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Central Pattana PCL has reported a full-year profit attributable of 18.84 billion baht and total revenue of 54.58 billion baht, according to a regulatory update released on Monday. The Thailand-based retail and property developer continues to see stable performance across its mall and mixed-use portfolio. The announcement reflects the company's consolidated financial results for the financial year and comes amid steady recovery in retail consumption and commercial real estate activity in Thailand.
Central Pattana PCL reported a full-year profit attributable of 18.84 billion baht, according to a filing released on Monday. The company also recorded total revenue of 54.58 billion baht for the financial year. Advertisement
The figures were disclosed in a regulatory update, reflecting the company's consolidated financial performance for the year. Central Pattana, one of Thailand's largest retail-led property developers, operates shopping centres, mixed-use developments, office buildings, hotels, and residential projects across the country.
The company has continued expanding its retail and mixed-use footprint in recent years, focusing on large-scale developments in Bangkok and key provincial cities. Its portfolio includes flagship shopping malls and integrated projects that combine retail, office, and residential components, positioning it as a key player in Thailand's commercial real estate sector.
In previous years, Central Pattana's performance was affected by pandemic-related disruptions, particularly in footfall across malls. However, gradual recovery in domestic consumption, tourism, and leasing activity has supported improved operational performance. The latest annual results indicate sustained revenue generation and profitability compared to earlier volatile periods.
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