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CPN shines with record profits and new mega projects in Thailand!
Central Pattana reports on November 15, 2025 about successful projects and strategic growth in the Thai real estate market.
CPN shines with record profits and new mega projects in Thailand!
In the third quarter of 2025, Central Pattana Public Company Limited (CPN) attracted attention with strong results. Total revenue was a whopping 13,558 million baht, an increase of 10% compared to last year. Particularly pleasing is the net profit of 5,424 million baht, which grew by a remarkable 31%. The main source of this success lies in the operation of their shopping centers, which are supported by a well-thought-out retail-led mixed-use strategy. Projects such as the recently opened Central Park received consistently positive feedback from customers, showing that CPN has a good sense of the market's needs.
In total, CPN has already received 6 major awards for 2025 at national and Asian levels, including from Money & Banking Awards and Extel Asia. These awards underline the company's robust financial management, which is well positioned with a debt to equity ratio (D/E ratio) of 0.50.
Planned projects and sustainable growth
The plans for the future are also exciting. CPN is planning several new projects for 2026, including the Central Khonkaen Campus in Khon Kaen as well as Central Northville in Nonthaburi and The Central Phaholyothin. The luxury residential project Phyll Khon Kaen is also being realized. By 2025, CPN aims to launch a total of 25 mixed projects with the aim of improving the quality of life and promoting the local economy. An example of a promising project is the Central Nakhon Pathom, which is scheduled to open on March 30, 2024 and is budgeted at 8.2 billion baht.
Investments totaling 23 billion baht are planned for asset improvements over the next five years. Particularly noteworthy are the projects that will cover over 2.2 million square meters and began in September 2025 with Dusit Central Park. The company's long-term goals focus on sustainable growth and harmonization of potential in various areas of society under the motto "The Ecosystem for All".
Real estate market in Thailand: diversity and challenges
The demand for modern condos and commercial properties is increasing, which promises long-term returns for many investors. However, foreign buyers have to contend with special legal conditions. As a rule, they are not allowed to own land, but there are exceptions for condos. Professional legal advice is therefore essential to avoid pitfalls.
With growing interest in environmentally friendly projects and sustainable construction concepts, the integration of environmental aspects is becoming increasingly important to ensure future increases in value. A good example of sustainable strategies can be found at CPN, which is aiming for net zero emissions by 2050, contributing not only to the environment but also to Thailand's economy.
With current developments in the real estate industry and CPN's ambitious projects, the signs are pointing to growth - a circumstance that not only reflects the slow recovery after the pandemic, but also the hope for a prosperous future for the Thai market.