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TABLE-Thai MCOT Q2 net profit up, above forecasts

Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:45pm EDT
 
 Aug 14 (Reuters) - Three months to June 30, 2008
                    (in millions of baht unless stated)
                               Second quarter
                           2008                       2007
  Shr (baht) profit           0.59   vs  profit          0.35
  Net        profit         407.56   vs  profit        241.95
                               Six months
                           2008                       2007
  Shr (baht) profit           0.93   vs  profit          0.69
  Net        profit         641.38   vs  profit        472.86
 Notes: Results are reviewed and consolidated. MCOT PCL
MCOT.BK operates television Channel 9.
 Seven analysts polled by Reuters had forecast an average
net profit of 332 million baht ($9.9 million) for the
April-June quarter of 2008.
 ($1=33.65 Baht)
 (Reporting by Arada Therdthammakun)



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