"It's up to investors": AIS
Advanced Info Service (AIS) said it is up to stock investors' judgement whether to hold or sell their shares in all companies under Intouch Group.
Nattiya Poapongsakorn, investor relations manager of AIS, said that the company has no statement to make. She added that the management already acknowledged the anti-government protesters' urge for such sale.
"We can do nothing. It's up to the investors. The management will consider what to do next. For now, anything won't help given the attitude," she said.
Intouch was formerly Shin Corporation, the flagship enterprise of the Shinawatra family. It was renamed following the sale of the telecom empire to Singapore's Temasek Holdings. Opponents of the family still consider that former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra still owns the empire.
While Intouch's share price eased by Bt1 or 1.34 per cent to Bt73.75, AIS's dropped by Bt2 or 0.91 per cent to Bt217.
