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average of all stocks held by each fund in December 2016. Ranking based on P/B ratio. High P/B = growth stock. Ranking based on past 12 months returns. …but in Thailand, small cap and value stocks tend to
sustainable growth. The company has adjusted the stock management to be more efficiency in order to response to the economic and challenge surrounding situations. Moreover, the Company plan for a road map in
company growth in stock valuation, thereby indicating that the PE ratio would be positively associated with earnings growth (Fama and French, 1998). When the dividend yield is higher, the expected return
firms surpassing earnings targets. Complementing this evidence, DeAngelo et al. (1996) find that firms with consistent earnings growth experience stock price declines when such growth terminates. Skinner
sustainable growth. Despite many crises, such as Iraq war, terrorism, and SARS that clouded our economic growth and stock market from time to time, the countryûs sound fundamental and investorsû confidence had
excellent opportunities for sustainable growth, so we can say that good CG adds to a firm’s value and sustains its growth. In 2002, The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) supported listed firms have to good CG
economy and the ongoing financial crisis in the European zone. The emerging economies, however, continued to maintain consistent and high growth potential thanks, in part, to positive liquidity generated
. Within 20 December 2018, subscribe the newly increase share capital of 20,000,000 shares and make the payment of Baht 200,000.000. The Company will maintain the percentage of shareholder proportionate not
company of EforL. 3. General Characteristic of the Transaction The Company will subscribe newly share capital with existing shareholders proportionate of 43,649,997 shares or 50.17% of newly increase share