IRPC reports improving 2Q09 results as expected (Source: SET) For the second quarter of 2009, the company reported a net profit of Bt2.44b, translating to Bt0.12/share, down by 52.7% YoY but increasing by 49.4% QoQ. (SET)
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IRPC reports improving 2Q 2009 results as expected
IRPC reports improving 2Q09 results as expected (Source: SET)
For the second quarter of 2009, the company reported a net profit of Bt2.44b, translating to
Bt0.12/share, down by 52.7% YoY but increasing by 49.4% QoQ.
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