Wind Energy Holding (WEH) has secured four new renewable energy projects totalling 299.1 MW under the country’s Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme in Thailand. The portfolio includes one 30 MW solar-plus-storage project and three wind farms of 89.7 MW each, pushing WEH’s total licensed capacity to 1,016 MW—up 42% and exceeding its long-standing 1,000 MW goal.
Backed by THB15.7 billion in investments, the projects are scheduled to begin contributing revenue in 2027, with full returns by 2030. In 2024, WEH posted revenue of THB 1.313 billion and net profit of THB5.388 billion. Key financial metrics include a reduced debt-to-equity ratio (0.74) and strong cash flow of THB9.57 billion. WEH is also preparing more than 2,000 MW of new projects for future bids under Thailand’s draft PDP 2024–2037.
Beyond energy, WEH holds stakes in real estate, healthcare, and finance. It also plays an active role in the carbon market, selling 810,000 tCO₂e in credits last year and issuing 500,000 MWh under IREC to support global green energy goals.