Kaohoon’s Top News on February 24, 2021
Top news from “Kaohoon Turakij Newspaper” to start the trading day on February 24, 2021.
Top news from “Kaohoon Turakij Newspaper” to start the trading day on February 24, 2021.
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– OR has attracted more than hundred thousand individuals to open a stock portfolio. About 60,000 accounts have opened with Bualuang, 34,000 accounts with Kasikorn and at least 20,000 accounts with Siam Commercial. Analysts expected OR to get away with a cash balance measure again if the total trading volume below 10.5 billion baht
 
–  PTT set provisional capital expenditure for the 5-year plan amounting to 103 billion baht, affirming a profit from oil inventory as Dubai crude oil price is expected to average at US$55-60 per barrel in 2021. TOP pointed out a recovery prospect this year as the global consumption of petroleum has been increased. Meanwhile GPSC expected GPM in 2021 to deliver a better result compared to the year 2020 in line with a 4% expansion in electricity and steam demand in Map Ta Phut and the average natural gas price was lower than last year, also anticipated a 900 million baht recognition from the synergy of GLOW. 
 
–  TMI made a turnaround in 2020 to book a net profit of 14.09 million baht, while total revenue was 447.86 million baht, an increase of 14.25% YoY. Meanwhile SABUY’s share price yesterday (Feb 23) closed 30% higher at ฿2.86/share, above the IPO price for the first time, showing a net profit of 102.06 million baht, an increase of 76.03%. 
 
–  TQM reported 2020 earnings of 701 million baht, up 38.4% YoY. Recently, the company has acquired Easy Lending Limited in preparation for penetrating personal loan business once the Bank of Thailand gives a greenlight. TQM targeted insurance premiums of 25 billion baht this year from a further investment in TQR and M&amp;A. In addition, TQM has approved a dividend payment of ฿1.15/share with and XD on March 9, 2021.
 
–  EA announced 2021 is the year of harvesting profit and revenue, targeting to recognize a revenue of 15 billion baht, while expecting electric vehicle segment (EV) to generate 20% of total revenue.      