.50 baht, with Tisco naming it a top pick.

    These new growth avenues and analyst upgrades drove positive expectations for future earnings.

  • Alpha REIT asset sale delayed to mid-2027 The Alpha REIT asset sale is delayed to mid-2027, postponing 100–150 million baht in profit share. This is a mild negative, though core operations remain strong.

    This is the main counterweight that slightly tempered the positive drivers.

Latest
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SJWD hits record Q2 profit, expands logistics, raises cheap cash

  • Record Q2 profit and strong H1 results SJWD reported a record Q2 net profit of 463.5 million baht, up 64% from a year earlier, with H1 profit up 14.2%. Growth came from all core businesses and an 85.6% jump in profit from associates. This confirms the company's earnings power and supports the stock price.

    This is the core earnings event that validates the company's growth and directly boosts investor confidence.

  • Cheap funding via new bonds and digital bonds SJWD is issuing new bonds and digital bonds at coupons of 2.85%–3.20% to repay existing debt. The low cost and strong demand (first digital bond sold out in 46 seconds) reduce financial expenses and fund growth without straining the balance sheet, a positive for the stock.

    Lower funding costs directly improve profitability and financial flexibility, supporting the share price.

  • Expansion into food logistics, Myanmar, and wine storage SJWD partnered with the Thai Food Processors Association to build a food logistics platform, set up a Myanmar subsidiary for logistics consulting, and opened Phase 2 of its wine storage (total 70,000 bottles). These moves expand service offerings and open new revenue streams, supporting long-term growth.

    New business initiatives diversify revenue and demonstrate management's growth strategy, which can lift the stock.

  • Broker upgrades and Tisco top pick on AI/data center demand Brokers raised target prices to as high as 12.50 baht, citing high warehouse occupancy and AI/data center demand. Tisco Securities named SJWD a top pick for October, expecting Thai stocks to recover. These endorsements attract buyers and support the share price.

    Analyst recommendations and target price increases directly influence investor sentiment and demand for the stock.

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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.