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Tech firms unite to help battle virus 1 published : 1 May 2021 at 06:33 1 A screen capture of a virtual conference as 36 tech organisations pledge to provide digital solutions to Bangkok's field hospitals. Some 36 tech organisations, in coordination with the Digital Council of Thailand (DCT) and the Medical Council of Thailand (TMC), have vowed to provide digital solutions and infrastructure for three pilot field hospitals as they join the effort to fight the pandemic. They participated in a virtual press conference yesterday, organised by...

Thailand May Gain From Virus-Led Migration: Central Bank Study Suttinee Yuvejwattana, Bloomberg News A worker removes weeds from a field at the Adams Organic farm, a unit of Adams Enterprises Ltd., in Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, on Friday, Jan. 6, 2017. Agriculture accounts for about 8 percent of Thailand’s economy. Photographer: Brent Lewin/Bloomberg , Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- The massive labor migration Thailand experienced during the first wave of Covid infections last year may present an opportunity to modernize the coun...

Article content BANGKOK — Thailand’s Gulf Energy Development Pcl is planning a $5.4 billion buyout of Intouch Holdings which controls the country’s biggest mobile operator Advanced Info Service Pcl (AIS) . Bangkok-based Gulf Energy, which owns 18.9% of Intouch, said in a filing it had offered to buy the rest of the shares for 65 baht per share, 11% higher than its previous close. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Thailand's Gulf Energy plans $5.4 bln bid for control of nation's biggest mobile operator Back to video If Gulf is able to secu...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's Gulf Energy Development Pcl is planning a US$5.4 billion buyout of Intouch Holdings which controls the country's biggest mobile operator Advanced Info Service Pcl (AIS) . Bangkok-based Gulf Energy, which owns 18.9% of Intouch, said in a filing it had offered to buy the rest of the shares for 65 baht per share, 11% higher than its previous close. If Gulf is able to secure at least 50% of Intouch, it will also offer to buy out AIS, it said in a statement. Intouch owns 40.45% of AIS. Intouch, it said, had high potential to generate cash flow given AIS' growth poten...

By Syndicated Content By Patpicha Tanakasempipat BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's Gulf Energy Development Pcl is planning a $5.4 billion buyout of Intouch Holdings which controls the country's biggest mobile operator Advanced Info Service Pcl (AIS). Bangkok-based Gulf Energy, which owns 18.9% of Intouch, said in a filing it had offered to buy the rest of the shares for 65 baht per share, 11% higher than its previous close. If Gulf is able to secure at least 50% of Intouch, it will also offer to buy out AIS, it said in a statement. Intouch owns 40.45% of AIS. Intouch, it said, had hi...