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Eastspring Asset Management will pay dividends for three funds: “ES-GDIV-ES-GAINCOME-D-ES-PPSD”. Funds will be disbursed on August 19-20.
Eastspring Asset Management is preparing to pay dividends for three funds: the Global Dividend Equity Fund, the Global Multi Asset Income Fund, and the Thai Equity Fund. Dividends will be paid at a rate of 0.20-0.63 baht per unit on August 19-20, based on performance cycles. The company also revealed that ES-GDIV will continue to pay dividends since its establishment in 2023.CPF is confident of continued recovery in the second half of the year, after reporting a profit of 8,951 million baht in the first six months and paying a dividend of 0.45 baht per share.
CPF anticipates a more positive outlook for the second half of the year, as meat supplies in several countries begin to balance out, supporting a price recovery. The company is also accelerating efforts to improve supply chain efficiency through AI and AgriTech. For the first six months of 2026, the company reported a profit of 8,951 million baht and paid an interim dividend of 0.45 baht per share.TVH's profit surged 102% in the first half of the year, with its insurance business growing 34%.
TVH reveals a 102% increase in profit in the first half of 2569, with insurance services growing by more than 34%. Motor insurance remains the core business, while the company is accelerating expansion into non-motor insurance as a growth engine in the second half of the year. The company is also pursuing partnerships within its ecosystem and implementing AI throughout the underwriting process...Asia Plus Securities points out that the "VAYU1" dividend will counteract the effects of window dressing and recommends strategies to combat volatility involving BBL, CPF, and CPN.
Asia Plus Securities points out that the "VAYU1" dividend will counteract the effects of window dressing. They are watching the Monetary Policy Committee's decision to maintain interest rates at 1%, noting a risk of baht weakening due to the trade balance. Their investment strategy focuses on avoiding volatility by investing in dividend-paying and value stocks, highlighting BBL, CPF, and CPN.TQR pays a dividend of 0.40 baht per share. It expects reinsurance for EV, Cyber, and PA sectors to drive revenue to a new high in 69.
Shareholders of TQR Public Company Limited (TQR) have approved a further cash dividend payment of 0.225 baht per share, bringing the total dividend for 68 to 0.40 baht per share. The payment date is set for May 15, 69. The company stated that it aims for quality growth in 69 and is evaluating its EV, Cyber, and PA reinsurance portfolio...Thai stocks offer a 4.2% dividend yield, higher than other regions, compared to Europe and Hong Kong which offer 3.3% yields, and the United States at 1.2%.
Analysts reveal that Thai stocks offer a 4.2% dividend yield, higher than other regions, compared to Europe and Hong Kong (3.3%) and the US (1.2%). Asia Plus has released a list of large-cap, high-dividend stocks targeting fund flows.RCL Q3 profit of 2,301 million baht, up 14.8%, dividend of 0.50 baht per share
RCL's Q3 profit reached 2,301 million baht, a 14.8% increase, driven by increased shipping revenue and efficient cost management. The company also announced a second interim dividend of 0.50 baht per share.BVG Q2 profit surges 51%, dividend announced at 0.03 baht/share
BVG reported a net profit of 2 million baht for the second quarter of 2568, with total revenue exceeding 16 million baht. The board approved a cash dividend payment for the first half of the year at a rate of 151 baht per share.RCL's first half profit was 4,063 million baht, a 131% increase, with a dividend of 50 satang.
RCL's first-half profit was 4,063 million baht, a 131% increase, with shipping revenue increasing by 28% and an interim dividend of 0.50 baht per share.ASP prepares to pay dividends in 67 amid capital market volatility at 0.15 baht per share
ASP announces dividend payment to shareholders, reflecting confidence in strong performance and stable financial liquidity, with a resolution approving the payment of dividends for the 67 operating results for common shares at a rate of 0.15 baht per share.
































