Thai Stock Market Roundup Nov. 6
A short summary to inform you of what had happened in Thai stock market on November 6, 2018.
– TIGER debuted its first hotel construction project worth ฿160M. after entering the stock market.
– MACO grew 14% in 3Q18, gained ฿68.17 million of profit, ฿8 million higher than the same period of last year.
– HFT’s 3Q18 profit decreased 11% to ฿52.08 million from ฿58.49 million YoY.
– DOD had finally signed the MOU with Chinese partner to broadcast and distribute supplementary foods on its biggest TV channel, CCTV.
– EA entered a joint venture with South East Advisory Company Limited, one of Mr. Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi’s company, to establish charging stations for electric vehicles in Thailand.
– Chaopraya Mahanakorn Public Company Limited (CMC) aimed to appoint an underwriter by tomorrow (Nov. 7) to kickoff its 250 million IPO selling.
– JAS lost 27% of its profit in 3Q18, earned only ฿388 million, compared to ฿531.53 million YoY.
– KCE’s 3Q18 profit fell 8% to ฿567.65 million, compared to ฿616.92 million YoY.
– SGP’s 3Q18 profit lowered to 738 million, decreased ฿12.64% from the same period of last year.
– Due to less income and higher expense, AIT’s 3Q18 fell 50% to ฿61.84 million, compared to its ฿123.41 million YoY.
– SPVI slightly lost its 3Q18 profit by 4% from ฿8.83 million in 3Q17 to ฿8.46 million in this quarter.
– Foreign Investors continued the rally in buying Thai stocks for ฿2.2bln., while local individuals decided for a selloff ahead of the US midterm election.
– SET closed at 1,669.33 points, decreased 1.25 points or 0.07% with 39.2bln. in total value due to uncertainty of how the US midterm election will turn out.
Top 10 Most Impact Shares on November 6
