% 0% 0% Fixed Income Money Market Thailand Equity Property Fund Foreign EQ Allocation Commodities ETF Miscellaneous 2 Thai Mutual Fund Industry 68% 12% 20% 74% 21% 5% Equity Large-Cap Equity Small/Mid
, particularly from large corporate and SME. However, the commercial banks remained cautious in lending as the loan quality continued to deteriorate especially SME loan. Overall NPL ratio increased marginally from
, particularly from large corporate and SME. However, the commercial banks remained cautious in lending as the loan quality continued to deteriorate especially SME loan. Overall NPL ratio increased marginally from
earnings (EBITDA). Shareholders, including the majority shareholders, expressed their faith in the performance and future prospects of the Company and subscribed, in large numbers, to the warrants (IVL-W1
earnings (EBITDA). Shareholders, including the majority shareholders, expressed their faith in the performance and future prospects of the Company and subscribed, in large numbers, to the warrants (IVL-W1
that such redemption may cause liquidity problem to the mutual fund and thus affects other unitholders. For, funds of funds and feeder funds investing in large overseas funds, however, the redemption may
market?s product variety while it will be more convenient for investors to invest in foreign securities.Foreign securities underlying DRs must either be shares of a large company or investment units of an
Activities decreased to 22 million Baht was a result of the postponement of projects in Vietnam as well as last year the company had sold a large number of LED lighting luminaires to an Australian Retail Chain
Business Performance of commercial property business constitutes those of a 3,000-sqm NLA retail space ‘The Lighthouse’ and a large-scale office complex ‘Suntowers’, which is the key contributor to the
consumption should remain resilient owing to rising income levels and employment gains, and fixed investment is likely to pick up amid high capacity utilization and government infrastructure spending. Risks