Thailand to issue sustainability-linked bonds worth U$592mil


BANGKOK (Reuters): Thailand plans to issue 20 billion baht ($592 million) of sustainability-linked bonds with a tenor of 15 years in November, a government presentation showed on Monday. ($1 = 33.7800 baht)

Meanwhile, Siam Cement Group (SCG), Thailand's largest industrial conglomerate, said on Monday it has suspended commercial operation at its $5.4 billion Long Son Petrochemicals complex in Vietnam after only one month due to "the chemicals' low margin".

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