EGCO Delivers 2025 Interim Dividend Payment at THB 3.25

Electricity Generating Public Company Limited (SET: EGCO) reaffirmed its commitment to shareholders by announcing an interim dividend payment from its 1H25 operations at THB 3.25 per share, equivalent to a dividend yield of approximately 6%.

This is to reinforce shareholder confidence in EGCO as a high-dividend stock underpinned by the company’s strong fundamentals in the power generation sector, robust liquidity, and disciplined dividend policy.

Jiraporn Sirikum, President of EGCO, highlighted that the company’s stable and continuously growing business base—driven by a diversified power plant portfolio and solid operational cash flows—has enabled EGCO Group to consistently pay dividends.

Supported by its “Triple P” growth strategy, EGCO’s Board of Directors resolved on August 22, 2025, to approve this interim dividend payout for the 1H25 period at a rate equal to last year’s interim dividend, maintaining a yield of about 6%. The ex-dividend date (XD) is set for September 5, 2025, with the payment scheduled for September 19, 2025.

EGCO’s ability to maintain this interim dividend payout is underpinned by its 1H25 results, in which EGCO Group reported total revenue of THB 22,198 million, an operating profit of THB 3,504 million, and a net profit of THB 5,734 million. Earnings were bolstered by improved performance in the power and related energy businesses, as well as successful execution of the “Triple P” strategy.

Despite a challenging business environment, EGCO Group remains fundamentally strong and steadfast in its consistent dividend policy, offering shareholders regular returns as a reliable high-dividend stock. Moving forward, EGCO Group will focus on value creation and long-term growth for its shareholders through continued investments in power and related energy businesses, especially in natural gas power plants and renewable energy. These investments are aligned with energy transition and the company’s low-carbon goals, all under prudent and comprehensive risk management, Jiraporn concluded.