MQDC Maps Out 3-Year Plan for Sales and City Development Growth
12 January 2026, Bangkok – MQDC Magnolia Quality Development Corporation Limited announced its three-year business plan, with a strategic focus on completing projects currently under development, accelerating revenue recognition from sales and property transfers, and expanding income streams through large-scale project development and city development initiatives in Thailand and overseas. The plan builds on MQDC’s core strengths in large-scale development and its deep expertise in creating developments that enhance well-being through sustainability, biodiversity, and longevity living for people of all generations.
Mr. Visit Malaisirirat, Co-Chairman and Co-CEO of MQDC, said “Over the next 3 years the company will prioritize tangible revenue growth by completing projects in line with its development roadmap. Several projects have secured project finance support from leading financial institutions, including residential developments within The Forestias, supported by Siam Commercial Bank, and Mulberry Grove Sukhumvit, which is progressing toward completion. In addition, Cloud 11, a new creative industry hub, has received financing from Bangkok Bank. MQDC expects to begin recognizing revenue from completed projects in 2026.For projects already launched and well received by both domestic and international customers, such as Whizdom Craft Samyan, which is supported by TISCO Bank, MQDC will continue development as planned throughout 2026.
For projects already launched and well received by both domestic and international customers, such as Whizdom Craft Samyan, which is supported by TISCO Bank, MQDC will continue development as planned throughout 2026.
In parallel, MQDC is expanding its revenue base through consultancy and advisory services, leveraging its expertise in large-scale developments and city development projects in both Thailand and overseas markets. The company has already commenced work on such projects, with a continued emphasis on sustainability, biodiversity, and longevity living.”
