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Brokerage firms expect Airports of Thailand (AOT) to rise back into profit next year or the year after, despite its move to cut airports' fixed monthly concession charges to soften the impact of Covid-19.

Performers from the B-floor Theatre group and Khon Kaen University’s students on Friday showcased a performance art with a political message, highlighting the controversial issue of forced disappearances.

Profits of nine banks fell by an average 55 per cent in the third quarter this year due to their high reserves to cope with the economic impact of Covid-19.

Delta Electronics expects its net profit this year to hit a new high from the increase in purchase orders.

Commercial banks' third-quarter net profit is expected to slump year on year due to high reserves for doubtful debts and expenses, experts said on Monday.

The market capitalisation of listed companies controlled by property magnate and ThaiBev founder Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi has slumped over Bt100 billion this year, while their first-half profit plummeted by 47 per cent to Bt2.9 billion, experts said.

Thanachart Capital Public Company Limited (TCAP) has announced that its performance in the second quarter and the first half of the year was quite good.

Several securities companies have cut listed companies' earnings per share (EPS) and second-quarter profit forecasts this year due to the Covid-19 impact on the economy.

The value of bank shares dropped today as financial institutions began releasing second-quarter results that were worse than expected.

Thailand’s Siam Sinfonietta is finally kicking off its “Beethoven Year” by performing Symphonies 2 and 8 under the batons of Somtow Sucharitkul and Mickey Wongsathapornpat.

Nine out of 19 stocks in the SET100 Index generated returns of more than 10 per cent, while 51 out of 81 stocks performed worse than expected in the first half of this year.

The shares of Com7 Plc, a leading supplier of IT products, have rebounded significantly at Bt29.75 per share from the lowest point of Bt13.20 per cent.