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SNPS to Kick Off First Trading Day in SET Index with Aims for Int’l Market Expansion

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Specialty Natural Products Public Company Limited (SET: SNPS) will soon be available for trading in the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) under the personal and medical supplies (PERSON) sector on 29 November 2024. The company had a huge success in the initial public offering (IPO), seeing all 105 million shares fully subscribed at the offering price of THB 4.20 per share.

 

SNPS operates an all-in-one business

SNPS is a business that sells herbal products and provides a one-stop solution for its customers. It has incorporated local expertise with technological innovation to meet the demands of modern customers.

SNPS consists of two major businesses as follows:

  1. The manufacturing and distribution of standardized herbal extracts.
  2. Offering product development and manufacturing of health, beauty, and hygiene products, which consist of two-component
    1. Manufacturing and distribution of products under consumer brands (Original Design Manufacturer: ODM).
    2. Manufacturing and distribution of products under the brand of the company’s group (Original Brand Manufacturer: OBM).

 

Three-year plan for growth.

Among its competitors, SNPS has the following distinctions and advantages that make the company stand out:

  1. All-in-one product delivery and services
  2. Capability of manufacturing a product with global standard
  3. Expertise and innovation in herbal product development
  4. Creating connections between business partners, customers, and raw material dealers.
  5. Experience team of executives, and more than 15 years of expertise in the herbal industry

Meanwhile, the overall perspective on the herbal industry is expected to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) at 5.6%. In 2026, the international market would be worth $71 billion, compared to 2023 when the market was worth $60 billion.

The market value of Thailand herbal market in the period of three years is expected to have a CAGR at 7.3%, which would push its value to THB 70 billion, compared to 2023 when the market is valued at THB 56 billion.

 

Expanding the business

The proceeds received from SNPS’ IPO, which totaled THB 441 million, would be used to invest in various parts as follows:

1. Investment in increasing extraction technologies to obtain more purification of the herbal extracts (SNPS Plant).

The company plans to invest further in new machinery, renovate and expand existing factory buildings to accommodate the mentioned machinery. Invest in related analysis equipment to enhance the herbal extraction from the existing machinery to produce herbal extracts that are more concentrated and purer.

These premium-grade extracts aim to meet the demands of international customers for use in the pharmaceutical and food industries.

The plan is expected to be finished within 2026, and would be using an approximate amount of THB 80-100 million of the proceeds.

2. Researching, developing, and producing herbal raw materials for pharmaceuticals derived from herbs, pharmaceutical products derived from herbs, and medical food products or special-purpose food.

The company’s group plans to develop and manufacture herbal raw materials for pharmaceuticals derived from herbs, pharmaceutical products derived from herbs, and medical food products or special purpose food, totaling five items to provide options for consumers with natural products to alleviate various conditions such as reducing blood sugar levels, balancing digestion, boosting immunity, and relieving dizziness and nausea.

The plan is expected to be finished within 2028, and would be using an approximate amount of THB 45-75 million of the proceeds.

3. Repayment of existing loans of the company’s group. The group will repay loans obtained from financial institutions with funds from the IPO.

The plan is expected to be finished within 2024, and would be using an approximate amount of THB 130 million of the proceeds.

4. Working capital for business operations for the Company’s group, which is expected to be finished within 2025, and would be using an approximate amount of THB 120.54-165.54 million of the proceeds.

These investments and spending would be utilizing around THB 420.54 million of the total proceeds.

 

20% revenue growth within 2024

In 2024, SNPS is forecasting a revenue growth of 20% from last year which saw total income of THB 368 million. During the first half of 2024, the company recorded a total income of THB 216 million, deriving from sales within its existing customer base and continuously increasing new customers.

Additionally, the company is seeking to expand its customer base in foreign markets. Currently, foreign customers account for 10% of its base, most of which are from Vietnam and Malaysia. In the future SNPS will be expanding mainly in the Asian market.

At present, SNPS’s revenue structure mainly consists of:

  1. Medical, cosmetic, and hygiene products accounted for 70.20% of total revenue, consisting of 65.48% ODM and 4.72% OBM.
  2. Extract products accounted for 29.80% of total revenue, of which 91% of them came from Thai customers and 9% from foreign customers. The company has expanded to more than 20 countries, but majority of the earnings come from Vietnam and Malaysia, which contribute 2.18% and 5.85% of the earnings respectively.

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PZ da Ufac promove curso sobre uso do tomógrafo em árvores — Universidade Federal do Acre

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O Parque Zoobotânico (PZ) da Ufac promoveu o curso Tomografia de Impulso Ultrassônico Aplicada ao Diagnóstico Não Destrutivo de Árvores, ministrado pelo professor Moisés Lobão. A ação ocorreu na quarta-feira, 4, na sala ambiente e floresta do PZ, reunindo 16 participantes: servidores do parque, estudantes do programa de pós-graduação em Ciência Florestal e técnicos da Secretaria Municipal de Meio Ambiente (Semeia) e do Instituto de Meio Ambiente do Acre (Imac).

O curso teve como objetivo capacitar os participantes no uso do tomógrafo de impulso RINN-ABT06-P (sistema Arbotom). O equipamento avalia a saúde interna e a integridade do tronco e identifica apodrecimentos, ocos e outras anomalias sem cortar ou danificar a árvore.

A atividade consistiu em aula teórica e prática, com grupos que foram a campo para medir árvores do PZ, realizando inspeção visual, definição da altura de medição, instalação dos sensores, teste de sinal, coleta de dados, verificação da qualidade das medições e interpretação dos tomogramas para subsidiar laudos técnicos.

Os técnicos da Semeia e do Imac presentes na capacitação atuam no licenciamento e na fiscalização ambiental e analisam, entre outras demandas, pedidos de poda e supressão de árvores em vias, escolas e prédios públicos.

Funcionamento do tomógrafo

Sensores são fixados ao redor do tronco e, com um martelo de impacto, o operador bate em cada um deles. O aparelho registra o tempo que a onda leva para atravessar a madeira até os demais sensores. Em regiões comprometidas, a onda se propaga mais devagar. A partir desses dados, o software gera um tomograma, uma imagem colorida da seção transversal do tronco que mostra onde estão as áreas degradadas e qual é sua extensão.

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Ciências Contábeis debate auditoria e perícia em semana acadêmica — Universidade Federal do Acre

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O curso de Ciências Contábeis da Ufac realizou, na terça-feira, 3, no anfiteatro Garibaldi Brasil, a abertura da sua 3ª Semana Acadêmica (Semacon), com o tema “Auditoria e Perícia Contábil: Conectando Conhecimentos e Práticas Profissionais”. O evento continua até sábado, 7, com palestras, mesa-redonda, atividades práticas e oficinas. A programação visa aproximar a teoria acadêmica das demandas reais do mercado.

“Preparamos uma programação diversificada para ampliar as perspectivas de nossos acadêmicos e reforçar o compromisso da universidade”, disse o coordenador do evento, Marconde Silva. “Queremos que essa semana seja um marco de valorização do curso e da profissão.”

Também compuseram o dispositivo de honra na abertura do evento o pró-reitor de Extensão e Cultura, Marco Amaro (representando o reitor Josimar Ferreira); a pró-reitora de Graduação, Danila Torres; o diretor do CCJSA, Francisco Raimundo Neto; a coordenadora do curso de Ciências Contábeis, Oleides de Oliveira; a presidente do CA de Ciências Contábeis, Hanara Ferreira; e o presidente do CRC-AC, Edberto Gomes.

(Camila Barbosa, estagiária Ascom/Ufac)

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