Thai Bev

Analysts cheer ThaiBev despite lower FY2023 earnings - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Investing ideas

Analysts cheer ThaiBev despite lower FY2023 earnings

While the beer segment is losing some fizzle, the spirits business is seen to have more room to do better
Thai Bev Ebitda for 9MFY2023 dips despite higher revenue on higher costs - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Results

Thai Bev Ebitda for 9MFY2023 dips despite higher revenue on higher costs

Revenue for 9MFY2023 was up 3.8% y-o-y but Ebitda was down 3.4%

Broker's Calls

KGI reiterates 'buy' call on Thai Beverage, citing favourable post-election environment

In addition, consumer confidence for May has reached the highest level since the pandemic
ThaiBev ID Wee gulps 100,000 shares as price dips to pandemic-low - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Insider moves

ThaiBev ID Wee gulps 100,000 shares as price dips to pandemic-low

ThaiBev shares have declined by around a-fifth year to date
DBS and CGS-CIMB say cheers to ThaiBev following 1QFY2023 update - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

DBS and CGS-CIMB say cheers to ThaiBev following 1QFY2023 update

"We continue to like THBEV as a proxy to Thailand’s economic recovery and improving consumer sentiment," says CGS-CIMB

Results

Thai Bev reports slightly better 1QFY2022 operating profit of 14.7 billion baht

The company expects cost of raw materials, specifically molasses, to decrease in the coming quarters.

M&A

ThaiBev strong contender to win up to 54% stake in Vietnam's Sabeco

(Dec 10): Brewing groups including ThaiBeverage, Anheuser-Busch InBev and Kirin Holdings are gearing up to bid for a stake in Vietnam's largest brewer, Sabeco, people familiar with the matter said, with the US$5 billion ($6.76 billion) sale process by

Broker's Calls

17 hot stock picks following a season of strong 2Q gains

SINGAPORE (Aug 17): UOB Kay Hian has upgraded its FTSE Straits Times Index (FSSTI) target forecasts up to 3,410 from 3,250 previously on “pockets of solid outperformances”  in the 2Q17 financial reporting season, which concluded this week.  

Broker's Calls

Could Singapore’s consumer sector see a pickup in investor sentiment?

SINGAPORE (June 13): OCBC Investment is maintaining its “neutral” rating on Singapore’s consumer sector given a lack of broad-based improvement for the retail scene, as well as the continued expansion and growth of e-commerce players.

Broker's Calls

How Singapore investors can stay defensive in a post-Trump world

SINGAPORE (Nov 11): Donald Trump’s notorious US presidential win on Wednesday will surely raise volatility for Singapore’s equities, says DBS Vickers Securities.
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