Amata Vietnam joins Thai bourse
Amata Vietnam officially joined the Stock Exchange of Thailand on January 17 in a bid to seek more investment capital to expand its operation in Thailand.
After joining the bourse (with code name AMATAV), Amata Vietnam expects to increase its capital from $12.5 million to $15 million thanks to financial assistance from Siam Commercial Bank and OSK Securities (Thailand).
A subsidiary of Thailand’s Amata Corporation, Ho Chi Minh City-based Amata Vietnam involves in developing real estate and industrial infrastructure.
Thailand has invested around $6 billion in Vietnam, ranking 10th among foreign investors in the country.
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