The Thai shipping group Thoresen Thai Agencies achieved a profit of USD 3.8 million compared to a deficit amounting of USD 8.15 million in the previous quarter.
However, the result is still a great decline from the same period last year where Thoresen Thai's profit came to USD 7 million, according to the group's interim report.
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