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Jasmine absorbs World Cup loss, looks to 2030 gains

Fans ham it up at the World Cup quarterfinal between Argentina and Switzerland in Kansas City on July 11. (Photo: Reuters)

Jasmine International Plc (JAS) faces a marginal loss of around 100 million baht from acquiring the broadcasting rights to the Fifa World Cup 2026, attributed to a shortfall in sponsorship revenue, inflexible marketing packages and inconvenient match times.

Despite the loss, the company insists its financial structure remains manageable due to instalment-based payments, allowing it to maintain healthy cash flow despite the high price.

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