The global financial crisis has not stopped Phuket luxury villa earn Bt3.5bn in the first half of 2009.
Based on the report from the Phuket Luxury Villa Market Update Mid-Year Report released by leading Thailand consulting firm C9 Hotelworks, sales volumes for units priced upwards of Bt65m outperformed other sectors by significant numbers.
C9´s Managing Director Bill Barnett ...
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One of the sectors severely affected by the global financial crunch are the construction firms.
Based on the data from the Stock Exchange of Thailand construction firms continue to report difficult business conditions extending into the second half despite some of them reporting year-on-year increases in their first-half net profit.
Italian-Thai Development achieved first-half revenue of Bt21.16 billion, ...
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One of the leading insurance companies in Thailand is among the casualties of the financial crisis affecting this part of the world.
The Srimuang Insurance Company reported that it expects its total premium for this year to show closely a 7-percent decline in the first half, with the full year result posting a below 10 per cent ...
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To better serve its vast customers and earn substantial sales as well the Mall Group will invest four billion baht to renovate its existing department stores and overhaul its two oldest outlets The Mall 2 and 3 in Ramkhamhaeng over the next three years.
Supaluck Umpujh, the group's vice-chairman, revealed three billion baht would be spent on ...
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THE GLOBAL financial crisis and the ongoing political trouble have not totally dampened the economy of Thailand.
In a recent study, it was discovered that 15 of Thailand's listed property developers increased its profit by 13-26 percent in the first quarter of 2009.
Among the housing developers, Supalai lead the pack in terms of earnings as it posted ...
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