Bangkok: Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) celebrated its return to the Stock Exchange of Thailand, marking the success of its rehabilitation program. This event signaled a new chapter for the national airline, with its share price experiencing an immediate surge upon the reopening of the market. According to Thai News Agency, the ceremony took place at the Stock
Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session up 4.34 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) closed this morning at 1,222.67 points, marking an increase of 4.34 points, equivalent to a 0.36% rise, with a trading value of approximately 25.388 billion baht. According to Thai News Agency, the index showed volatility during the morning trading, reaching a high of 1,225.04
Bangkok: The Deputy Minister of Commerce has announced the implementation of four key measures to address the impact on consumer goods and Thai-Cambodian border trade, along with additional measures to support US trade negotiations and a 19% import tax. Mr. Chantavit Tantasith, Deputy Minister of Commerce, outlined measures to assist individuals and businesses affected by the situation on the Thai-Cambodian
Nakhon ratchasima: Coach Oat praised his team after defeating Vietnam to win the first championship of the 2025 CV League. He said he will strive to improve the team and prepare for the second round in Vietnam. According to Thai News Agency, the Women’s Volleyball “BYD CV League 2025” was held at Terminal 21 Korat Shopping Center in Nakhon Ratchasima
San francisco: Muay Thai, a thriving soft power, has seen an impressive turnout as 800 Americans engaged in studying this martial art, with renowned fighters Saenchai, Yodsaenklai, and Petchpanomrung offering classes in the United States. According to Thai News Agency, the “Muay Thai Master Class 2025” project was organized by the Subcommittee on Driving the Sports Industry in collaboration with
Bangkok: Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF) has announced its decision to hire the families of soldiers who were killed in the recent Thai-Cambodian border clash, emphasizing that the sacrifices of these “heroes” must not be in vain. According to Thai News Agency, CPF stated that it seeks to honor the brave soldiers who laid down their lives to
Bangkok: Cambodia has announced a significant reduction in the number of athletes it will send to the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, with the final count standing at just 57 participants. According to Thai News Agency, this decision marks a departure from Cambodia’s initial plan to send around 1,700 athletes and officials to the event, which will be hosted by
Bangkok: Policy makers in Asia have been learning about small modular reactors as part of a new IAEA initiative to inform governments, regulators, and industry about the technology’s potential role in the energy mix. Hosted by Thailand, the second small modular reactor (SMR) workshop, known as an SMR School, came as momentum behind nuclear energy grows in Asia and beyond.
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