Country’s top firm sees 165% stock surge


Bubble warning: People visit the Great Wall Motor booth in Thailand. As of early March, about 23% of Delta Thailand’s shares were publicly traded, according to the company. — Reuters

BANGKOK: Thailand’s biggest publicly listed company will meet with the bourse next month over its surging stock that its chief executive officer (CEO) attributed as “not healthy”.

Delta Electronics (Thailand) Pcl’s shares soared 165% between March and November, prompting the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) to introduce trading curbs last month.

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