The Latest Breaking News from SET

SET-listed retail and property developer Central Pattana Plc (CPN) said 2021 saw 28.9 billion baht in revenue and 7.1 billion baht in net profit amid Covid-19 headwinds.

Thailand is expected to become an "aged" society this year or next, with people aged 60 and over set to account for 20% of the population.

SET-listed Bangchak Corporation (BCP) posted record-high earnings of 25.8 billion baht last year thanks to the global oil and gas price surge.

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SET-listed Bangkok Commercial Asset Management (BAM) is in talks with seven financial institutions to be potential partners and set up joint venture asset management companies (JV AMCs) under the Bank of Thailand's initiative to manage non-performing loans (NPLs) in the banking industry.

The Thai stock market remains attractive as listed companies continue to make profits and the bourse has recorded positive net fund inflows the last two months.

SET-listed RS announced yesterday the acquisition of the entire business of Unilever Life (ULife), a direct sales business unit of the global consumer product conglomerate Unilever, with an investment of roughly 880 million baht.

The SET Index is likely to move higher this month. For one thing, we believe the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant, which may have peaked, will take a back seat to domestic economic conditions.

SET-listed Millcon Steel, a Thai steel manufacturer, is seeking partners to co-invest in recycling businesses to add value to scrap under the circular economic concept.

SET-listed developer N.C. Housing plans to keep launching new low-rise houses, with five projects slated for three locations worth a combined 4.5 billion baht, to capture rising demand in the sector.

Higher inflation, a labour shortage and the rising prices of fuel and construction materials will drive new home prices higher this year after the housing price index kept declining since the first quarter of 2020.