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very well as 50 new companies got listed on the SET and MAI over the year. Listed companies’ net profit registered 454.1 billion baht with the market capitalization as high as 4.52 trillion baht
in the fourth quarter of 2001, attracting significant interest from both local and international investors. In addition, the Plan calls for the fostering of a robust and balanced investor base as well
million baht respectively. Accordingly, buying volumes of domestic institutional investors were partly from the establishment of new 40 equities mutual funds. High level of confidence among domestic
economic development while improving the quality of life of the workforce and their families as well as of the local community and society at large. (WBCSD Stakeholder Dialogue on CSR, The Netherlands, Sept
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years. The capital market, as a fine piece of the picture, glues and connects other elements to complete the whole picture, and is well reflected by the confidence of domestic and foreign investors in the
were revised Introduction to be compatible with ASEAN CG Scorecard criteria, which is used to assess and rank listed companies’ CG practices in ASEAN, thus making them again up-to-date, bringing the