PTT to lift Bangchak stake to 30%
PTT will invest US$120 million (Bt4.6 billion) in Bangchak Petroleum, increasing its interest in the company to 30 per cent.
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IN BRIEF
K-Tech wins Pearl revamp contract
K-Tech Construction has been awarded the Bt215.7-million contract for the Indigo Pearl Hotel project in Phuket.
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Sansiri spends big on '06 sales push
Sansiri Plc, a homebuilder for mid- to high-end housing projects, is in the midst of its biggest-ever promotional campaign covering 33 housing and condominium projects worth Bt16 billion.
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RICE MARKET
Year's first jasmine bidding set to open
Thailand, the world's top fragrant-rice exporter, will soon open bidding for the first time this year for hom mali rice.
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Company Report
KRUNG THAI BANK's board approved a dividend payment for 2005 operations.
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Home shows expect Bt1 bn in sales
The organisers of two shows that kicked off this week at Impact Arena Muang Thong Thani are hoping for combined sales of about Bt1 billion from the events, boosting land developers and makers of home decoration products as the first quarter draws to a close.
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Juicing up your skin as well as your palate
Sahapathanapibul yesterday launched Mizu, a drink containing 30-per-cent fruit, to tap into the youth market during the summer season.
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FOREIGN TRADE
Restructure regardless, says Somkid
Dept told to ignore political unrest
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LATE NEWS
Proposals readied for tax reductions
The Fiscal Policy Office may ask the next finance minister to cut corporate income tax.
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Tour agents: Don't declare emergency
The Federation of Thai Tourism Associations (FTTA) called on the government in a statement yesterday to avoid acrimony and not announce a state of emergency as it would adversely affect the industry.
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SHRIMP EXPORTS TO US
Meet set on double penalty
The country's shrimp exporters may no longer have to face a double penalty imposed by the United States after officials of the US Trade Representative meet with Commerce Vice Minister Uttama Savanayana next week to discuss the possibility of ending its continuous bond (C-bond) on Thai exports.
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