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CPF wins the Most Outstanding Company in Thailand – Agriculture Sector award from AsiaMoney

This award was based on survey result of more than 800 fund managers, buy-side analysts, ratings agencies, and bankers who have voted in recognition of Asia's most outstanding listed companies in each country and business sector.

26 September 2019
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Mr. Prasit Boondoungprasert, Chief Executive Officer of Charoen Pokphand Foods PCL., was presented with The Most Outstanding Company in Thailand – Agriculture Sector at the Asiamoney Asia’s Outstanding Companies Poll 2019 held by Asiamoney, Euromoney’s banking and finance group flagship publication for the region.

This award was based on survey result of more than 800 fund managers, buy-side analysts, ratings agencies, and bankers who have voted in recognition of Asia's most outstanding listed companies in each country and business sector. The criteria were evaluated from the company’s overall performance including its financials, management team, IR activities, and CSR initiatives. The award presentation ceremony was held at Grand Hyatt Singapore Hotel in Singapore.

September 26, 2019 - CPF

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