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SET-listed Jay Mart, a major IT product distributor, aims to become a SET50 company this year having logged all-time high net profits for three consecutive years until 2021.

Shares of SET-listed Jasmine Technology Solutions (JTS) skyrocketed 6,635% in 2021, spurred by its plan to ramp up its Bitcoin mining business while many other firms involved in the cryptocurrency business have also reported excellent returns that outperformed the market last year.

Thailand's tourism officials want to attract crypto-wealthy travelers. But will the crypto-faithful come if there is still a ban on Shiba Inu Coin and Dogecoin?

Early availability of the iPhone 13 line-up in Thailand will help stimulate demand for 5G-enabled smartphones and add growth to the premium device segment in the country, say industry pundits.

The board of SET-listed Jay Mart, a major IT product distributor, has approved the issuance of 300 million new shares to BTS Group Holdings' two subsidiaries through a private placement in a deal worth 10 billion baht.

KTBST Securities recommends investment in stocks expected to bounce back as the lockdown is eased following gradual declines in daily new infections.

IT product distributors Com7 and Jay Mart reported double-digit revenue growth in the second quarter, buoyed by their move to open new stores outside of malls that were shuttered during the pandemic.

A line in the sand 9 While many leaders applaud giving the country a timeline for reopening, some question whether Thailand is equipped published : 28 Jun 2021 at 07:05 9 Yaksa statues at Suvarnabhumi airport are adorned with face masks to remind the public to remain vigilant during the pandemic. (Photo: Varuth Hirunyatheb) The governments recent announcement of an ambitious plan to reopen the country by mid-October and curb household debt a...

From a small electrical appliance shop on Phatthanakan Road in Bangkok three decades ago, Jay Mart has become a tech-driven empire with a market cap of 35 billion baht under the reins of Adisak Sukumvitaya, who controls the business under the maxim "be first and stay different".

SET-listed Jay Mart plans to launch the country's first non-fungible tokens (NFTs), featuring nine stars or celebrities this week as it latches on to a trend in digital asset technology, says a telecom source who is close to the company.