Thailand's largest petrochemical company, IRPC expects its Q1 results to stay in last year's range, mainly due to the recovery in petrochemical prices. Prices have been propped by increasing demand in the region, particularly from China, triggered by China's stimulus measures. Last years Q1 net profit was Bt1.63 bln.
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