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Thailand’s Lottery Office Tops State Revenue for Tenth Year

BANGKOK – For the tenth year in a row, the Government Lottery Office (GLO) has proven to be a financial powerhouse. This year, the GLO handed over a massive 47,388 million baht to the national government. This amazing figure makes the lottery the highest-earning state enterprise once again. Overall, state enterprises sent a combined total […] The post Thailand’s Lottery Office Tops State Revenue…

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Thailand’s Lottery Office Tops State Revenue for Tenth Year

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