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<p><span>The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) continues to drive the ‘Zero Waste Station@ Bang Kachao River Bend’ Year 3 campaign, jointly with Chak Daeng temple, Saha Pathanapibul pcl, Osotspa pcl, and Principal Capital pcl, aiming to build environmental sustainability via waste management, quality of life enhancement, and community engagement. This year, more categories of waste are included, while promoting community participation particularly schools, and Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO), as well as providing more products and services for waste redemption, at Bang Kachao River Bend area, Samut Prakan province (east of Bangkok).</span></p> ....
<p><span>The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) adds two partners, Osotspa pcl (OSP) and Principal Capital pcl’s Princ Hospital Suvarnabhumi, to the ‘Zero Waste’ Station@ Bang Kachao</span><i> </i><span>River Bend campaign for the second year. These new partners will join the existing partners Chak Daeng temple and Saha Pathanapibul pcl (SPC), under the “Synergy of Bang Kachao Major Community” campaign to connect listed companies with community sectors to build awareness and change behaviors in waste management among all groups in the community starting from the residents and entrepreneurs to organizational agencies in Bang Kachao River Bend area. The campaign, aiming for the exchange of 15 tons of waste throughout the year, promotes knowledge on environmental and social responsibilities among the youth to be the driving force towards sustainability.</span></p> ....
Principal Capital to expand portfolio published : 27 Jan 2021 at 04:00 16 Principal Capital Plc, an operator of a private hospital network, plans to divest three commercial properties worth 6 billion baht to add six new hospitals to its portfolio and 100 chain clinics nationwide as well as develop five self-reliance elderly care facilities in Greater Bangkok by 2023. Managing director Satit Viddayakorn said the company wanted to sell the commercial properties to focus on the healthcare business but will wait until the end of the pandemic. Their combined value of 6 billion baht was estimated before the pandemic, he said yesterday. We will not sell them this year as the prices may be unattractive during the impact on the tourism sector. ....