Thu, February 23, 2012 06:52:42 AM
Bangkok Post
Thu, February 23, 2012 06:52:42 AM
Bangkok Post
The SET-listed Charoen Pokphand Foods Plc (CPF) is confident it can achieve annual revenue of 600 billion baht by 2016 thanks to its strong food sales and international expansion.
Nineteen Thai companies have been recognised with the Board of the Year Award 2010/11 by the Thai Institute of Directors Association (IOD) for their good corporate governance practices.
Business leaders exhaled yesterday after the Constitutional Court endorsed two executive decrees, especially one regarding 350 billion baht in emergency loans.
Even though two executives decrees were endorsed by the Constitutional Court yesterday and a second bailout of debt-ridden Greece was announced, the Thai share market could not close above last year's record high.
With the new Bangkok city plan not yet finalised, land deals for condominium development should be postponed.
Rayong Purifier Plc (RPC), a maker of fuel oil and petrochemical products, says it could lose 13 billion baht in revenue if its condensate residue factory remains closed after PTT's move to quit supplying raw material to the company.
Moviegoers can now pay for tickets they booked via mobile phones, applications, websites and Facebook at counters including those at 7-Eleven.
Krungsri Consumer, a business unit of Bank of Ayudhya, is seeking more growth opportunities following the acquisition of HSBC's credit card business.
'We believe in openness and honesty, which are an important part of our culture. Honesty and ethics are high on our list of business practices. We have only one reputation and if it is gone, it's gone," says Rowan D'Arcy, the president and chief executive of Sri Ayudhya Capital Plc.
ING Life, the local life insurance unit of the Dutch financial services giant ING group, is committed to expanding its operations and profitability this year despite the looming prospective sale of ING's Asian insurance operations.
