0515 GMT - CP All is likely to post 13% EPS growth this year thanks to continued aggressive branch expansion and better product mix management, ttb wealth securities' Pattadol Bunnak says in a research report. This expected growth comes despite Thailand's co-payment scheme which allows only traditional trade and street vendors to participate, the analyst says. Because of factors including better preparedness for new product launches, the convenience store chain operator's same-store-sales in 3Q 2026 may fall by less than the 1.5% drop seen during Thailand's previous co-payment scheme in 4Q 2025. The brokerage raises the stock's target price to 62.00 baht from 60.00 baht using 2026 as a base year, with an unchanged buy rating. Shares are unchanged at 45.50 baht. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)

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