Cloud initiatives, emerging tech boost TKC’s growth outlook

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2024

The company is optimistic about growth in the fourth quarter after a strong third-quarter performance and a 100% profit increase from strategic investments

 

Turnkey Communication Services (TKC) is confident it will achieve its target of 10% annual profit growth, reporting third-quarter revenues of 458 million baht and maintaining a robust project backlog of 2.3 billion baht.
 
Sayam Tiewtranon, TKC's chief executive officer and managing director, attributes the company’s positive growth outlook to increased government spending on telecommunications, ICT and emerging technology sectors.

“We are poised to undertake significant projects in telecommunications, including major cloud initiatives aligned with the government’s Cloud First Policy, which we expect to gain traction in the fourth quarter and beyond,” he said.

 

Despite a year-on-year dip in revenue in the third quarter due to projects left over from 2023, TKC’s third-quarter profits reached 51.51 million baht, supported by a 100% rise in investment profits from AIT, contributing 38.30 million baht.

TKC is actively expanding its portfolio to encompass smart healthcare, agri-tech, intelligent transport and cybersecurity solutions, with digital learning platforms and smart enterprise solutions in development. The company also plans to participate in tenders for approximately 10 billion baht in contracts annually, aiming to secure an additional 4-5 billion baht to bolster its project backlog.
 
 

While TKC’s cybersecurity division currently contributes 5% of the total revenue, it is expected to grow substantially over the next five years, with the company targeting a consistent annual growth of 7-10% in recurring revenues, now accounting for 35% of total income.
 
As it continues to expand its footprint in high-growth sectors and deepen its government partnerships, TKC remains well-positioned to navigate current market challenges and pursue sustainable growth across its eight business groups.