Bangkok, 15 January 2018 ? The SEC has announced today the three-year Strategic Plan 2018-2020 with more focus on provision of wealth advice for long-term well-being of investors and promotion of sustainable efficiency in all aspects of market development.The plan involves several key implementations, including support for entry of wealth advisory service providers, optimum utilization of technologies and innovations to facilitate fast and convenient market access, more efficient cost management...
SEC’s key strategies on tech-driven sustainable growth and prosperity. The conference which attracted more than 300 participants from leading organizations was held at the Centara Grand Hotel
from THB 265.6 million in the same period last year, representing an increase of 3.7%. This increase was driven by higher revenue from sale of goods, an increase of 1.7% from THB 232.2 million to THB
+20.3% Export 296,827 313,576 -5.3% 858,787 849,982 +1.0% For the 3rd quarter of 2018, total vehicle production volume reported a 3.9% growth compared to last year, driven by strong domestic demands
three-month period ended March 31, 2018 was Baht 75.39 million, a growth of 59.82% over same period of previous year, mainly driven by:- Growing consolidated revenues of Baht 436.85 million in Q1/2018
driven by the continued growth in construction industry and further renovation/expansion of retail stores and new Shopping complexes despite revenue recognition delays from some turnkey projects to next
goods and rendering of services in Q2/2018 was recorded at Baht 684 million, higher 19% Y-O-Y, which can be presented by sales channels as follows: - Project up 23% Y-O-Y driven by the continued growth in
projects postponed to next quarters, Project sales up 5% Y-O-Y driven by the continued growth in construction industry and the expansion of new Shopping complexes; - Wholesales/Retails sales up 5% Y-O-Y
revenue for Q1 2017 grew slightly by 0.9% year-on-year, driven by good car sales in the Malaysian car dealerships and higher sales in China. These increases were partly offset by lower revenue in Thailand
from the prior quarter. Therefore, commercial banks’ asset quality still needs close watching. As of the end of the second quarter of 2019, net loans at 14 domestically-registered commercial banks grew