deferred revenue amounting to THB 2,100.6 mm to statement of comprehensive income for this period. • Share of profit from power associates and joint ventures decreased by 53.0%, mainly due to the planned
period of the last year with Baht 2.26 million. This sharing of gain (loss) has come from the investment in energy business i.e. the biomass power plant in the southern of Thailand and the solar power
% - Other Revenue from Utilities Business2 112.7 25.4 343.7% - Power Business 10.2 3.2 221.8% Costs of Sales and Services (1,164.4) (1,120.0) 4.0% Gross Profit 692.8 588.3 17.8% Gross Profit from Operation3
period of previous year as profit of 5.26% due to revenue from selling more high tension steel and more distribution of electricity to Provincial Electricity but somehow there are some burden cost from one
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policy to ensure that KBank has effectively and practically implemented market conduct management which is in alignment with customers’ needs and purchasing power, through in-depth understanding of them
revenue from the core business in 2Q2020 was Bt666.61mn, decreasing 17.1% YoY, mainly from a decrease of the middle-to-low income population’s purchasing power due to drought and Covid-19 pandemic, as well
in the agricultural sectors, affect the consumers’ purchasing power which has caused private sector consumption to slow down significantly. Besides, the government expenditures remain shrink due to the
credit limit, debt moratorium measure, to assist for state welfare card holders and to stimulate domestic tourism under “We Travel Together” project; buying power of the consumers have remained stagnant