AOT AOT proposing infrastructure fund — AOT will meet with the Ministry of Finance and the SEC next week to discuss setting up an infrastructure fund in order to raise Bt60bn for the construction of Suvarnabhumi Airport phase 2. It expects a decision to be made by December. Brokers and banks are lining up to […]

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With Bangkok Airways Plc listing yesterday being incredibly poor (down 12% on its first day!), is it going to go the way of Nok and Thai Airways? If you can remember Thai Airways listed in the 90’s at THB 50/share, its today at THB 14 (after multiple recaps etc etc etc), in fact the only […]

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AJD AJD starts trading at new par value of Bt0.1/share today and expects price at Bt3.2/share. Management reports set-top box sales volume of 500,000 boxes YTD and expects to sell 2mn boxes in 2014. The company is studying investing in a solar power plant in China. (Kao Hoon, 4/11/14) Comment: Stock splits = retail gold! […]

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Notable Transactions Buy(s) THB 2.3 bn DCC, TH, PJW, SAM, SAMART, TICON, TNH, SYNTEC, RS, IEC, BBL Sell(s) THB 1.17 bn TFD, PJW, PRINC, ACAP, NH, BGH, OCEAN, IEC Note: Image displays transactions that are above THB 20 mn only.

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BA BA starts trading today. It is expected to close at above Bt25/share. Management expects 2015 revenue growth of 18% YoY supported by initiation of AEC. The company aims to find three new partners. (Kao Hoon, 3/11/14) Comment: I think its going to go the way of NOK i.e. shitty first day, and it will […]

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Notable Transactions Buy(s) BBL – A clever buy, BBL’s stock price had a short term issue with the NVDR quotient being filled up, this has now been rectified hence the stock price recovery TICON – I’m half guessing that this is just a switch between custodians – but i’m not too sure Sell(s) IEC – […]

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Thailand More state rice sold- The government expects to deliver between 900,000 and 1mn tons from rice stocks by year-end through government-to-government contracts. (Bangkok Post, 31/10/14) FPO cuts growth forecast to 1.4% amid weak exports – The Finance Ministry’s think tank yesterday trimmed this year’s economic growth forecast to 1.4%, assuming that second-half growth comes […]

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