Here are the facts: Exports tumbled for a fifth straight month in May The Commerce Ministry yesterday said shipments fell by 5% year-on-year to US$18.4 billion last month. In the first five months, exports reached $88.7 billion, down 4.2% from the year-earlier period. May exports of agricultural goods fell by 2.8% year-on-year to $2.97 billion, […]

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WEH has followed the typical Thai drama show story line for the past 12 months with the major shareholder, Nopporn Suppipat, having an arrest warrant issued for him and the SEC blocking their supposed IPO and hurting DEMCO’s short term share performance (hence the only reason for posting this). Now there is a new shareholder […]

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There’s another drought happening throughout Thailand and this doesn’t bode well for consumer spending upcountry.  Here’s some information that we’ve been able to put together. Cause?  Massive deforestation in north was the fundamental cause as this has resulted in the lack of rainfall, especially in the North, where most reservoirs are situated. Specifically, at least […]

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There’ll be the usual annual rebalancing in the SET Indices names this week, the official changes are: SET50 Additions: BA, BMCL, CBG, ITD, SAWAD, TPIPL, WHA, THCOM Deletions: BAY, BIGC, BJC, HEMRAJ, KTIS, SCCC, SPALI, VGI SET 100 Additions: ASP, BA, BEAUTY, CBG, CKP, LHBANK, MONO, RS, S, SAPPE, U, UNIQ, WHA Deletions: BAY, BCH, BIGC, BJC, IFEC, […]

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Thiensurat Plc, which listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand last June under the symbol TSR, makes and distributes water purification systems to provide safe and clean water to households. Managing director Viruch Wongnirund discusses the company’s strategy and outlook. What is Thiensurat’s history? In 1976, our founder, Werawat Changyoo, was working for the Metropolitan […]

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Forbes came out with the latest top 50 richest individuals in Thailand and whilst the list has not changed that much it’s always good to see newcomers and interesting to note they are from the automotive, renewable energy and industrial real estate. However it is worthwhile pointing out that Hopes of an infrastructure build-out boosted fortunes […]

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There was an insightful op-ed in the BKK Post during the week comparing Thailand’s political drama to Shakespeare’s Hamlet, its quite the read and rather spot on, see below for some snippets and a link to the full article Our politics over the past 10 years has been one huge Shakespearean tragedy. A bitter feud […]

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