Aurora, the country’s largest gold and jewellery retailer, plans to raise its registered capital by an additional 200 million baht to meet the regulator’s requirement for a minimum of 300 million baht to list on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. The proceeds from the listing will be used to expand its business. Bandid Kunaruangroj, vice-president of marketing at Aurora, said the company plans to expand to 500 branches nationwide by 2024, in addition to boosting online marketing channels and adding a new business line called “Khong Kwan” gold and jewellery retail gift shops that is market testing…
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