At the joint meeting held at the SEC Building yesterday, the SEC led by Secretary-General Pornanong Budsaratragoon and the management, and the ASCO led by Chairman Pichet Sithi-Amnuai, directors and members (consisting of executives and representatives from 38 securities firms) held discussions and shared views regarding operations that may affect trust and confidence in the Thai capital market such as the use of program trading/ high-frequency trading. The participants also discussed approaches...
purchasing power. Government spending is also important in sustaining the economy, with government spending increasing compared to 2020 due to COVID-19 epidemic mitigation. Specifically, the third wave of
purchasing power. Government spending is also important in sustaining the economy, with government spending increasing compared to 2020 due to COVID-19 epidemic mitigation. Specifically, the third wave of
, PDI stopped its mining activities in 2016 and ceased conventional zinc business by the end of 2017. Whilst sustaining the zinc business as a trading business, PDI reassessed its business structure to
debt in sustaining the net capital**. Moreover, the proposed amendment included a review of the risk haircut rates used in calculating the net capital adequacy in alignment with the current conditions
% Total Expenses (9,656) (9,082) (148) (180) (9,804) (9,262) 542 6% Share of Profit (Loss) 1,647 1,446 2 22 1,649 1,468 181 12% Profit (Loss) before the effects of foreign exchange, deferred income tax and
million from the reversal of deferred tax assets during the reporting quarter amounting to Baht 2.97 million as compared to the recognition of the deferred tax assets of Baht 0.24 million during the 3
8,016 5,337 2,679 50% Total Expenses (7,221) (4,956) (156) (126) (7,377) (5,082) 2,295 45% Share of Profit (Loss) 2,417 2,037 12 4 2,429 2,041 388 19% Profit (Loss) before FX, deferred income tax
foreign exchange, deferred income tax, and lease income 2,475 3,046 13 22 2,488 3,068 (580) (19%) Deferred income (expense) tax (197) 25 - 1 (197) 26 (223) (100%) Profit (Loss) before the effects of foreign
of foreign exchange, deferred income tax, and lease income 2,504 2,967 45 50 2,549 3,017 (468) (16%) Deferred income (expense) tax 22 (13) - - 22 (13) 35 100% Profit (Loss) before the effects of