Economy
Thai Ice Cream Brand Hawell’s Put Up for Sale
The owner of the local Thai ice cream brand Hawell’s has announced the sale of the business for 165 million baht, citing a desire to enter the monkhood.
According to a report by Matichon Online on August 21, 2026, the owner of the Thai ice cream brand Hawell’s has officially placed the business on the market. The asking price for the company is set at 165 million baht. The owner stated that the decision to sell the enterprise is motivated by a personal intention to enter the monkhood and renounce worldly life.
For residents and travelers in Thailand, Hawell’s has been a recognizable local brand. The sale of the business raises questions regarding the future management and operational continuity of the brand. While the owner has expressed a clear intent to transition away from the business to pursue a religious path, details regarding potential buyers or the timeline for the transfer of ownership have not been disclosed.
At this stage, it remains to be confirmed whether the brand will continue under new management or if the business structure will undergo significant changes following the sale. Customers and stakeholders are currently awaiting further updates on how this transition might affect the availability and production of Hawell’s products in the market.