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Stocks in the news (ajd, apco, fsmart, grammy, gunkul, ichi, ilink, kbank, lanna, major, mtls, scc, spa, takuni, thai, ticon, tse, tvd, work) 26.11.14

AJD AJD announces capital increase for 13 investors at price of Bt0.1/share. The SET has requested greater details by 28 November as the company’s selling price is 97.48% below the average price and below book value, which will create 50% dilution for existing shareholders. (Kao Hoon, 26/11/14) Comment: Well any surprise? If only we could […]

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Stocks in the news (ait, dtac, lanna, mint, ocean, pdi, thcom, vgi) 12.05.14

AIT Backlog over Bt3.7bn. It is confident that 2014 revenue will meet target of Bt6.2bn. It aims to bid for new projects worth Bt7.6bn. It reported 1Q14 net profit of Bt199.17mn, +34.84% YoY after completing more projects. (Khao Hoon, 12/05/14) Comment: But on an EPS basis growth is half what was reported due to the […]

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Stocks in the news (bay, glow, lanna, scc, ticon, vgi) 31.10.13

BAY Credit card growth of 15% achievable — BAY expects revenues from credit cards for 2013 to reach its growth target of 15% as consumer spending picks up in 4Q13. Management expects growth for credit cards to double that of GDP growth in 2014. (Tun Hoon, 31/10/13) GLOW 9M13 profit of Bt5.63bn, up 45% YoY […]

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2012 SET Awards

Best CEO Award – SET: Somprasong Boonyachai, chief executive officer, Shin Corporation – MAI: Noppadon Tansalarak, chief executive officer, Master Ad SET Award of Honour For Continuous Excellence in 2008-2012 – Corporate Governance Report: Bangchak Petroleum, Kasikornbank – Corporate Social Responsibility: Bangchak Petroleum, Siam Cement For Continuous Excellence in 2009-2012 – Corporate Governance Report: Krung […]

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Comments Off on Six Thai listed firms makes Forbes’ top 200 Asian companies list

Six Thai listed firms makes Forbes’ top 200 Asian companies list

Need ideas for investments? Look no further than these names here, I’ve looked at MACO and QLT in the past and found them to both be well run companies but for liquidity reasons neither were investable unfortunately. SST well…leveraging up ones balance sheet to buy Au Bon Pain and Dunkin Donuts…not sure. As for WORK, […]

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