Stocks in the news (ah, bafs, epg, itd, pttep, samtel, scb, tpch) 09.04.24
AH sees rising opportunity for EV parts orders and Changan dealership shows strong growth, sets Bt800m capex this year.
Comment: Sure – but again – total volume growth isn’t there, it’s just replacement for the domestic market.
BAFS sets Bt1.2b capex for project to connect pipeline with Thappline in Bang Pa-in, contract by 1H24 and COD in 2026, sees 17% growth in jet fuel sale and 41% in pipeline transport in 1Q24.
EPG sees rising demand for coffee cups during 5-day Songkran holidays, while weak THB boosted export revenue, firms on 8-10% revenue growth target this year.
ITD holds public presentation on its solution after facing liquidity problems.
Comment: “We fooked”
PTTEP raised its stake in Myanmar’s Yadana oil field to 63% after the exit of Chevron, another major partner in the project.
Comment: This is great for Thailand, national energy security is a must.
SAMTEL sees >Bt7b worth of new contracts, adding to Bt4.5b existing backlog, sets Bt6b revenue target this year, a 30% growth.
Comment: Back in the day this was a PT-related company…could all the Samart Group companies pump again?
SCB sees no impact from ITD, all provided for.
Comment: “We fooked too”
TPCH’s solar power jv with Maekong Power with 40% stake to start construction in 2Q24.
SET announced outstanding short positions, among top 6 are AOT-R, BTS-R, TTB-R, JAS-R, PTT-R, CPF-R.
Comment: Bottom in? Korn’s silly oped + this = green skies ahead?