TCAP reports strong 2025 performance with net profit growth of 16.5% YoY; proposes to increase dividend to 3.50 baht per share

Mr. Perapart Meksingvee, Chief Executive Officer of TCAP, says, "In 2025, the Company and its subsidiaries achieved a total net profit of 8,264 million baht. The primary drivers were the operating results of key businesses under Thanachart Group's umbrella, including:

• Ratchthani Leasing Public Company Limited with a consolidated net profit of 1,148 million baht.
• Thanachart Insurance Public Company Limited with a net profit of 1,077 million baht.
• Share of profit from investments in associated companies totaling 5,707 million baht.

The profit growth in 2025 was primarily driven by increased net insurance premium income, higher dividend income from investments in line with the investment policy in financial businesses, and an increase in share of profit from investments in associated companies driven by their improved operating results. Meanwhile, expenses from impairment of repossessed vehicles and expected credit loss (ECL) provisions decreased, consistent with the continuously improving asset quality of the subsidiaries.

Following the success of the operating results over the past year, the Board of Directors resolved to approve an interim dividend payment to shareholders at a rate of 1.30 baht per share. Furthermore, the Board resolved to propose to the shareholders' meeting for approval a dividend payment from the operating results of the second half of 2025 at a rate of 2.20 baht per share. When combined with the interim dividend, the total dividend paid for the 2025 operating results will amount to 3.50 baht per share, representing an increase when compared to the previous year's rate of 3.30 baht per share. This reflects the ability to generate steady and sustainable long-term returns for shareholders.

Looking ahead to 2026, the Thai economy is still faced with challenges caused by both external and internal factors, such as the slowdown of trading partner economies, geopolitical uncertainty, household debt problems, and climate change. As a result, the Company will continue to operate its business cautiously, prioritizing investments in financial and insurance businesses, prudent asset quality and credit risk management, as well as maintaining a strong capital position and liquidity to deal with future volatility. The Company is confident that a diversified revenue structure consisting of various financial businesses, non-life and life insurance businesses, and investments in associated companies will remain a key factor supporting the stability and profitability of Thanachart Group, leading to continued growth in 2026."

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