HomePro stock trades at THB 6.40 as recovery demand builds

Published on 09/29/2026 at 06:41 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

DBS kept a HOLD rating and a THB 7.20 target on September 22, 2026. Flood repair demand added a new retail angle for Thai home-improvement shares.

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HomePro stock was trading at THB 6.40 on the Stock Exchange of Thailand on September 29, 2026, up 0.79 percent from the prior close. The move follows a sharper 3.23 percent gain reported on September 28, when flood recovery demand became a market theme for Thai home-improvement retailers.

Repair demand changes the picture

According to Kaohoon International on September 28, 2026, Home Product Center shares traded at THB 6.40, up THB 0.20 or 3.23 percent, as analysts highlighted home repair and renovation demand during the post-flood recovery period.

The same report linked the opportunity to construction materials and repair-related products, while also describing a near-term risk to consumer purchasing power in affected areas. That creates a two-sided setup for HomePro: weaker discretionary spending can pressure sales first, while reconstruction can support demand later.

DBS keeps target at THB 7.20

According to DBS on September 22, 2026, the research team maintained a HOLD rating and an unchanged target price of THB 7.20. The target lies 12.50 percent above the THB 6.40 reference price.

DBS also forecast fiscal year 2026 revenue of THB 68,027 million and net profit of THB 6,123 million, compared with THB 67,888 million and THB 6,011 million in fiscal year 2025. The forecast implies revenue growth of 0.20 percent and net profit growth of 1.86 percent, keeping margin improvement central to the investment debate.

Stock remains below yearly high

HomePro's market capitalization stood at THB 82.6 billion on September 29, 2026, with volume of 636,700 shares. The intraday range was THB 6.35 to THB 6.45, placing the stock 15.79 percent below its 52-week high of THB 7.60 and 11.30 percent above its 52-week low of THB 5.75.

For investors, the key comparison is the gap between the current quote and DBS's target. The recovery story offers a potential demand offset, but the HOLD rating and modest forecast growth point to a margin-led rather than volume-led case.