Thai Security Brand JARTON Unveils Integrated Solutions for IMF-World Bank 2026 and Plans Regional Expansion

Key summary

JARTON, a Thai security brand under JARTON Holdings, has leveraged its successful management of the security screening systems for the IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings 2026 to launch an aggressive strategy targeting the ASEAN region. The company offers a comprehensive platform covering personnel, cargo, vehicle, and cyber security solutions. Dr. Thidat Juekankun, Managing Director and CEO of JARTON Holdings, highlighted that the global security market is projected to reach 12 trillion baht in 2025 (B.E. 2568), with physical security accounting for 4 trillion baht globally and cyber security for 8 trillion baht. In Thailand, the physical security market is estimated at approximately 120 billion baht, while cyber security stands at around 16 billion baht. JARTON was selected to manage over 100 pieces of equipment and support a team of more than 30 technicians for the IMF-World Bank event, utilizing advanced technologies such as AI-powered Walk-Through Metal Detectors (WTMD), Millimeter Wave (MMW) scanners that allow passengers to carry bags through initial screening without separation, and vehicle undercarriage scanners. The company is introducing its JARTON MMW Flow Scan Gen 2 and JARTON AI WTMD Gen 3 for the first time in Thailand at this event. Looking ahead, JARTON plans to expand its factory in Nakhon Pathom province on a 30-rai plot of land with an investment of approximately 100 million baht over the next 3-4 years to produce chips and circuit boards locally instead of importing them. The company aims to increase its revenue from hardware manufacturing, screening systems, and software services to reach 1,000 million baht by 2073 (B.E. 2573). Currently, the group's total sales have grown by about 10% in the past year. JARTON Holdings currently serves government agencies comprising 70% of its customer portfolio and is expanding into private sectors such as international schools, advanced industrial factories, data centers, and airports.