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TRIS Rating affirms the company rating on Amata Corporation PLC (AMATA) and the ratings on AMATA?s senior unsecured debentures at ?A-?, with a ?stable? outlook.
The ratings continue to reflect the company?s proven record as one of the leading industrial estate developers in Thailand. The company?s strengths are underpinned by its sizable base of recurring revenues from the sale of utility services and dividend income from its investments in several power plants. Nevertheless, the ratings are constrained by the company?s elevated leverage, coupled with the country and regulatory risks associated with AMATA?s overseas operations. The ratings also take into consideration the impact of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, which has brought about a significant decline in investment activities as well as Thailand?s slow pace of economic recovery.
published : 28 Jun 2021 at 10:47
On ASEAN Dengue Day, 15 June 2021, Kao Industrial (Thailand) Co., Ltd., led by Yuji Shimizu, President, joined forces with The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (I-EA-T), The National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC),
The National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC), The Bureau of Communicable Diseases, led by Insects, and The Department of Disease Control (DDC), Ministry of Public Health, to launch the “Together against Dengue Fever Control” project with the objective to curb the toll of sick and deceased caused by the spread of the dengue virus, which has been a major health concern among ASEAN countries for decades.
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100 Days Since Myanmar’s Coup: Looming Economic Collapse, Poverty and Hunger
The junta security forces guard Yangon City Hall on Feb. 6 / The Irrawaddy
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By The Irrawaddy 11 May 2021
Following the coup, Myanmar’s economy is facing significant risks of a collapse and the level of impoverishment has not been seen in the country since 2005, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) recently revealed in a report.
Over the past 10 years, Myanmar’s average economic growth has exceeded 6 percent. However, the World Bank has now projected growth to contract by 10 percent this year because of the coup, by far the biggest contraction in Asia, which is already reeling from the impact of coronavirus.