Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session down 2.13 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) ended this morning at 1,246.00 points, reflecting a decrease of 2.13 points, or 0.17%, with a trading value of approximately 24,784.93 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, during the morning trading, the index

Buriram: The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has confirmed that the land at the Khao Kradong Intersection in Buriram Province is state-owned land, following a final ruling by the Central Administrative Court. The dispute regarding the land, which is designated for railway use, has been resolved with the court affirming

Bangkok: CPF is collaborating with Mahidol University to promote innovative food products as alternatives to traditional medication in reducing heart disease risks. CPF is showcasing its “Space Chicken and Omega-3 Eggs from U FARM” at the 8th ICOH-CVD International Academic Conference, emphasizing the importance of nutritious, easily accessible food for

Bangkok: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has initiated a civil lawsuit against 13 individuals, accusing them of manipulating shares of MAX, EIC, NEWS, and NEWS-W5. According to Thai News Agency, the SEC has called on prosecutors to pursue charges against these 13 individuals, seeking civil penalties amounting to 202

Bangkok: The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is hosting its 19th annual flagship event, Thailand Focus 2025, from August 27-29, 2025, under the theme ‘Beyond the Challenges.’ This event aims to showcase the Thai economy and capital market’s resilience and potential in overcoming challenges to foster new investment opportunities. According

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed down 3.34 points today. SET closed at 1,244.79 points, down 3.34 points (-0.27%), with a trading value of 49,180.56 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the stock trading saw the index fluctuate throughout the day, reaching a low of 1,243.53 points and a high of

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira has accepted a proposal from the Thai Chamber of Commerce to introduce relief measures aimed at reviving the economies of seven provinces affected by border unrest. The proposal, submitted by Mr. Poj Aramwattananon, Chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and

Bangkok: PTT has been ranked as Thailand’s most valuable brand for the fifth consecutive year by Brand Finance, with a brand value of US$9.2 billion, representing an 11% increase, reinforcing its position as the country’s energy leader. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Kongkrapan Intarajang, President and Chief Executive Officer