Bangkok, August 28, 2015 ? The SEC has amended rules governing issuers? qualifications to further enhance the efficiency in the securities public offering?s reviewing process of non-listed companies. Rapee Sucharitakul, SEC Secretary-General revealed that the Capital Market Supervisory Board approved the revision of regulations to govern qualifications of non-listed company issuers proposing securities public offering (PO). The revised rules require the issuers of non-listed company not have any...
Bangkok, September 27, 2012 ? The Thai capital market holds the third place, following Singapore and Hong Kong, in CG Watch 2012 ? a survey on corporate governance of Asian capital markets conducted by the Asian Corporate Governance Association and CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets. Among 11 countries on survey this year, Japan and Malaysia tie at the fourth rank while Thailand has made progress in four out of five categories. They are: (1) CG Rules and Practice: The assessment showed most listed fi...
stimulus measures as inflation gradually increases. Central Pattana Public Company Limited (“The Company” or “CPN”) carried out its business plan, while continued placing a great emphasis on effective
store rental rate growth is at 3.0% from THB 1,611 per sqm/month in the previous year to THB 1,660 per sqm/month as a result of rate escalations, contract renewals and lower discounts given to tenants at
-use development projects, as many of GLAND’s assets are located in high-potential locations capable of large-scale project development, thus increases the competitiveness in the industry and create
the acquisition Grand Canal Land Public Company Limited (“GLAND”) in September 2018. The comparison of financial performance for 1Q19 versus 4Q18 (QoQ) CPN reported increases in both operating and net
of GLAND’s assets are located in high-potential locations capable of large-scale project development, thus increases the competitiveness in the industry and create sustainable return to shareholders in
1,671 per sqm/month. Same store rental rate growth is at 3.1% from THB 1,645 per sqm/month in the previous year to THB 1,670 per sqm/month as a result of rate escalations, contract renewals and lower
malls, enhancement of existing shopping malls, rental rate escalations, incremental gains from operations management, mixed-use project development, as well as M&A opportunities into high quality assets