WHA Corporation Public Company Limited or WHA Group (SET: WHA) has achieved a significant milestone on the regional stage after being named one of the largest companies in ASEAN in the prestigious “Fortune Southeast Asia 500” for 2026. Published by Fortune, the world-leading business and financial magazine, this ranking firmly highlights WHA Group’s robust financial stability and strong business growth.
Inclusion in this list is based on outstanding performance during the 2025 fiscal year among leading companies across seven Southeast Asian countries, namely Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Cambodia. During the year, WHA Group deliver a normalized total revenue and share of profits of THB 18,108 million.
In addition, the company recorded a normalized net profit of THB 5,261 million, an 16% year-on-year growth, marking a new record high for the fourth consecutive year. This historic success underscores the solid execution across WHA Group’s five core business hubs: Logistics, Industrial Development, Utilities and Power, Digital, and Mobility—the latter featuring its fully integrated electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem solutions under the Mobilix brand.
Ms. Jareeporn Jarukornsakul, Chairman of the Executive Committee and Group Chief Executive Officer of WHA Corporation PCL., stated: “Our recognition in this year’s Fortune Southeast Asia 500 stands as definitive proof of WHA Group’s high credibility, financial resilience, and strategic direction. Under our ‘WHA: SHAPE THE FUTURE FOR THAILAND’ commitment, we are dedicated to driving Thai businesses, industries, and investments into the New Economy. Backed by an investment budget of over THB 16.5 billion, we are transforming WHA Group into an Intelligent Enterprise to strengthen the competitiveness of Thailand and the ASEAN region in a sustainable manner.
WHA Group’s inclusion in The Fortune Southeast Asia 500 ranking further reinforces its international reputation and credibility, while underscoring the company’s readiness to capitalize on global megatrends, particularly the relocation of next-generation industries to Southeast Asia.
