The Thai economy in 3Q22 continued to face a slow recovery from macroeconomic factors. While the tourist sector improved from border reopening in more countries, accelerated inflation has pressured
Thailand will provide to each other with regard to cross-border equity offering and depositary receipt (DR), which can make a strong contribution to the successful implementation. Enhancing cooperation
travelers segment revenue declined further due to border closure and travel restriction. In addition, NBTC’s mandate for free data & voice in Apr-May caused significant drop in prepaid top up, while the
regulatory mapping exercises whereby a common ground has been established on 3 January 2020 regarding mutual recognition of funds. At the preliminary stage, both parties agreed on cross-border offerings of
. Market and Competitive Environment The Thai economy in FY22 started off with a positive tone of post-pandemic recovery with the tourist and hospitality- related sectors mostly benefiting from the border re
-border investment opportunities for investors. “To promote development of cross-border products, SEC Thailand has put considerable efforts to revise rules and regulations related to DR issuance in
from the re-opened economy amid continued intense competition Mobile revenue reported Bt29,217mn, improving 0.4% YoY and 1.3% QoQ, mainly benefiting from the border reopening and 5G adoption. However
disruption of cross border logistics ( that was an issue in Q2), or further large scale lockdowns, so no further one shot impact similar to April-May is projected. The cost saving measures will continue to
that towards the end of the year and into 2021 demand should increase. In other segments, disruption in cross border logistics is the key concern and once mitigation efforts are in place we should return
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