Soros Yodmongkol, Chief Executive Officer of Unique Plastic Industry Public Company Limited (SET: UNIX), revealed that the company’s first trading day on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has received strong investor response. The stock opened at THB 2.14, up THB 0.25, or 13.23% from the IPO price of THB 1.89, reflecting confidence in the company’s potential as a fully integrated manufacturer of plastic films and packaging.
The company has set a strategy to continually expand into international markets, covering the CLMV (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam) group, Japan, the Philippines, India, and the Middle East, to boost long-term revenue share and customer base. It is also committed to developing its production processes toward semi-automated and fully automated systems to enhance efficiency and reduce production costs.
For the 2026 performance outlook, outstanding growth is expected. In the first quarter, there were positive signals from high levels of orders, which will impact total annual revenue. The company aims to grow above the GDP rate and has a chance to achieve record-high performance, supported by increased product demand and rising product prices.
Currently, the company’s production utilization rate exceeds 80%, demonstrating robust demand. As a result, there are plans to invest in additional advanced machinery technology, with new production capacity expected to gradually come online in 2026 and be fully realized in 2027, serving as a key driver for long-term growth.
Meanwhile, the company is committed to developing recyclable flexible packaging to meet the rising global demand for environmentally friendly products, with technology and innovation at the core of product advancement.
In terms of risk management, the company has implemented the S&OP (Sales and Operations Planning) system for efficient order and raw material planning, alongside building strong relationships with both upstream and downstream partners to ensure seamless supply chain management. The company also reaffirmed its ability to fulfill orders completely, even under volatile market conditions.
