Articles in the Companies Category
The Siam Cement Group (Thailand) expects 10% rise in turnover for 2010
The Siam Cement Group (SCG) CEO is confident the company;s turnover this year will increase by 10% from the past year without concern for impact from current domestic political turmoil.
The Siam Cement Group (SCG) CEO is confident the company;s turnover this year will increase by 10% from the past year without concern for impact from current domestic political turmoil.
PTT of Thailand denies Wall Street listing plans
PTT yesterday insisted it had no plans at this time to seek a listing in New York, spokesman Auttapol Rerkpiboon said in a statement.
PTT yesterday insisted it had no plans at this time to seek a listing in New York, spokesman Auttapol Rerkpiboon said in a statement.
PTT Aromatics and Refining (Thailand) profit up 35% on better margins
PTT Aromatics and Refining Plc (PTTAR) reported a 35% rise in first-quarter earnings, in line with forecasts, on higher petrochemical margins.
PTT Aromatics and Refining Plc (PTTAR) reported a 35% rise in first-quarter earnings, in line with forecasts, on higher petrochemical margins.
Mitsubhishi confirms 250 million dollars eco-car investment in Thailand
Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) and Mitsubishi Motors Corporations move forward with its Bht 8 billion-eco-car investment project with aim to start production within September 2011 and to launch first Mitsubishi eco-car in Thailand by the beginning of 2012. The companies are also looking for the possibilities to establish a new production facility in the country if market demand increases.
Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) and Mitsubishi Motors Corporations move forward with its Bht 8 billion-eco-car investment project with aim to start production within September 2011 and to launch first Mitsubishi eco-car in Thailand by the beginning of 2012. The companies are also looking for the possibilities to establish a new production facility in the country if market demand increases.
Air France-KLM launches programme for Thai small and medium businesses.
Air France-KLM has launched a joint programme in Thailand called "BlueBiz", providing corporate benefits to small and medium-sized businesses.
Air France-KLM has launched a joint programme in Thailand called "BlueBiz", providing corporate benefits to small and medium-sized businesses.
More Companies to be listed on Thailand’s SET
Investment bankers predict a sharp jump in activity in the primary market following March's strong rally on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
Investment bankers predict a sharp jump in activity in the primary market following March's strong rally on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
Thai Airways to acquire 15 Airbus
The carrier needs 50 billion baht in capital for its restructuring, of which 20 billion baht would come from a capital increase and 30 billion from borrowing.
The carrier needs 50 billion baht in capital for its restructuring, of which 20 billion baht would come from a capital increase and 30 billion from borrowing.
PTT wins US$300 million loan from Japanese banks
PTT has won a US$300 million (about Bt10 billion) credit facility from Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and Mizuho Corporate Bank, reflecting the sustained confidence in the ...
PTT has won a US$300 million (about Bt10 billion) credit facility from Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and Mizuho Corporate Bank, reflecting the sustained confidence in the ...
Isuzu Motors to move pickup truck development to Thailand
Isuzu Motors Ltd. said Friday it will move its operation to develop small pickup trucks to Thailand in April from the Fujisawa plant in Kanagawa Prefecture.
Isuzu Motors Ltd. said Friday it will move its operation to develop small pickup trucks to Thailand in April from the Fujisawa plant in Kanagawa Prefecture.
General Motors (Thailand) to build three new diesel engines plants
General Motors (Thailand) says it is willing to supply other auto-makers with diesel engines it plans to manufacture in three new plants, with production expected to start next year.
General Motors (Thailand) says it is willing to supply other auto-makers with diesel engines it plans to manufacture in three new plants, with production expected to start next year. 
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