Mitihoon – Bangkok, 18 August 2025 — Thailand Post Co Ltd has announced a strong performance for the first half of 2025, posting a net profit of 631.56 million baht, representing a 362.34% increase year-on-year. Total revenue reached 11.544 billion baht, marking an 8.88% increase compared to the same period last year.
To commemorate its 142nd anniversary, Thailand Post is driving forward with the ‘1-4-2’ strategy — cementing its position as Thailand’s number one logistics provider, known for service quality and nationwide reach. The strategy is underpinned by four driving forces: Speed, Business Empowerment, Global Connectivity, and Innovation, and two core missions: being a connector of relationships and a partner in success for the Thai people. Under the concept ‘POSTsible Together’, Thailand Post aims to create new experiences through key initiatives such as the launch of its Super App, D/ID digital addressing system, and continued development of specialised logistics services tailored to evolving market needs.
Mr Rathapol Bhakdibhumi, Chairman of the Board of Thailand Post, stated that in line with the national strategy and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society’s policy, the organisation has simultaneously enhanced its digital infrastructure and service standards to align with international benchmarks. It has also prioritised staff development to stay ahead of market shifts and public demand, ensuring continued leadership in Thailand’s logistics sector.
Moreover, the organisation remains committed to transparent, accountable governance and robust ethical standards, aiming to foster public and business confidence. Thailand Post envisions itself not only as a delivery service provider but as a key engine for the digital economy and long-term social value creation. The company plans to expand partnerships across government, private sector, and local communities to drive inclusive access to digital services and open up new market opportunities for local entrepreneurs and community enterprises via the Thailand Post platform.
Dr Dhanant Subhadrabandhu, Chief Executive Officer of Thailand Post, emphasised that the organisation maintained robust financial performance in operational strength in H1/2025, with total revenue reaching 11.544 billion baht and net profit of 631.56 million baht. Year-on-year, revenue grew by 8.88%, and net profit by 362.34%. The transport and logistics segment contributed the largest share, accounting for 46.83% of total revenue at 5.406 billion baht—an 11.56% increase—with item volume rising 6%.
‘1’ – The Number ‘One’ As Thailand Post enters its 142nd year, it is reaffirming its national role as a key enabler of relationships and growth.
The ‘1’ stands for its position as the number one logistics provider trusted by Thais—offering exceptional service quality across deposit, transfer, and delivery, domestically and internationally. With a network of over 50,000 access points nationwide, the company delivers reliable, professional services at every customer touchpoint.
Thailand Post is also advancing into a full-fledged ‘Tech Post’ entity, integrating AI into all operational dimensions. In 2024, the organisation achieved a brand Top of Mind score of 99.54% and a brand trust score of 96.11%, reflecting strong consumer confidence.
‘4’ – The ‘Four’ Forces Driving Transformation Speed: Delivering services that are fast and accurate, with EMS (Express Mail Service) remaining the most prominent and popular, generating 43.31% of total revenue; Business Empowerment: Providing logistics solutions for all business sizes, from SMEs to corporates, including integrated warehousing (THP Fulfilment) in strategic economic zones with expanding small- and medium-sized businesses; Global Connectivity: Enabling Thai businesses to reach 193 countries through 205 international destinations; and Innovation: Leveraging new technologies to transform services, such as Digital Postbox (Prompt Post) – A system for sending and receiving electronic letters, bridging physical and digital mail; and D/ID – A digital addressing system converting personal sender and recipient information into six-digit codes.Both services are slated for launch in September.
‘2’ – The ‘Two’ Pillars of Connection and Success The “2” represents two main pillars: fostering meaningful relationships and enabling success. Thailand Post is also committed to sustainable business practices under three focus areas:
Environmental Stewardship: Through the use of electric vehicles and circular economy initiatives like ‘Green Hub’, including reBOX, reBAG, and e-Waste programmes, the organisation reduced over 4,670 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent emissions in 2024.
Additionally, new eco-friendly uniforms reduce emissions by 0.77 kg CO₂-e per set—equivalent to a 3.08 km reduction in driving distance. Across total production, emissions were cut by 53,360 kg CO₂-e, or 213,440 km in vehicle travel—equivalent to circling the globe five times.
Social Contribution: Thailand Post supports sustainable community development by creating jobs and empowering Thai farmers to distribute goods via over 1,200 post offices and the ThailandPostMart platform. In H1/2025, this platform generated over 360 million baht in revenue—a 10% increase from the previous year—with full-year projections reaching 760 million baht.
The organisation has also provided social service operations (PSO) worth over 28 billion baht since 2011. During the recent border conflict, Thailand Post initiated a campaign encouraging the public to send aid to those affected along the Thai-Cambodian border, collecting over 34,302 parcels totalling more than 104,365 kilograms.
Good Governance: Thailand Post upholds transparent, accountable business practices. In 2024, it scored 91.70 on the Integrity and Transparency Assessment (ITA) and received a top-tier ‘Excellent’ rating in anti-corruption risk management from the Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC).
Looking Ahead: Innovation and Expansion “In addition to the ‘1-4-2’ strategy, we are enhancing brand distinction in the second half of the year by introducing new products, services, and lifestyle offerings under the theme ‘POSTsible Together – Delivering What Matters, Together’,” Dr Dhanant said.
This includes the launch of the Super App—a one-stop platform integrating Thailand Post’s full suite of services. Users can track parcels, generate shipping labels, request pick-up, make payments, and access benefits while seamlessly linking to public and private sector services. This aims to empower Thai SMEs to grow sustainably.
Thailand Post has also partnered with Amazon to support Thai sellers via Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA), consolidating goods domestically, managing customs clearance, and shipping to Amazon warehouses in the US, thereby opening American markets to Thai SMEs.
Further, the organisation is developing personalised logistics through Parcel Defined Logistics, with new Specialised Logistics services such as: healthcare logistics for pets, transport of high-value items, and breast milk delivery services.
On the financial front, Thailand Post is expanding e-Payment services to accommodate cash-on-delivery (COD) payments and partner with agencies such as the Department of Land Transport, Dhipaya Insurance, WeChat Pay, and Alipay to broaden payment access.
Lastly, a key initiative is the transformation of big data into ‘Data as a Service’, which will become a commercial revenue stream by 2026. By leveraging deep analytics, Thailand Post will deliver more targeted, responsive services to individual consumers as well as business clients.
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