. Thailand registered a GDP growth of only 2.4% during 2019 against 4.1% in 2018 with the fourth quarter 2019 growth at merely 1.6%. Further, Total Hot Rolled Steel consumption for 2019 at 6.66 million MT
. Meanwhile, farm income declined due to a more-severe-than expected impact of the drought. The Bank of Thailand reduced Thailand’s economic growth projection for 2020 to contract 5.3% (as of March 2020
average of crude palm oil price (CPO-DIT) in 2Q2020 was at 22.00 Baht/kg., climbed up by 4.79 Baht/ kg. or 28% compared to 2Q2019 owing to demand growth of biodiesel as mandatory diesel shifting from B7 to
subsidiaries of GPSC. GPSC’s acquisition of solar power plants was is in accordance to the growth strategy of the company to expanded the renewable power business and to enhance the value from solar power
China that escalated, after the two countries retaliate against each other by increasing duties on imported goods, which has led to declining growth of global demand for oil. Also, oil price received was
สารสนเทศข่าว มติ BOD 5-60 Final 20171126 En No. NDR013/2017 Subject Resolution of the Board of Directors’ Meeting To President The Stock Exchange of Thailand Enclosure 1. Information Memorandum on 2. Information Memorandum regarding the offering of the newly issued ordinary shares to specific investors (Private Placement) 3. Capital Increase Report Form (F53 N.D. Rubber Public Company Limited (“ No.5/2017 held on November26, 2017 which has the material resolutions as follows 1. Approved to propo...
TRANSLATED VERSION As of August 27, 2014 Readers should be aware that only the original Thai text has legal force and that this English translation is strictly for reference. 37 Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board No. TorThor. 35/2556 Re: Standard Conduct of Business, Management Arrangement, Operating Systems, and Providing Services to Clients of Securities Companies and Derivatives Intermediaries _____________________________ By virtue of Section 16/6 and Section 113 of the Sec...
pros and cons of the proposal submitted in writing by Mr. Suparuek to the Company to purchase 132,000 shares with a par value of THB 100 per share or representing 66 percent of all shares of SUTG (the
shareholders qualified to vote and no more than ten percent of the total votes of the shareholders who attend the meeting vote against the proposal. In this regard, the counting of number of votes shall not