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EXAT revenue share

~45%

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Expressway Authority of Thailand — state-operated expressway network — is the dominant toll operator by revenue share.

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Expressway Authority of Thailand — state-operated expressway network — is the dominant toll operator by revenue share.

Expressway Authority of Thailand — state-operated expressway network — is the dominant toll operator by revenue share.

Time scope

FY2024

Source basis

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Interpretation notes

What this tells you

Expressway Authority of Thailand — state-operated expressway network — is the dominant toll operator by revenue share.

What not to do with it

Use the linked report for interpretation and keep basis differences explicit.

Related figures

Adjacent numbers that add context without drowning the value.

FY2024
~THB 43B

Thailand toll road, highway revenue

EXAT, BEM, DMT, DOH disclosures

FY2024
~30%

BEM concession share

BEM SET filings

FY2024
~15%

DOH Motorway Division share

DOH, MoT

2019 policy
B.E. 2562 (2019)

PPP Act reference

SEPO, PPP Office, Royal Thai Gazette

Report context

Thailand Toll Roads & Highway Infrastructure Market Intelligence

Thailand toll road, highway infrastructure revenue ~THB 43B annually (EXAT, BEM, DMT, DOH Motorway aggregated). Operator mix: Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) state-operated expressway network ~45%, Bangkok Expressway & Metro (SET: BEM) concession expressways (Sri Rat, Bang Pa-In, Bang Khae-Pin Klao) ~30%, DOH Motorway Division (M6 Bangkok-Nakhon Ratchasima, M7 Bangkok-Chonburi-Pattaya, M81 Bang Yai-Kanchanaburi) ~15%, Don Muang Tollway (SET: DMT) ~6%, other ~4%. Regulatory: MoT National Transport Master Plan, OTP, PPP Office / SEPO (PPP Act B.E. 2562), BOI infrastructure incentives. ETC migration: Easy Pass, M-Pass, EMV tap-and-go rolling out. M6/M7/M81 Motorway expansion, Intercity Motorway Master Plan drive capex; BEM, DMT concession renewals are near-term variables.

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JASIF Telecom Infrastructure Fund

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Ratch Group

Ex-EGAT listed IPP — FY2024 ~THB 42B; legacy thermal, Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam with renewables pivot underway.

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