Our hope of seeing aggressive monetary policy easing has dissipated with the recent sudden weakness in the Thai baht and further declines in other regional currencies. We We see VGI’s value emerging after its share price came off by 27.5% YTD versus the -6% of the SET Index and +26.6% of PlanB (since its listing on 2 Feb 15). We think that most of the negative issues, i.e. loss of the modern trade media business and decline in revenue market share, have largely been factored into its share price. We also foresee that VGI’s earnings will recover gradually in the upcoming quarters from rising BTS passengers and room for re-pricing revenue per passenger, implying limited downside risk to the share price. Therefore, we upgrade our rating from Reduce to Hold, despite our unchanged EPS estimates and SOP-based target price.