Pitharn, Keeree see wealth decline by billions of baht after falls of share prices
KCE Electronics Plc and BTS Group Holdings Plc became the two top firms whose share prices have fallen the most this year among the top 100 firms with the highest market cap, according to statistics from the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
With the fall of the share prices, the largest shareholders of the two listed firms have seen their wealth disappear by billions of baht.
As of April 1, KCE Plc had a market cap of 47.283 billion baht at the share price of 40 baht per share.
Its top five shareholders are:
- Pitharn Ongkosit with 164,754,244 shares or 13.94%
- Nomura Singapore with 108,810,300 shares or 9.20%
- Thai NVDR Co Ltd with 69,224,754 shares or 5.86%
- Athasidh Ongkosit with 61,609,000 shares or 5.21%
- Chutinart Ongkosit with 42,679,136 shares or 3.61%
From January 2 to March 31, the value of Pithan’s stake dropped by 2.677 billion baht.
As of April 1, BTS Group Holdings had a market cap of 75.055 billion baht with a share price of 5.70 baht per share.
Its top five shareholders are:
- Keeree Kanjanapas with 2,768,383,552 shares or 21.02%
- Thai NVDR Co Ltd with 1,422,798,397 shares or 10.81%
- UBS AG Singapore Branch with 833,918,000 shares or 6.33%
- Kavin Kanjanapas with 605,012,295 shares or 4.59%
- Social Security Office with 418,160,400 shares or 3.18%
From January 2 to March 31, the value of Keeree’s shares in BTS Group Holdings dropped by 4.706 billion baht.
