Thai Beverage PLC (ThaiBev)

Broker's Calls

Thaibev kept at 'buy' with 94 cents target as regional F&B player ambition stays intact

SINGAPORE (Aug 15): DBS Group Research is keeping Thai Beverage at “buy” with target price of 94 cents saying the group’s potential of evolving into a regional beverage player remains intact although its share price is expected to remain volatile gi

Results

Thai Beverage reports 61% fall in 3Q earnings to $248 mil on weak spirits sales and absence of fair value gains

SINGAPORE (Aug 14) Thai Beverage PLC reported weaker than expected 3Q earnings of THB 6 billion ($248 million) which was 60.7% lower compared to a year ago.

Broker's Calls

Go for sold-down defensive stocks to navigate tricky trade war: KGI

SINGAPORE (June 25): The Singapore stock market has been spooked by a few events recently, including US-China trade wars and Opec’s tussle with expanding oil production.

Broker's Calls

Thai Beverage kept at 'buy' on accretive acquisitions, World Cup boost

SINGAPORE (May 17): The Fifa World Cup competition is expected to boost on-trade sales and consumption of Thai Beverage’s beers, not only in the kingdom but also in Vietnam, say analysts.

M&A

ThaiBev's unit seeks to buy a near US$5 bil stake in Sabeco

HO CHI MINH CITY/SINGAPORE (Dec 17): Vietnam's trade ministry said on Sunday that Vietnam Beverage Co, a unit of Thai Beverage, was the only investor seeking to buy all shares of Vietnamese brewer Sabeco on offer worth nearly US$5 billion ($6.75 billi

ThaiBev acquires 76% stake in restaurant chain for $4.7 mil

SINGAPORE (Oct 3): Thai Beverage’s wholly owned subsidiary Food of Asia Co. has acquired a 76% stake in Spice of Asia for THB114.5 million ($4.7 million).

Broker's Calls

Here's why RHB is starting coverage on ThaiBev with a 'buy'

SINGAPORE (April 10): RHB Research Institute Singapore has initiated coverage on Thai Beverage with a “buy” recommendation and a target price of $1.10.

Column

ThaiBev’s tipsy valuation: Bloomberg gadfly

(Oct 17): Here's an anomaly: The third-largest company in the world's biggest Buddhist-majority country is ThaiBev, which makes its money selling rum and beer to a population whose religious texts exhort them to abstain from alcohol.

Broker's Calls

ThaiBev’s beer biz is reason for cheer

SINGAPORE (Aug 12): OCBC Research is sticking to its “hold” call on Thai Beverage PLC (ThaiBev), cheered by continuing growth of its beer business which has maintained market share at 40% level.
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