CPALL.BK CP ALL Public Company Limited Thailand’s largest convenience store operator running the 7-Eleven chain (over 12,000 stores) with integrated wholesale, retail, and food services businesses. Market Cap (THB) 411.0B Market Cap (USD) $12.61B Current Price 46.25 THB 52-Week Range 40.50 – 54.50 THB P/E (TTM) 13.95 P/BV 2.75 Dividend Yield 3.61% Avg Daily Value […]
Read More →📊 88TH.BK — 88(Thailand) Public Company Limited 88(Thailand) Public Company Limited manufactures and distributes cosmetics and dietary supplements under popular brands including Ver.88, Lyo, and Hone, serving the growing Thai consumer wellness market. Market Cap (THB): THB 1.15B Market Cap (USD): ~$35.3M (at ~THB 32.60/USD) Current Price: THB 4.50 (as of 29 May 2026 close) […]
Read More →📊 CPALL.BK Company Background Operates 7-Eleven convenience stores and other retail in Thailand. Market Cap (THB): 407.7B Market Cap (USD): ~$12.5B (at ~THB 32.60/USD) Current Price: THB 46.00 (as of 27 May 2026 close) 52-Week Range: THB 40.50-54.50 P/E Ratio: 14.0 (TTM) P/BV: 2.8x Dividend Yield: 3.6% (latest indicated) Avg Daily Value: THB 1,500M-1,800M YTD […]
Read More →AOT and Krungthai Bank sign partnership to implement Krungthai BUSINESS digital solutions, enhancing AOT’s financial and tax management. Comment: I have the best solution – remove corruption and margins double… BA signs SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) MOU, supporting Thailand’s aviation transition toward Net Zero 2050. BAM projects groupwide NPL acquisitions reaching THB 1 trillion within […]
Read More →BGRIM acquires 97% stake in Philippine solar power pcdr (Caronsi Solar Energy Corp) undertaking & developing 65mw solar project. Comment: The Philippines is the best example of a country that is controlled by 10 families and a group of corrupt politicians and civil servants. An unpopular opinion I have is that Duterte was fantastic for […]
Read More →ANAN to start transferring Bt12b worth of 3 projects, on track to meet FY25 transfer target, with government’s stimulus measures in 2Q to help boost sales under its “Urban Life Goes On†campaign. Comment: How is this company not bankrupt? Mismanaged by it’s stoned CEO. “Hi ma look over here I’m going to launch a […]
Read More →CPALL board approved Bt7.5b share buyback, not exceeding 150m share or 1.67% of paid up, between May 16 to Nov 14. Comment: Accept our little gift you peons
Read More →ASEFA announced buyback, up to 20m shares (3.67% of paid-up) Bt70m budget from Mar 10 – Sept 9. Comment: Another buyback…and not a bank – for those companies that have strong balance sheets i.e. no debt – trading cheaply…I’d expect to see more happening. CPALL sets 2-3% SSSG this year, on 2.8% GDP growth assumption, […]
Read More →CPALL reaffirms it has no intention to join MBO of Seven & I, after leading investor Itoshu decides not to participate. Comment: That led to a pump yesterday… KTC targets FY25 card spending +10% yoy supported by larger merchant partners and higher proportion of high-income subscribers, expects credit cost improve on rate cut cycle, maintain […]
Read More →ADVANC’s broadband unit, 3BBIF, restructuring loan with BBL, interest will be lowered from MLR to MLR -2.9% on Bt5.45b outstanding loan in accordance with BBL facility agreement. BAM allots Bt8b budget to purchase bad debts this year, aims to scoop up Bt30b-Bt40b depending on quality, launch financial prog (Smart Garden Home), allows NPA buyers who […]
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