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About MCOT PCL
Its shares trade on SET under the ticker MCOT.BK. It has been listed since 17 November 2004. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue of THB 1.11bn and a net loss of THB 308.3m. At that date it held total assets of THB 10.51bn and shareholders' equity of THB 6.74bn.
MCOT Public Co., Ltd. is engaged in mass media businesses. The company is headquartered in Bangkok, Bangkok Metropolis. The company went IPO on 2004-11-17. The company is a state enterprise under the supervision of the Office of the Prime Minister. The firm's services include television and news services, radio services, engineering services and new business services. Its programs were the drama series from China, either periodical, Chinese martial arts, and modern drama, as well as series from the global alliances like BBC, such as The Musketeers, The Kettering Incident, and The Living and the Dead. For edutainment programs, various documentaries around the world are presented, such as The Wonderful Animals, Grand Space China, and Grand Space Thailand, among others. The Thai News Agency is the Company’s center for the production, gathering, storage and dissemination of news and information delivered through different media platforms operated by it. The firm's radio network broadcasts a variety of informative and entertaining radio programs.
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Company facts
- Sector
- Communication Services
- Industry
- Media
- Listed since
- 17 Nov 2004
- Employees
- 915
- Website
- mcot.net ↗
Leadership
Pay as last reported
- Mr. Sommai LakananurakNon-Executive Vice Chairman of the BoardTHB 720,000
- Ms. Soontareeya WongsirikulChief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President - Finance Group, Acting Executive Vice President - Corporate Management Group, Acting Senior Vice President - Corporate Strategy Office
- Mr. Sommai SuwannawongActing Executive Vice President - Sales and Marketing Group, Senior Vice President - Office of Sales, Acting Executive Vice President - Office of Marketing
- Ms. Krisana UbolphengSenior Vice President - Office of Accounting and Finance, Acting Senior Vice President - Office of President
- Mr. Kittipong KhantiratanaSenior Vice President - Office of Human Resources, Acting Senior Vice President - Law Office
- Mr. Khajohnsak JaturapattaranonSenior Vice President - Office of Internal Audit
- Mr. Noppadol KornitiSenior Vice President - Thai News Agency
- Mrs. Chothip NorasretkulSenior Vice President - Office of Radio, since 2020
- Mr. Phairach SanthaweSenior Vice President - Office of Information Technology
- Mrs. Kittiya SotthisukSenior Vice President - Office of Legal Affairs
- Mr. Nimit SukprasertSenior Vice President - Office of Business Development
- Mr. Suwit SupmahaudomSenior Vice President - Office of Asset Management
Environmental, social and governance
Scores out of 100, from our data supplier
- Overall
- 0
- Environment
- 0
- Social
- 0
- Governance
- 0
SWOT analysis
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Strengths
- MCOT PCL's media services include Chinese drama series and BBC global alliances like The Musketeers.
- The Thai News Agency produces and disseminates news through multiple media platforms.
- MCOT PCL employs 915 full-time employees in Bangkok, Thailand.
Weaknesses
- MCOT PCL's business is limited to mass media services without diversification.
- The company relies on state enterprise supervision under the Office of the Prime Minister.
- MCOT PCL's engineering services lack specific market differentiation.
Opportunities
- Expanding Chinese drama series and BBC global alliances can attract more viewers.
- New business services could leverage the Thai News Agency's news production capabilities.
- Radio network can grow by adding more informative and entertaining programs.
Threats
- State enterprise supervision may lead to political interference in operations.
- Competition from global media companies could reduce market share.
- Over-reliance on Chinese drama series might limit audience diversity.
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