Bluebik Group Public Company Limited (BBIK), a leading consultancy in digital enterprise transformation, has reported its performance in the first nine months of 2025. The parent company generated a net profit of 214 million baht, rising by 8% year-on-year from 198 million baht. Its total revenue stood at 1,095 million baht, close to the figure a year earlier at 1,098 million baht. The performance resulted from reorganization within the group of companies in early 2025. Some employees were transferred to be the key personnel of its joint ventures and consequently revenue from employees on secondment dropped. However, revenue from services for external clients grew continuously with stability despite negative factors and challenges related to economic situations, political changes and uncertainties in the country and elsewhere.

In the third quarter of 2025, Bluebik made a net profit of 73 million baht, close to its net profit of 72 million baht in the previous quarter. The net profit went up by 0.82% quarter-on-quarter. Revenue from services and sales rose by 5% from the second quarter to 383 million baht. At the end of September this year, the revenue backlog of Bluebik (including that of its joint ventures) amounted to 1,005 million baht. Of the sum, 469 million baht will be recognized within this year, comprising 332 million baht from the parent company and subsidiaries and 137 million baht from joint ventures. The remainder will be gradually recognized from 2026 to 2030.

Pochara Arayakarnkul, Chief Executive Officer of Bluebik Group Public Company (BBIK), said Bluebik adjusted its implementation plans and workforce management as project inauguration was postponed from the third quarter to the fourth quarter. The adjustment also covers preparation for new projects, especially those concerning artificial intelligence, cloud computing and virtual banks which have significantly increased since the end of the third quarter. This will result in outstanding business growth in the final quarter of this year as expected.

“The uptrend of businesses being transformed to enter the digital era continues. Apart from the trend of AI which remains strong, the cloud first policy and the development of virtual banks which will begin in early 2026 are the key factors that will substantially boost technology application in the country. Capital inflows into industries start arriving late this year and are likely to continue until 2028. Foreign investment in data centers and cloud computing will be a major factor behind steadily increasing spending on IT infrastructures and cyber security in Thailand,” Mr. Pochara said.

“For 12 years, Bluebik has been growing amid endlessly changing business challenges. What remains unchanged is confidence in its capable personnel and technologies which truly create value. So, Bluebik seriously focuses on developing strong organizations and expanding opportunities for employees while securing returns for shareholders and supporting the sustainable development of the digital economy of the country. Bluebik is confident that in 2025 its business growth will again set a new record,” Mr. Pochara concluded.

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