Thailand’s domestic automobile sales in June 2012 rose by 76%yoy to 123,471 units, increasing 6% from May 2012, marking the highest level in the history of the industry here. Simply a recovery from the floods last year combined with the first-car buyer incentive scheme. Who benefits? SAT, AH, STANLY are the names we’ve mentioned here […]

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Thailand’s Constitutional Court has today thrown out each petition case filed regarding the charter amendment bills. On the proposed amendment of Section 291 to set up an assembly to rewrite the entire constitution, the court ruled that this cannot be done, because the 2007 constitution received the people’s endorsement through a public referendum. Therefore, a […]

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Last week was quite quiet in terms of management trade activities, have a look below for only 2 notable transactions Buy(s): IHL – A director buys Bt. 64 mn worth of shares in her co. Interhide is linked closely to the automotive industry here in Thailand supplying hides to several of the auto manufacturers. Sell(s): […]

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Pico (Thailand) Plc (PICO) is a member of the worldwide network of Pico Far East Holding Limited, a world leader in the trade show and exhibition industry with 35 branches in 23 countries. CEO Silchai Kiatpapan discusses the company’s strategy and outlook. What is Pico’s business model? Starting 30 years ago, our group’s assets and […]

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Fairly interesting that both the SET and SEC have been in the news often the past few weeks with ideas on how to expand the SET Index further and bring in more investor flows to the local equity market. I do hope they will actually do something versus just saying they are thinking about expanding businesses. […]

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Funny little article on Bberg over the weekend on Thai politics. The writer, William Pesek, puts forth an idea to allow Thaksin to come back and prove himself. Thaksin has been extraordinarily successful at three things since fleeing to avoid prison: playing the victim, drumming up support overseas and distracting Thailand’s leaders from moving on. […]

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