increase from the end of last year and will continue to grow. As a result, commercial banks will have to set aside substantial provisions to accommodate the uncertainties caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The
year from the growth in tourists in key markets such as Malaysia, India, South Korea, Japan and Russia. The number of Chinese tourists also exhibited an increase during December 2018, the first increase
Q1’2018 (Baht 7,651 million in Q1’2017 and Baht 7,762 million in Q4’2017), primarily due to an increase in revenue from the power plants that started COD on February 1, 2018, namely ABPR3, located in Amata
) and service sector from tourism related. Non-durable and semi-durable goods also showing signs of recovery supported by the increase in farm incomes. Meanwhile, private investment also started to
service sector from tourism related. Non-durable and semi-durable goods also showing signs of recovery supported by the increase in farm incomes. Meanwhile, private investment also started to improve for
continued to expand from the increase in domestic machinery sales and the increase in number of registered vehicles for investment. Public spending also continued to improve from the first half of the year
Deduct Minority interest - - Net tangible assets (NTA) 604.68 (0.22) Plus Capital increase from ex-shareholder :At-Ze prior to share sale and purchase date* - 30.00 Net tangible assets (NTA)-adjusted
Intangible assets deduct 11.53 0.54 Deduct Total liabilities 315.37 157.34 Deduct Minority interest - - Net tangible assets (NTA) 604.68 (0.22) Plus Capital increase from ex-shareholder :At-Ze prior to share
maturity fixed deposit was transfer to saving account and increase about 45 million baht from 2017 in relation to the increase in FED interest rate from 0.75% in 2017 to be 1.50% in 2018 and 1.75% in 2019