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Scrap diesel subsidy soon, say listed firms.
Jun. 1--The government should scrap diesel subsidies next month, the Listed Companies Association said yesterday.
Current retail diesel prices are around two baht per litre cheaper than market prices, thanks to state subsidies, according to association president Prasert Bunsumpun, who is also the president of PTT Plc, the country's largest energy company and the biggest company on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
The state Oil Fund has spent nearly 90 billion baht on subsidies since they were initiated in January 2004. With oil prices unlikely to fall significantly from current levels, most analysts expect that the government will inevitably be forced to ...
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- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News July 30, 2003 700+ words
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- Prasert attacks PTT privatisation critics.
- Newspaper article from: Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand) September 2, 2006 700+ words
...would have on the public," Mr Prasert said. "I think it will be...depend upon the courts." Mr Prasert defended the company's performance...it was not privatised," Mr Prasert said. "Over the past five...million baht. To see more of the Bangkok Post, or to subscribe to the newspaper...
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...on the world tourism map. Prasert Prasarttong-Osoth, the airline...located near Angkor Wat. Dr Prasert countered that his company...destination," he told the Bangkok Post yesterday. He also said the...company charges 8,000 baht. Dr Prasert said the airline had hardly...
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...immediately." First, Dr Prasert advocated that the government...third and fourth runways. Dr Prasert said the new runways should...face the same karma," Dr Prasert said. The AoT board recently...the move. To see more of the Bangkok Post, or to subscribe to the newspaper...
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...barrel, said PTT president Prasert Bunsumpun. "I think they...three to five years," said Mr Prasert. Continued global economic...them up. In fact, said Mr Prasert, "We have to focus on non...Praiwan To see more of the Bangkok Post, or to subscribe to the newspaper...
- Bangkok Post, Thailand, business briefs column.
- Newspaper article from: Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand) January 16, 2007 700+ words
...PRASERT: PTT Plc president Prasert Bunsumpun has been named one...watched industry monitor. Mr Prasert was ranked 28th on the ICIS...that the Middle East has, Mr Prasert deserves plaudits for pursuing...times. To see more of the Bangkok Post, or to subscribe to the newspaper...
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- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News April 26, 2004 700+ words
By Imtiaz Muqbil, Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder...to its president and CEO, Prasert Prasarttong-Osoth. Revealing...disclosed even in Thailand, Dr Prasert told an investment seminar...from 131,131 in 2002. Dr Prasert said funding came from financial...
- Bangkok Post, Thailand, Business Briefs Column.
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News July 1, 2003 700+ words
Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight...according to Prasert Uekamolsukho, a...their bids. Mr Prasert said the TAMC remained...plant operating, Mr Prasert said. AROMATICS...see more of the Bangkok Post, or to subscribe...
Source: HighBeam Research, Scrap diesel subsidy soon, say listed firms.