Bangkok: Thai stocks closed this morning up 2.82 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand closed this morning at 1,141.98 points, an increase of 2.82 points (+0.25%), with a trading value of approximately 13,470 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, in the morning trading, the index fluctuated in positive territory,
Bangkok: Nutrition Profession Public Company Limited (NUT), a leader in the development and production of dietary supplements, commenced trading on the Market for Alternative Investment (mai) Stock Exchange today. The company had previously closed the…
Bangkok: Sahapatanapibul Public Company Limited (SPC) has released a premium version of “MAMA OK” in two flavors: “Tonkotsu” and “Kimchi Seafood”. According to Thai News Agency, SPC has identified two new flavors that have been released to elevate the deliciousness like sitting in a famous restaurant with a rich taste
Bangkok: Nutrition Profession Public Company Limited (NUT), a leader in the development and production of dietary supplements, commenced trading on the Market for Alternative Investment (mai) Stock Exchange today. The company had previously closed the subscription for 37 million initial public offering (IPO) shares at a price of 6.80 baht
Bangkok: The president of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce assessed that the measures to restrict Thai-Cambodian border crossings will affect Thai exports by only 5-10 percent because it is not a permanent border closure. He believes that both countries are aware of the impact on people’s livelihoods.
Bangkok: The Chamber of Commerce points out that Thai-Cambodian trade can still be done, but logistics must be adjusted. The Vice Chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce revealed that exports to Cambodia continue despite measures to limit cross-borde…
Bangkok: Kasikorn Research Center has maintained its forecast for Thailand’s GDP growth at 1.4% for 2025, highlighting the imminent conclusion of a 90-day import tariff deferral period and indicating a lack of progress in negotiations with the United States. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai economy faces potential risks
Bangkok: Railway workers have extended their gratitude to the Cabinet following the approval of increased special welfare payments for officials working in risk areas within the southern border provinces. This decision also includes additional payments for officials stationed outside these risk zones but whose duties require them to work within