, however, it would be restrained by non-farm household income given signs of moderation in earnings, and lower consumer confidence among low-income households due to elevated household debt. Bank of Thailand
, administrative expenses would increase by only 2% yoy . Earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation (“EBITDA”) EBITDA (not included other income, provision for employee benefit and underpaid Adj RW income
domestic tourists and earnings of Thai labor have declined while unemployment rate has been increasing. In addition, whilst private consumption shows some growth but limits in some areas; therefore
% -2% 31% 30% 1% Administrative expenses 41.56 39.07 6% 140.90 112.68 25% Earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation 116.15 114.01 2% 302.68 270.02 12% % Earnings before interest, taxes and
expenses 42.73 79.69 (36.96) (46.38) 104.01 147.50 (43.49) (29.49) Administrative expenses 32.34 45.05 (12.71) (28.22) 65.37 88.52 (23.15) (26.15) Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) (6.69) 7.28 (13.97
ordinary shares 891.31 891.31 - - Retained earnings-Appropriated 45.40 45.40 - - Retained earnings-Unappropriated (565.27) (594.70) 29.44 -5% Other components of shareholders' equity 492.66 493.33 (0.67) 0
61.27 67.82 (6.55) (9.66) Administrative expenses 33.04 43.47 (10.43) (24.00) Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) 10.97 (2.70) 13.67 (506.71) Financial costs 2.77 1.09 1.69 155.39 Income tax
significant changes Balance by Quarter Change Q2–23 Q4–22 Q2–23 VS Q4–22 (MB) (MB) % Issued and fully paid-up 1,431.4 1,331.1 100.3 7.5 Share Premium 703.2 603.0 100.2 16.6 Unappropriated Retained earnings
negotiation between the Company and the Seller and took into account the fundamental intrinsic value of the assets and business based on historical and potential earnings and cash flow of the business. It has
expenses 192.25 167.67 (24.59) (12.79%) Net profit 744.83 716.45 (28.38) (3.81%) Net profit attributable to owner of the parent 735.44 706.19 (29.25) (3.98%) Earnings per share (EPS) 0.44 0.42 (0.02) (3.98