Thai Stock Market Roundup March 7, 2019

A short summary to inform you of what had happened in Thai stock market on March 7, 2019.


EA invested two million baht to establish two new subsidiaries to advance in the investment in Taiwan.

CHO asserted the fire incident had no effect to business while the damage was limited to ฿2,000.

ECF issued debentures not exceeding ฿200 million with 6.75% interest rate to increase liquidity.

JSP issued debentures not exceeding ฿300 million with 7.25% interest rate.

D acquired the right to sell “Planmeca,” confident in increasing the company’s revenue by ฿40 million per year.

DTC sold Dusit Thani Maldives to DREIT at the price of ฿2.3 billion.

KTC issued two series of debentures not exceeding ฿2.5 billion for institutions.

CHEWA issued debentures not exceeding ฿500 million for institutions and major investors.

MILL announced that its joint venture company had acquired a project from PEA worth ฿199 million.

SIRI invested ฿600 million to develop its technology, aiming to be the first “Digital Real Estate” in real estate business.

Individuals and Institutions joined a ฿1.1 billion buy to buoy SET from a slump despite global market volatility.

SET closed at 1,633.21 points, rose 7.70 points or 0.47% with ฿38.6 billion in value. The stock index rose unexpectedly despite volatility in the region and a plummet in EU markets. The rise was partly due to the buying pressure of blue-chip stocks from investors in the near end of the morning session. The index started to climb since then while the dissolution of the Thai Raksa Chart Party went by without any opposition and trouble.

 

Top 10 Most Impact Shares on March 7, 2019

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