Stocks in the news (ck, dtac, gpi, gulf, tkt, tmb, wice) 17.12.20
CK wins 2 tollway maintenance contracts (Si Rat – Outer Ring & Udon Ratthaya Expressway) from BEM total Bt1.005b.
DTAC’s offering up to Bt3,500 worth of compensation to subscribers unable to sign up for government’s 50-50 co-payment scheme due to technical glitches in its online systems yesterday morning.
Comment: Well done DTAC, they’re going to keep losing pre-paid customers, value them on their post-paid accounts only.
GPI sees solid 4Q20, in-line with same period last year after resuming event organizing, while its year-end motor show has secured 95% bookings.
GULF signed deal with KIZ to supply 35MW electricity to Krabinburi under 22-year contract.
TKT upbeats FY21 outlook from strong OEM parts order for 3 new Toyota models (Corolla Cross, Fortuner SUV & Hilux truck facelift).
TMB’s major holder, Bank of Nova Scotia sold entire holding 5b shares at Bt1.14, 5% discount from previous at Bt1.2, in overnight placement, BofA, Phatra & MS JBR.
Comment: And that’s another post ’97 foreign institution that has left the country
WICE sees new record high NP in 4Q20, boosting this year revenue to Bt3.2b, sets 50-60% revenue growth target next year, thanks to rising demand for electronic component.
Comment: And that shipping was dead for a while and every firm begun using air cargo which played into WICE’s pocket