Thai Stock Market Roundup February 28, 2019

– BGRIM’s sales grew 16% from 3 SPPs, booked ฿1.86 billion of profit in 2018, proposed ฿0.17/share of a dividend.

– Thai Airways received an approval to use China route to Europe and had been back into its normal operations.

– High expenses and liability caused AAV’s profit to shrink 95% from ฿1.4 billion to ฿70 million.

– SUPER reported 18% lower of profit in 2018 while aiming to invest ฿577 million in 2 of Vietnam wind power plants.

– BA’s 2018 profit sank 68% to ฿250 million, proposed a dividend payment at 0.08/share, XD March 12, 2019.

– ECF’s 2018 profit fell 52% from ฿70.57 million in 2017 to ฿33.76 million in 2018 due to higher expenses.

– ROJNA’s 2018 profit plunged 49% from ฿1.31 billion to ฿671.21 million due to higher expenses, still proposed a dividend payment at ฿0.20/share, XD May 3, 2019.

– SIRI’s sales revenue in 2018 fell, dragged its profit down 28% to ฿2.1 billion, still, proposed a dividend payment at ฿0.08/share, XD March 14, 2019.

– Trump–Kim’s meeting finishes early with a walkout, ended the two-day summit with no agreement.

– Foreign Investors poured ฿4.16 billion, caused SET to slump 12pts.

– SET closed at 1,653.48 points, plunged 11.79 points or 0.71% with ฿54 billion in value. The negativity had been tormenting Asia markets since morning session following Dow Jones overnight after the meeting between Trump and Kim in Hanoi showed no sign of any progress on denuclearization.

 

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