We report synthesis and thermal transport properties of ternary chalcogenide, Nb 2 PdS 5 superconducting compound at low and room temperatures via thermo-electric measurements. Polycrystalline sample was synthesized via conventional solid-state reaction method. Seebeck coefficient (S) abruptly changes near superconducting transition temperature (T 𝑐 ∼ 6.5 K). The positive value of S indicates the presence of holes like charge carriers in majority in normal state. The figure of merit, an essential qualitative parameter of thermo-electric materials, increases from low temperature towards the room temperature.