Shangri-La Asia Subsidiary Shangri-La Hotel Reports Q3 Consolidated Net Profit Down 21.77% to Baht 68.13 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Shangri-La Hotel, a 73.61%-owned subsidiary of Shangri-La Asia, posted third-quarter 2026 consolidated net profit of Baht 68.13 million, down 21.77%.
  • Higher subsidiary losses, mainly from foreign-exchange losses on a related-company loan, weighed on earnings.
  • Hotel operating revenue rose to Baht 498.71 million from Baht 427.4 million for the three months ended September 30.
  • Nine-month consolidated net profit reached Baht 302.12 million versus Baht 206.01 million a year earlier.


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