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Thai Ratchaburi Q2 net profit down, near forecast

Tue Jul 29, 2008 9:14pm EDT
 
 BANGKOK, July 30 (Reuters) - Three months to June 30, 2008.
                    (in millions of baht unless stated)
                               Second quarter
                           2008                      2007
  Shr (baht) profit           0.87   vs  profit         1.48
  Net        profit       1,265.71   vs  profit     2,140.47
                               Six months
                           2008                      2007
  Shr (baht) profit           2.05   vs  profit         2.89
  Net        profit       2,969.56   vs  profit     4,189.21
 Notes: Results are unaudited and consolidated. Ratchaburi
Electricity Generating Holding PCL RATC.BK is Thailand's
largest private power producer.
 Two analysts polled Reuters had forecast an average net
profit of 1.3 billion baht ($39 million) for the April-June
period.
 ($1=33.46 Baht)
 (Reporting by Arada Therdthammakun; Editing by Alan Raybould)



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