- Business
- WHA Corporation Public Company Limited (WHA-R.BK) operates as Thailand's leading developer of integrated industrial estates, logistics facilities, utilities, power solutions, and digital services; it develops, rents, and sells lands, factories, warehouses, and built-to-suit properties tailored for industries including automotive, electronics, e-commerce, FMCG, healthcare, and data centers; provides logistics through WHA Logistics with green logistics offerings like electric vehicle fleets via Mobilix platform and EV charging stations; manages 15 industrial estates primarily in Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor and one in Vietnam via subsidiaries such as WHA Industrial Development Plc.; delivers utilities including raw water, industrial water (such as demineralized and clarified water), wastewater treatment, and public facilities; generates power with renewable energy solutions encompassing solar rooftops, floating solar, solar farms, energy storage, waste-to-energy, and hydro power totaling contracted capacity exceeding 1,000 megawatts; and offers digital services through WHA Digital Co., Ltd. featuring AI, IoT, data centers, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and platforms like WHAbit for wellness and RENEX for peer-to-peer clean energy trading. Headquartered in Samut Prakan, Thailand, and founded in 2003, the company listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 2012 and expanded via the 2015 acquisition of WHA Industrial Development (formerly Hemaraj); it serves local and international investors across Thailand, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia, supporting sectors like Eastern Economic Corridor's high-tech clusters in aerospace, biofuels, digital, healthcare, and robotics. Recent developments include ambitious 2025 targets for over 20 billion baht in revenue with EBITDA above 45%, adding 318 electric vehicles to rental fleets with partnerships alongside Voltality, EVMe, Grab, and SHARGE for EV ecosystems, signing Google's first Thailand data center land deal and Haier's air conditioning facility, launching green mobility as a fifth business hub alongside expansions in small modular reactors, battery storage, and carbon capture; key 2025 alliances feature joint ventures like WHA Daiwa Solar with Daiwa House, power system MOUs with PEA for data centers, and land deals with firms including Thai Inaba Foods, Eastong, FES International, Thai Watsadu, and Stronger Hydraulic; the group reports record 9-month 2025 normalized net profit of 3,787 million baht up 14% year-over-year, with interim dividends, while advancing AI projects like Drone Inspection and IoX for solar, targeting 900 vehicles on Mobilix by year-end.