Takorn Rattanakamolporn, Chief Executive Officer of Ditto (Thailand) Public Company Limited (SET: DITTO), revealed that on March 16, the RSTD Consortium, which consisted of DITTO and Siam TC Technology Company Limited, has signed a contract for the Phase 2 construction of a new zoo at Khlong 6 with the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand under the Royal Patronage.
The total project value is THB 4,335 million, with DITTO holding a 55% stake and TEAM Consulting Engineering and Management Public Company Limited (SET: TEAMG) and its construction company partners holding 45%. Phase 2 includes Australian and South American zones, while Phase 1 only has some final details left in the exhibition zone.
As of March 31, The new zoo phase 2 project has increased the company’s backlog from signed contracts yet to be recognized as revenue to THB 5,311 million total, supporting potential future growth. Additionally, the new zoo phase 2 project is a continuation of the new zoo phase 1 project, which DITTO has signed on April 12, 2023.
The new zoo project at Khlong 6 is scheduled for a 5-year construction from 2023-2027, divided into two phases: Phase 1 has a value of THB 5,354 million, and Phase 2 has a value of THB 4,335 million.
The new zoo is designed to be a Smart Green Zoo in line with the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals, featuring advanced management systems for sustainable self-reliance. The zoo is expected to be a new landmark tourist attraction in Pathum Thani province.
On May 15, DITTO’s Board of Directors and its subsidiaries acknowledged the 1Q26 operational results. The company’s revenue from sales and services for the period was at THB 918.61 million, a THB 173.34 million or 23% increase from the same period last year, which was THB 745.27 million. The net profit was THB 159.38 million, up by THB 12.97 million or 9% from THB 146.41 million in the same period last year.
Takorn stated that while the Thai economy in the first quarter faced pressures from global economic uncertainty, rising energy costs, and household debt burdens, the information and communication technology business continues to grow. This is driven by investments in Data Center, Cloud, AI, Cybersecurity, and digital platforms from both government and private sectors, which are the company’s core businesses, resulting in further opportunities to expand projects and services.
The company remains confident that its 2026 performance will maintain an average growth rate of 15-20%, supported by the diversification of its client base across government, private, and state enterprise sectors, as well as expanding into new businesses and customer groups.
Additionally, DITTO has been certified by Thailand’s Private Sector Collective Action Against Corruption (CAC) at the 2-star level, together with another 13 leading companies, reflecting its commitment to conducting business transparently, being auditable, and upholding principles of good governance, aiming to build trust with all stakeholders and drive sustainable growth for both the organization and Thai society.
