7481 - 7490 of 7,775 results Sort by: Relevance Date (Newest) Date (Oldest) 18071178.pdf of 31st December 2017, to be CAD 7.03 as of 30st June 2018. Property , plant and equipment net increased by THB
7481 - 7490 of 7,775 results Sort by: Relevance Date (Newest) Date (Oldest) 18071178.pdf of 31st December 2017, to be CAD 7.03 as of 30st June 2018. Property , plant and equipment net increased by THB
Company Limited (GPSC) (“the company”) earned a net profit of Baht 3,359 million, slightly increased by Baht 184 million or 6% from 2017. The increase was due to... https://market.sec.or.th/public/idisc
) (“the company”) earned a net profit of Baht 3,359 million, slightly increased by Baht 184 million or 6% from 2017. The increase was due to... https://market.sec.or.th/public/idisc/Download?FILEID=dat/news
. Moreover, the daily trading volume increased from 18.9 billion baht to 20.5 billion baht. These results reflected the strengths of Thailand’s economic fundamentals and investors’ confidence in the prospects
Note: Summary of market data in 2007: ë SET Index increased 26 percent from December 29, 2006 ë Average daily trading value of B17.1bn, compared to B16.28bn in 2006 ë Local retail investors net sell
information on duty in taking advantage of the general public. ë Securities investment The staff at all levels is prohibited from purchasing securities approved for issuance and offering by the SEC and
11th and ending 2001 strongly at 303. The average daily trading value rose to 6,440 million baht from 3,740 million baht in the previous year while the SET’s market capitalization increased from 1.28
) (“the company”) had a net profit of Baht 888 million, increased by Baht 73 million or 9% from Q2/2017. The increase in the profit is due to the rise in sales price resulted from the incre... https
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