Mr. Peerapong Jaroon-Ek, Chief Executive Officer of Origin Property Public Company Limited (SET: ORI), stated that ORI’s operating results for 4Q25 are set to be the company’s best quarter in years. The company plans to transfer ownership of newly completed condominiums from seven projects, with a backlog of sales pending transfer of THB 10.5 billion. This will mark the highest quarterly transfer figures since the company’s founding.
Typically, transfers — including low-rise projects managed under Britania Public Company Limited (SET: BRI) — total around THB 4–5 billion per quarter. However, with a significant number of newly completed units ready for transfer, ORI expects to outperform the overall market.
At the 48th House and Condo Expo (October 30 – November 2, 2025), ORI is presenting 90 projects at its booth, targeting sales of THB 1.2 billion during the four-day event and expecting this to further increase to THB 2 billion within two weeks.
Regarding the overall Thai real estate market in 4Q25, Mr. Peerapong observed positive momentum and estimates this will be the sector’s best quarter in years, driven by promotional activities stimulating sales. Although no new direct real estate measures have been introduced, government policies to stimulate domestic spending are supporting cash flow in the economy.
He expressed confidence that ORI can complete unit transfers as scheduled, noting that while there may be challenges in securing customer loans, the company has developed solutions with commercial banks to ensure smooth ownership transfers. He reaffirmed the annual transfer target for 2025 of THB 15 billion.
Looking ahead to 2026, ORI will focus on adaptation and sustained growth, particularly through its “Customized” strategy, which centers around personalizing homes to respond to individual needs and provide alternative options for customers.
