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Wp Energy Public Company Limited (WP.BK)

Q3 2026
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WP's profit rises, solar subsidies grow, buyback done, credit rating assigned

  • Government solar subsidies boost rooftop demand State support for rooftop solar — a 200 billion baht budget, low-interest loans, and a 50,000 baht per household subsidy for up to 1.5 million homes — cuts upfront costs and should accelerate demand. WP targets at least 10 megawatts of new solar capacity in 2026, with solar already contributing about 10% of profit and a goal of 30% within three years.

    This is the main new demand driver for WP's fastest-growing business.

  • First-half profit up 20%, Q2 up 27% WP reported first-half 2026 net profit of 84.73 million baht, up 20.32% from a year earlier, with Q2 profit up about 27%. The gain came from better customer mix, cost control, and less price competition in LPG, where WP holds about 20% of the market. Solar revenue also contributed 19.89 million baht.

    Earnings growth is the fundamental reason the stock is moving.

  • Share buyback completed, lifting ROE and EPS WP finished buying back the full 15 million shares (2.94% of issued shares) for 57.08 million baht, using excess cash. Management says this raises return on equity and earnings per share, supporting the stock price. The buyback ran from July to September 2026.

    The completed buyback is a concrete capital return that supports the share price.

  • TRIS assigns BBB stable credit rating TRIS Rating gave WP a BBB stable corporate credit rating, citing strong capital, stable cash flow, and low debt (net debt to EBITDA below 1.0 times). This prepares WP to issue bonds in the future and strengthens its financial image, which can lower borrowing costs and support expansion.

    The new credit rating improves WP's financial standing and future funding options.

September 2026
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WP's profit rises, solar subsidies grow, buyback done, credit rating assigned

  • Government solar subsidies boost rooftop demand State support for rooftop solar — a 200 billion baht budget, low-interest loans, and a 50,000 baht per household subsidy for up to 1.5 million homes — cuts upfront costs and should accelerate demand. WP targets at least 10 megawatts of new solar capacity in 2026, with solar already contributing about 10% of profit and a goal of 30% within three years.

    This is the main new demand driver for WP's fastest-growing business.

  • First-half profit up 20%, Q2 up 27% WP reported first-half 2026 net profit of 84.73 million baht, up 20.32% from a year earlier, with Q2 profit up about 27%. The gain came from better customer mix, cost control, and less price competition in LPG, where WP holds about 20% of the market. Solar revenue also contributed 19.89 million baht.

    Earnings growth is the fundamental reason the stock is moving.

  • Share buyback completed, lifting ROE and EPS WP finished buying back the full 15 million shares (2.94% of issued shares) for 57.08 million baht, using excess cash. Management says this raises return on equity and earnings per share, supporting the stock price. The buyback ran from July to September 2026.

    The completed buyback is a concrete capital return that supports the share price.

  • TRIS assigns BBB stable credit rating TRIS Rating gave WP a BBB stable corporate credit rating, citing strong capital, stable cash flow, and low debt (net debt to EBITDA below 1.0 times). This prepares WP to issue bonds in the future and strengthens its financial image, which can lower borrowing costs and support expansion.

    The new credit rating improves WP's financial standing and future funding options.

Latest
▲4

WP's profit rises, solar subsidies grow, buyback done, credit rating assigned

  • Government solar subsidies boost rooftop demand State support for rooftop solar — a 200 billion baht budget, low-interest loans, and a 50,000 baht per household subsidy for up to 1.5 million homes — cuts upfront costs and should accelerate demand. WP targets at least 10 megawatts of new solar capacity in 2026, with solar already contributing about 10% of profit and a goal of 30% within three years.

    This is the main new demand driver for WP's fastest-growing business.

  • First-half profit up 20%, Q2 up 27% WP reported first-half 2026 net profit of 84.73 million baht, up 20.32% from a year earlier, with Q2 profit up about 27%. The gain came from better customer mix, cost control, and less price competition in LPG, where WP holds about 20% of the market. Solar revenue also contributed 19.89 million baht.

    Earnings growth is the fundamental reason the stock is moving.

  • Share buyback completed, lifting ROE and EPS WP finished buying back the full 15 million shares (2.94% of issued shares) for 57.08 million baht, using excess cash. Management says this raises return on equity and earnings per share, supporting the stock price. The buyback ran from July to September 2026.

    The completed buyback is a concrete capital return that supports the share price.

  • TRIS assigns BBB stable credit rating TRIS Rating gave WP a BBB stable corporate credit rating, citing strong capital, stable cash flow, and low debt (net debt to EBITDA below 1.0 times). This prepares WP to issue bonds in the future and strengthens its financial image, which can lower borrowing costs and support expansion.

    The new credit rating improves WP's financial standing and future funding options.

Reliance Industries Limited (RIGD.LSE)

Q3 2026
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Jio IPO, global streaming and 5G roaming lift Reliance

  • Jio Platforms IPO approved India's market regulator approved Jio Platforms' $3.8 billion IPO, set to be the country's largest ever. Reliance owns about 66.4% of Jio, and the money raised will repay 275 billion rupees of Jio's debt, cutting borrowing costs and unlocking value for Reliance shareholders.

    The IPO is a major capital event that directly boosts Reliance's value and reduces debt.

  • JioHotstar expands overseas Reliance's streaming service JioHotstar launched in the UK, Canada and Singapore, targeting over 4 million South Asian viewers. It starts without live cricket, but the move opens new subscription revenue outside India and builds on Reliance's Disney joint venture.

    International expansion of Reliance's streaming arm adds a new growth market.

  • 5G roaming breakthrough with T-Mobile Jio and T-Mobile completed the world's first 5G standalone roaming call between the US and India. This shows Jio's network technology is advanced, which can attract more international users and business customers, supporting Reliance's telecom growth.

    The 5G roaming milestone strengthens Jio's technology leadership and future revenue potential.

  • Direct Venezuelan crude deal Reliance signed a direct supply agreement with Venezuela's PDVSA, bypassing middlemen and their fees. This secures crude oil at lower cost for Reliance's refineries, helping profit margins even as global oil prices stay high.

    Cheaper crude supply directly improves Reliance's refining profitability.

August 2026
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Jio IPO, global streaming and 5G roaming lift Reliance

  • Jio Platforms IPO approved India's market regulator approved Jio Platforms' $3.8 billion IPO, set to be the country's largest ever. Reliance owns about 66.4% of Jio, and the money raised will repay 275 billion rupees of Jio's debt, cutting borrowing costs and unlocking value for Reliance shareholders.

    The IPO is a major capital event that directly boosts Reliance's value and reduces debt.

  • JioHotstar expands overseas Reliance's streaming service JioHotstar launched in the UK, Canada and Singapore, targeting over 4 million South Asian viewers. It starts without live cricket, but the move opens new subscription revenue outside India and builds on Reliance's Disney joint venture.

    International expansion of Reliance's streaming arm adds a new growth market.

  • 5G roaming breakthrough with T-Mobile Jio and T-Mobile completed the world's first 5G standalone roaming call between the US and India. This shows Jio's network technology is advanced, which can attract more international users and business customers, supporting Reliance's telecom growth.

    The 5G roaming milestone strengthens Jio's technology leadership and future revenue potential.

  • Direct Venezuelan crude deal Reliance signed a direct supply agreement with Venezuela's PDVSA, bypassing middlemen and their fees. This secures crude oil at lower cost for Reliance's refineries, helping profit margins even as global oil prices stay high.

    Cheaper crude supply directly improves Reliance's refining profitability.

Latest
▲4

Jio IPO, global streaming and 5G roaming lift Reliance

  • Jio Platforms IPO approved India's market regulator approved Jio Platforms' $3.8 billion IPO, set to be the country's largest ever. Reliance owns about 66.4% of Jio, and the money raised will repay 275 billion rupees of Jio's debt, cutting borrowing costs and unlocking value for Reliance shareholders.

    The IPO is a major capital event that directly boosts Reliance's value and reduces debt.

  • JioHotstar expands overseas Reliance's streaming service JioHotstar launched in the UK, Canada and Singapore, targeting over 4 million South Asian viewers. It starts without live cricket, but the move opens new subscription revenue outside India and builds on Reliance's Disney joint venture.

    International expansion of Reliance's streaming arm adds a new growth market.

  • 5G roaming breakthrough with T-Mobile Jio and T-Mobile completed the world's first 5G standalone roaming call between the US and India. This shows Jio's network technology is advanced, which can attract more international users and business customers, supporting Reliance's telecom growth.

    The 5G roaming milestone strengthens Jio's technology leadership and future revenue potential.

  • Direct Venezuelan crude deal Reliance signed a direct supply agreement with Venezuela's PDVSA, bypassing middlemen and their fees. This secures crude oil at lower cost for Reliance's refineries, helping profit margins even as global oil prices stay high.

    Cheaper crude supply directly improves Reliance's refining profitability.