Stocks in the news (aot, bgrim, delta, ktc, mgc, mint, stpi, tcap) 26.04.23
AOT to speed up its Bt100b expansions at Suvarnabhumi and Donmuang airports to support 95m passengers p.a.
Comment: AOT’s management is doing the right thing with this.
BGRIM’s renewable unit, reNIKOLA (BGRIM Malaysia 45% interest) has acquired 100% in BGMCSB & ISSB which operate 2 solar projects combined 90mw capacity, as a result BGRIM Malaysia indirectly held 45% of economic interest in BGMCSB & ISSB.
DELTA will trade new par at Bt0.10 from Bt1.00 from April 28, while its board lot will also be changed to 100 shares from 50.
Comment: It’ll be interesting to see how it trades after this.
KTC sees 20% rise in credit cards spending from collaboration with BDMS Wellness Clinique, focusing on innovation and tech for healthcare services.
MGC: automotive retail, insurance brokerage and yachting businesses, Millennium Group Corp, debuts 280m shares at Bt7.95 apiece, Bualuang & Finansia Syrus joint leads.
Comment: And despite the overall poor market, it still opened up.
MINT sees QTD 2Q avg OCC from hotels in EU within 70-75% range vs 60% in 1Q, QSR revenue above pre-Covid level thanks to positive SSSG from improved dine-in traffic, expects positive earnings momentum carry thru 2H from MICE segment.
Comment: But they’ve downgraded their outlook for the whole year, and no one talks about the Food business which is facing competition left right and center, especially pizza company.
STPI signs 2 new wellhead platform decommissioning contracts worth Bt1,845m.
Comment: I do wonder if we are going to see STPI and it’s peers begin to perform when O&G capex picks up (well it already has….)
TCAP: MBK raised holding by 0.0314% to 19.6869% on Apr 20.