Bound and Beyond Public Company Limited, owner of Capella Bangkok and Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River, announced its first-half 2025 financial results and reaffirmed its robust management capabilities and growth direction in the Luxury Lifestyle Hospitality segment. The Company continues to pursue a long-term strategy that balances financial returns with sustainable impact.

In the first half of 2025, the Company reported total revenue of THB 1,556 million. Despite seasonal headwinds and a slower-than-expected recovery in the Chinese market during the second quarter, Bound and Beyond effectively maintained operational cost discipline and generated consistent positive operating cash flow. Financial costs were also prudently managed, leading to a significant reduction in the interest-bearing debt-to-equity ratio, which now stands at 0.83x—a level notably lower than the industry average.

Looking ahead to the second half of the year, the Company anticipates that long-haul travelers will be a key growth driver, particularly those who prioritize meaningful value and experiences over price—a perfect alignment with Bound and Beyond’s positioning as a Luxury Lifestyle Hospitality leader.

Ms. Kamonwan Wipulakorn, Managing Director of Bound and Beyond, remarked:

“We don’t just manage for survival—we build for the future. Success is not measured by profits alone, but by the long-term value we create for people, society, and the planet.

The performance of our hotels goes beyond strong financials or high repeat visitation rates—it reflects our ability to deliver meaningful experiences and emotionally resonant service that stays with our guests.

For us, ‘Lifestyle is not a trend — it’s a philosophy.’ It’s not about image or marketing—it’s about how we serve, how we connect, and how we make people feel. Our hotels are not merely destinations, but inspirations—blending luxury, intentionality, and experiential value into every moment.”

The Company is currently developing a new immersive resort brand, designed to offer stays that connect deeply with nature, culture, and the authentic sense of freedom. At the same time, it is expanding into the international luxury lifestyle dining space, creating an integrated ecosystem that caters to next-generation consumers seeking purpose-driven living and sustainable consumption. These new projects are expected to launch by 2026.

In parallel, Bound and Beyond is accelerating its ESG and sustainability strategy across both corporate and hotel levels—focusing on environmental impact reduction, resource efficiency, talent development, and transparent governance. A key milestone includes the Company’s target to undergo assessment under the FTSE Russell ESG Rating framework, with the aim of achieving globally recognized standards in the long term.

Bound and Beyond remains steadfast in its corporate purpose:

“Innovates for a Better World – Repeatedly and Consistently.”

Because in a fast-evolving service industry, true success must be grounded in purposeful growth, social responsibility, and ethical leadership.