PTT Public Company LimitedForeign investors net bought PTT shares worth 1.361 billion baht, cited among accumulated energy stocks.
Research from Asia Plus Securities indicates that foreign investors net sold Thai stocks for six consecutive trading days, totaling nearly 20 billion baht, pressured by US bond yields rising faster than Thai yields, flooding issues and rising political temperature, as well as a baht that continues to weaken, which increases the chance of foreign exchange losses for foreign investors. However, foreign investors are still gradually accumulating certain companies, focusing on banks, energy, and some petrochemical stocks with strong stories and laggard prices. SCB led with net buying of 2.974 billion baht, followed by PTT at 1.361 billion baht, TOP at 882 million baht, IRPC at 627 million baht, and BBL at 517 million baht. Meanwhile, the research team also recommends three standout stocks: TRUE, on the trend of third-quarter 2026 profit growing both quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year, with an expected dividend yield of about 1.2%; GULF, benefiting from positive sentiment from falling oil prices and the investment theme tied to the Power Development Plan and data centers; and PLANB, which is likely to raise its 2027 profit forecast on its share of investment in ICARE and its entry into the high season for the out-of-home advertising business in the second half of the year.
PTT Public Company LimitedForeign investors net bought PTT shares worth 1.361 billion baht, cited among accumulated energy stocks.
Thai Oil Public Company LimitedForeign investors net bought TOP shares worth 882 million baht as part of accumulation in energy and petrochemical stocks.
Gulf Energy Development Public Company LimitedGULF recommended as a standout, benefiting from falling oil prices and the Power Development Plan and data-center investment theme.
Bangkok Bank PCLForeign investors net bought BBL shares worth 517 million baht, cited among accumulated bank stocks.
SCB X Public Company LimitedForeign investors net bought SCB shares worth 2.974 billion baht, the largest net accumulation among Thai stocks.
IRPC Public Company LimitedForeign investors net bought IRPC shares worth 627 million baht, cited among accumulated petrochemical stocks.
Plan B Media PCLPLANB recommended as a standout, likely to raise its 2027 profit forecast on its ICARE investment share and high out-of-home advertising season.
True Corporation Public Company LimitedAsia Plus Securities recommends TRUE on expected Q3 2026 profit growth and a ~1.2% dividend yield.