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Thai Beverage reports FY2022 earnings of 30.1 billion baht; BeerCo earnings up 24.2%

BeerCo's earnings for FY2022 up 24.2% to $256 million
UOBKH notes impact of sustained Covid-19 outbreak in China, but maintains estimates for STI companies - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

UOBKH notes impact of sustained Covid-19 outbreak in China, but maintains estimates for STI companies

Will the Covid-19 resurgence in China hit stocks that derive their earnings from there?
ThaiBev's Passion 2025 reveals plans for next five years - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

ThaiBev's Passion 2025 reveals plans for next five years

As at 9.02am, shares in ThaiBev are trading 0.5 cent higher or 0.8% up, at 61 cents.

Broker's Calls

Why it’ll take more than an excise hike to drag ThaiBev down

SINGAPORE (July 7): CIMB Research is maintaining its “add” recommendation on Thai Beverage (ThaiBev) with an unchanged target price of $1.07.

Stocks To Watch

ST Engineering, Wilmar, ThaiBev, CityDev, Haw Par, Wing Tai

SINGAPORE (May 12): Here are some stocks to watch this Friday morning:

Stocks To Watch

CapitaLand, ThaiBev, CDL, Silverlake Axis, Stamford Land

SINGAPORE (Feb 15): Here are some stocks that could move the market this Wednesday morning.

Daiwa's strategy for 2017

Picking stocks with Asean-wide businesses

SINGAPORE (Jan 27): Companies with core businesses spread throughout the Asean region outperformed the Straits Times Index in 2016. If the trend continues, Daiwa Capital Markets recommends investors consider looking into Thai Beverage and Jardine Cycle an

DBS looks into 2017

Would an asset swap be good for ThaiBev investors?

SINGAPORE (Dec 22): Investors of Thai Beverage have been looking forward to an asset swap between ThaiBev and TCC Assets — controlled by ThaiBev’s chairman Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi — after Fraser & Neave declared a dividend in specie of Frasers Cen

DBS looks into 2017

4 consumer goods stock picks that could fly off the shelves

SINGAPORE (Dec 19): DBS Group Research is keeping the Singapore consumer goods sector at “overweight” ahead of a projected 8.6% earnings growth in FY2017F.

Broker's Calls

This consumer stock should remain steady in the face of stronger competition

SINGAPORE (Nov 30): OCBC Investment Research has declared Sheng Siong Group (SSG) as its latest and sole preferred “buy” pick at an estimated fair value of $1.15, while maintaining its “neutral” stance on Singapore’s consumer sector.
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