Thai auto parts maker Somboon Advance Technology reported a net profit of Bt1.32m, or Bt0.00 a share in 2Q 2009. The result marked a sharp decline from a net profit of Bt165.42m, or Bt0.55 a share in the same quarter of last year.
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SAT’s 2Q 2009 net profit of Bt1.32m, down 99.20% YoY
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