The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has recently added six depositary receipts (DRs) and fractional depositary receipts (DRx) for leading brands such as Sony, Toyota, Uniqlo, Berkshire Hathaway, Coca-Cola, and Pepsi. These instruments were listed on June 17, allowing investors to trade them in Thai baht. In addition, three depositary receipts (DRs) for Japan-based companies Sony and Toyota have also been listed for trading on the SET.
These new listings provide Thai investors with the opportunity to trade DRs and DRx for popular Japanese and U.S. brands, diversifying their investment portfolios. By listing these instruments on the SET, investors can easily access and trade shares of companies like Sony, Toyota, and other well-known brands. This move is aimed at increasing the diversity of investment options available to investors on the SET.
The listing of these DRs and DRx on the SET marks a significant development in the exchange’s offerings, providing Thai investors with more choices in terms of trading popular Japanese and U.S. brands. By expanding the range of depositary receipts available for trading, the SET aims to attract more investors and increase liquidity in the market. Overall, the addition of these DRs and DRx is expected to enhance the trading experience for investors on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
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