THAILAND: ThaiBev ditches domestic listing hopes - report

Author: just-drinks.com editorial team | 16 September 2010

Thai Beverage Public Company has dropped plans to list on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in Bangkok, according to reports.

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Thai Beverage Public Company has dropped plans to list on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in Bangkok, according to reports.

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