Bangkok to support the hotel operations until it closes at the beginning of next year. The company reported 1Q18 net profit of THB 230 million, a growth of 85.5% yoy. Excluding nonrecurring gain, net profit
its content acquisition to support the growth of the business since 2017 and the fact that the Thai Baht value appreciated against US Dollar, the Company had loss on exchange rate, resulting in a
Company had continuously increased its content acquisition to support the growth of the business since 2017 and the fact that the Thai Baht value appreciated against US Dollar, the Company had loss on
percentage no more than 0.5%. However, Fuel Oil received support from Fuel Oil supplies that decreased due to the reduction in OPEC production, especially Heavy Crude, and Russian exports of Fuel Oil steadily
acquisition of capital for investment by the Company, due to one purchaser (investor), who has specialized expertise in the automotive market, will support business marketing and related equipment for the 100
concrete road, barbed and concrete pole with fence, and reinforced concrete bridge. There are 6 machinery and equipment for newspaper production totaling 23 sets/ machine. Most of machines have been used
) higher finance costs due to investments in machinery, and joint ventures in Thailand and overseas; and 4) non-cash, one-time expenses recognized from selling unused old machines. Thai Financial Reporting
reduction. However, outstanding loss remained due to 1) sales shrinkage; 2) higher cost as a result of higher depreciation from investments in machinery; 3) higher financial costs from investments; and 4) one
Thailand’s financial system support the Company’s business to grow in the future. Overall economy growth is expected to grow at around 4.2% per annual. This macroeconomic factor fuels the debtor to repay cash
sales and service is higher than the same quarter last year at 20.9%. Selling and administrative expenses increased 6%, to support business expansion both in Thailand and overseas The Company’s expenses