Notable Transactions Buy(s) THB 209 mn DCORP – A switch amongst directors. A rather odd company in the end. ORI – We were unsurprised by the drop in share price, and are surprised by founders buying shares…well..lets see Sell(s) THB 248 mn AMA – Thats a huge block sale, wonder who the buyer is. BEAUTY […]
Read More →Property limits So there’s been noise in the market over the past few months with the BOT first coming out saying that they want to stop the search for yield characteristics in the property market. And on Friday it was announced that the below regulations will come into effect by 1 April 2019. Property price […]
Read More →GPSC GPSC fell sharply by 10.12% after GPSC prepared to appeal to the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) after the GLOW acquisition was denied. It has 30 days to appeal on the grounds of maintaining shareholder interest. It reiterated that the acquisition is required by regulations. (Kao Hoon, 22/10/18) Comment: We have our doubts that this […]
Read More →ADB ADB will run the first phase of machines in its new factory in November. This will raise production capacity and output can be sent in 1Q19. It expects revenue to grow. (Kao Hoon, 10/10/18) BAY BAY will book extra gain from the sale of 50% of Ngerntidlor of Bt6.3bn in 4Q18. (Kao Hoon, 10/10/18) […]
Read More →CPF CPF unveiled its three-year business plan. It expects revenue from the broiler business to reach Bt50bn and plans to raise the contribution of processed chicken. It expects export growth of 10% annually. It expects revenue from the broiler business to reach Bt45bn this year, +10%YoY. (Thun Hoon, 26/9/18) Comment: As a holdco its ridiculously […]
Read More →BM BM expects 3Q18 results to be outstanding, supported by new orders. It is confident that revenue will grow by 10-20% to reach Bt1bn. Backlog is Bt500mn, all of which will be booked as revenue this year. It plans to launch a new product. It was awarded a project bid from DTAC to set up […]
Read More →ASEFA ASEFA expects 2H18 results to be better HoH supported by high season, but it admits that 2018 earnings growth will come in below target of 15%. Current backlog is Bt2.06bn and 60% of backlog is expected to be booked as revenue this year. It plans to bid for projects with total value of Bt3bn. […]
Read More →AMATA AMATA expects land sales to reach 925 rai this year as it already sold 350 rai. It is dealing with customers to sell several hundred rai, especially in the EEC. It expects to revenue contribution from recurring income to rise to 80% from 60% now. It is studying investment projects in Myanmar and Laos. […]
Read More →DELTA Delta Taiwan upping holding to alleviate trade war risk. The President of DELTA Taiwan reiterated that the increase of the parent company’s holding in DELTA is being undertaken to reduce the risks arising out of a trade. (Thun Hoon, 7/8/18) Comment: That is the rhetoric from the company…and then the media domestically and internationally […]
Read More →AEONTS AEONTS’s loan growth improved YoY, backed by its strong credit card business. It expects the revived economy to enhance the ability for debt repayment, controlling NPLs to 2.35%. (Thun Hoon, 21/6/18) Comment: So all the news last year about the BOT limiting the customer types that can receive credit cards has had no impact […]
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