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Betagro Public Co Ltd (BTG), a leading integrated food company in Thailand, delivered robust full-year 2025 results. The performance reflects disciplined execution, portfolio optimization, and a sharper focus on return-driven growth.
For 2025, BTG reported net profit of USD 208.5 million, up from USD 76.9 million in 2024. Total revenue rose 7% to USD 3.83 billion, while gross profit margin improved to 16.9% from 13.5%. Gains were supported by a favorable product mix and stronger operational efficiency.
CEO Vasit Taepaisitphongse noted: “2025 was a year of measurable progress. We improved margins, strengthened cash generation and enhanced portfolio quality. Our focus remains clear; disciplined execution that translates into sustainable returns for shareholders.”
Shifting toward value-added growth
BTG continued to rebalance its portfolio toward higher-margin, value-added products. Revenue from processed and ready-to-eat products increased 8.6% year-on-year, driving margin expansion and improving earnings resilience.
Channel mix also strengthened, with foodservice and modern trade revenue growing by 19.5%. These segments provide stronger margins and more stable demand, supporting quality revenue growth.
International revenue advanced 21.1%, driven by deeper market penetration and strategic partnerships. As a result, net profit margin improved to 5.4% in 2025, compared with 2.1% in 2024.
Investing with discipline
BTG plans targeted investments worth USD 165 million to expand revenue, enhance productivity, and upgrade technology. Each project is evaluated under strict return thresholds, with expected double-digit IRRs and payback periods aligned with the company’s disciplined capital framework.
The company is also evaluating selective inorganic opportunities that offer strategic fit and earnings accretion, building on the successful integration of Eggriculture in Singapore.
Sustainability anchors long-term growth
BTG recently received a Highly Commended Sustainability Award at the SET Awards and retained its ‘AAA’ rating in the SET ESG Ratings for the second consecutive year. This recognition reflects the company’s continued integration of ESG principles into operations, governance, and risk management.
BTG remains committed to strengthening profitability, enhancing capital efficiency and delivering sustainable shareholder value over the long term.
“We are building a stronger, more focused Betagro; one that balances growth with financial discipline. Our priority is sustainable earnings growth, improved ROIC and long-term value creation” Mr Vasit concluded.
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