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COMMUNICATIONS : The National Telecommunications Commission yesterday refused to endorse a request by CAT Telecom to allow its mobile phone concessionaires DTAC and True Move to import equipment to provide mobile broadband services.
Gen Choochart Promprasit, the NTC chairman, said the board wanted more details on the transfer of frequencies to the operators and on CAT's legal commitments.
The NTC has already allowed Advanced Info Service, the mobile phone concessionaire of TOT Plc, to import equipment and provide mobile broadband services in Chiang Mai.
DTAC wants to upgrade 1,220 base stations in Bangkok, Phuket and Chon Buri to provide services, while True Move will upgrade 656 stations in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chon Buri, Phuket and Maha Sarakham.
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Ananda promotion
PROPERTY :Ananda Development Co plans more aggressive marketing for its single house projects, offering a two-year stay without paying installments and housing loan at 100% of unit prices.
The campaign is available for the Lanta Resortlife, Waikiki Shore and Similan Reef developments. The company also offers a one-year stay without paying installments and 100% housing loans for its Maldives Palms and Maldives Beach project. Buyers of units in Bali Beach will get a free television and home theatre set. The projects are located in the Bang Na, Srinakarin and Rom Klao and Lat Krabang areas.
Prices of units under the campaign start from 1.29 million baht. The promotion will start from today.
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24-hour service
PROPERTY : The Land Department has introduced a 24-hour consulting service at its office in Bangkok to offer more convenience to people seeking recommendations about land-related transactions.
People who want information about registrations and legal transactions can call 08-5665-8448 and 08-5665-8778. Those who want to make appointments to have their land measured or surveyed can call 08-5665 9449. The service will be available every day around the clock until September 2009.
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15-day yield 3.33%
DEBT MARKET :The Bank of Thailand yesterday auctioned 61.9 billion baht worth of 15-day central bank bills for a weighted average accepted yield of 3.33692%. Accepted bid yields ranged from 3.26% to 3.36%, with the bid coverage ratio 1.02 times.
The central bank also sold one billion baht in 28-day treasury bills for an average yield of 3.27087%. Accepted bid yields ranged from 3.243% to 3.3%, with bid coverage of 3.98 times. Also sold were one billion baht in 91-day bills for an average yield of 3.39% with bid coverage of 4.54 times, and one billion baht in 182-day bills for an average yield of 3.5375% with bid coverage of 3.56 times.
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Livestock seminar
AGRICULTURE : The Actim Thailand Club, the veterinary science faculty of Chulalongkorn University and the Franco-Thai Research Fund will hold a conference titled "The Adjustment Of Livestock Industry Facing Energy Crisis" on July 23 at Chulalongkorn University.
The conference will include a roundtable on the energy crisis featuring speakers from the Betagro Group, Charoen Pokphand Foods, Manit Farm and Feedmill and the Swine Raisers Association.
For further information, contact Actim at 0-2237-5808 or e-mail
actim2006@csloxinfo.com.
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