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Stecon ventures into property development
Bangkok Post
|October 01, 2025
SET-listed contractor Stecon Group has diversified into property development, targeting an initial return of at least 15%, starting with a 14-billion-baht joint venture condo project with SET-listed residential developer Noble Development.
Pakpoom Srichamni, group chief executive and president of Stecon, said the move marked the company's first venture into real estate development and its fourth investment this year.
"After nearly 50 years in construction, we recognised that relying solely on contracting constrained our growth potential," he said. "To ensure sustainable expansion, we diversified into power, logistics, transport, startups, new technologies, and now property."
By the fourth quarter, it plans to sign two joint-venture deals with foreign partners to develop data centres on two sites: its own plot on Bang Na-Trat Road at KM 4.5, and on an investor's land plot in Chachoengsao's Bang Pakong district.
Stecon, which posted 30.3 billion baht in revenue last year, almost entirely from construction, has earmarked 2-3 billion baht annually for non-construction investments, aiming for those businesses to generate profits on par with construction by 2030.
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