THB 659mn. IMPORTANT EVENTS IN 3Q 2017/18 December Issued and offered 340mn newly issued ordinary shares with par value of THB 0.10 per share by way of private placement under the general mandate at
telecommunications operator in Thailand. AIS acquired 33.3% of RLP’s newly issued shares with a total investment of THB 787mn. The partnership will boost RLP user base by integrating RLP as the default payment method
impact from exercise of warrants to newly issued ordinary shares and 2) the restatement of excess of acquisition costs and net assets of Co-Mass, a subsidiary of MACO. More details are as follows:- 1. On
conversion scheme in according to the resolution approval from the Extra Ordinary Shareholders’ meeting no. 1/2017 on 30th August 2017 by newly issuing ordinary shares of the Company to pay the net trade debts
global raw materials and the increasing in competition among entrepreneurs under the situation of excess supply from products and raw materials coming in from various countries. Therefore those factors
excess supply. These factors affect the sales volume and selling price. Therefore has a direct impact on the company's gross profit and net profit. Moreover, the Company and its subsidiaries have set aside
operators in the condition of excess supply have affected the selling price. The contracted volume and selling price therefore have a direct impact on the company's gross profit and net profit, although the
Group’s tax base also increased. The Company also recorded a higher tax expense in the separate financial statements this quarter from capital gains from the sale of MACO’s shares, which rose substantially
profit of THB 2,494 million, attributable to the company THB 2,153 million (-30% YoY), or earning per shares of THB 1.56 As for Q2/2018 revenue from sale of goods and rendering of services was recorded THB
22/02/61 10:09 น. 3 the recovery of mid-end and high-end segments. Corporates raised funds more from issuances of stocks and bonds than from loans. Consumer loans expanded from auto hire-purchase and