QUICK is preparing a 32-million-share IPO in 2026 after first-half profit jumped to 34.22 million baht, with proceeds funding R&D, training, strategic investment and working capital.
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Quick Transformation Public Company LimitedPrivate▲ Positive
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Jay Capital AdvisoryPrivate± Mixed
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Jay Capital Advisory is named only as the financial advisor for QUICK's IPO, with no independent financial impact stated.
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