Control Order (“MCO”) or lockdown imposed the Government of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and India was necessary to prevent the spread of the virus. Thailand and Malaysia were badly impacted by the MCO
postponement or temporary suspension of PVD contribution to employees or employers who are affected by the COVID-19 spread. This measure aims to lessen the expense burdens and prevent PVD cancellation by
and REITs and the submission of financial statements and the auditor’s reports on PVDs amid the spread of COVID-19. The meeting has passed the following resolutions: 1. Exemption for the holding of
Due to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, securities companies and derivatives intermediaries have to allow their employees to perform duties from home and provide operational systems and
expansion and maintained the company interest spread was 63.57 million baht, a decrease from the sam 30.90%. For the overall performance of 2019 of 208.95 million baht or 12.74 increase of 258.86 million baht
expansion and maintained the company interest spread was 63.57 million baht, a decrease from the sam 30.90%. For the overall performance of 2019 of 208.95 million baht or 12.74 increase of 258.86 million baht
still affected by the oil price volatility in the global market. Despite the crude oil price recovery, the average crack spread between finished product and referenced crude oil price continues to decline
spread (DTD/DB), and the improvement of Fuel Oil / Dubai (FO/DB) crack spread. However, due to the crude price drop in this quarter, there was an inventory loss of THB 1,010 million, leading to an EBITDA
reduced Market GRM, following the decline in refinery production volume due to the TAM, as well as a decrease in average Gasoline/Dubai crack spread and Fuel oil/Dubai crack spread, and the rise in crude
Annual Report 2004 S h a p i n g t h e T h ai C a p i t a l M a r k e t A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 0 4 S E C U R I T I E S A N D E X C H A N G E C O M M I S S I O N , T H A I L A N D This year’s annual report features Benjarong ceramics. Benjarong, meaning five colours, gained popularity in the royal court and the high society of Siam in the late Ayudhya period (A.D. 1350 - 1767). But it was during the early Rattanakosin period (A.D. 1782 - present), in the reigns of King Rama II and King Rama...