BANGKOK, June 29 (Reuters) - Following is a list of expected

and recently issued corporate bond issues in Thailand. This

information has been compiled from various reports.

Not all the companies concerned have confirmed details of the

issues. New or adjusted entries are marked '**'.

For a story on recent trends in the bond market, click on

JUNE-JULY

** PTT PCL, Thailand's top energy firm, will sell

bonds worth 30 billion baht ($879 million) in July to provide

liquidity and refinance maturing debt.

** Kasikornbank, Thailand's fourth largest lender,

will sell 10-year subordinated bonds between July 14 and 16, in

order to boost its capital base.

The bonds, rated 'AA-' by Thailand's Fitch Ratings, offer a

coupon of 4.85 percent for the first three years, 5.25 percent

for the fourth to seventh year and 5.75 percent for the remaining

years, according to a filing with the securities regulator.

It has yet to decide the amount of the bonds.

** Minor International plans to sell up to 2

billion baht of four-year bonds to institutional investors and

the public in July. The unsecured bonds are rated 'A' by

Thailand's TRIS Rating.

** Central Plaza Hotel is planning to sell bonds

worth 1.5-2.0 billion baht in July to fund business expansion.

The bonds will be offered to both institutional investors and the

public.

** French state-owned development bank Agence Francaise De

Developpement (AFD) has sold baht-denominated bonds worth a

combined 4 billion baht. The issue consists of two tranches, with

a three-year issue carrying a coupon of 3.40 percent and

seven-year bonds having a coupon of 4.60 percent.

** Central Pattana PCL has sold four-year bonds

worth 1.2 billion baht to institutional and cash-rich investors.

The bonds offered a coupon of 4.50 percent.

Q3/2009

-- Quality Houses plans to sell 1.25 billion baht of

three-year bonds in the third quarter of this year. The bonds are

part of a plan to issue 2.5 billion baht for working capital.

2009

-- Land & Houses plans to sell 3.0 billion baht of

three- or four-year bonds with coupons of up to 5 percent from

late this year to early 2010 to refinance maturing debt and for

working capital.

The issue is part of its plans to sell up to 10 billion baht

of 10-year bonds in domestic or foreign markets.

-- Thai Airways International plans to sell a bond

worth up to 7.5 billion baht in October 2009 to refinance debt.

-- Preuksa Real Estate plans to issue bonds worth up

to 2.5 billion baht in the second half of this year to finance

business expansion.

-- Bangkok Expressway, a Thai tollway operator,

plans to issue bonds worth about 3.5 billion baht this year and

next to refinance debt and benefit from low interest rates.

-- Bank of Ayudhya plans to sell 10 billion baht of

bonds to raise funds for expansion.

2010

-- Siam Future Development plans to sell bonds worth

940 million baht next year for refinancing.

ISSUE DATE NOT YET SPECIFIED

-- Regional Container Lines, Thailand's third

biggest shipping firm, told the stock exchange it planned

unsecured bonds worth up to 5 billion baht with maturities of up

to five years.

-- AEON Thana Sinsap told the stock exchange it

planned to issue bonds worth up to 3 billion baht.

-- Siam Gas and Petrochemicals, Thailand's

second-biggest liquid petroleum gas firm, plans to issue bonds,

or bills of exchange, worth up to 3 billion baht with maturities

of up to five years.

-- Thailand's top chicken exporter, Charoen Pokphand Foods

PCL, said it planned to sell bonds worth up to 40

billion baht.

-- Factory developer Ticon Industrial Connection

plans to issue bonds worth up to 3.0 billion baht with maturities

of up to 10 years.

-- Thailand's Kasikornbank raised a planned bond

issue to up to 170 billion baht ($4.74 billion) from around $3

billion previously.

-- Thai housing developer Asian Property plans to

sell bonds, or bills of exchange, worth up to 4.0 billion baht

with maturities of up to 10 years.

-- Power Line Engineering plans to sell up to 800

million baht of up to 5-year bonds to fund business expansion.

-- Thailand's top mobile phone operator, Advanced Info

Service PCL (AIS), said it planned to issue bonds worth

up to 15 billion baht ($425 million) in baht or other currencies.

-- Thai Oil, Thailand's top refiner, said it planned

to sell up to $500 million of bonds in domestic and foreign

markets to refinance debt and get reserves for business

expansion.

To include items in this diary, please phone Bangkok Newsroom

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($1=35.40 Baht)

(Compiled by Arada Therdthammakun)

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