postpone the transfer until they can inspect their units by themselves. Potential Thai buyers, on the other hand, adopting Social distancing, a well-known campaign during COVID-19 outbreak, opted to delay
improve the sales and ownership transfer volume of the Company. In 2019, the net profit of the Company and subsidiary companies has increased from that in 2018 because of better operational efficiency. The
since mid of the quarter) Net profit was B127mn, decreasing 15.4% YoY – from Covid-19 pandemic and effect of new accounting standard adoption of Bt1.41mn. Total revenue from core business was Bt729mn
million. In this regard, other revenues in the first 6-month period of 2020 decreased from those of the same period of the previous year mainly because the Company did not have any profit from fixed asset
Page 1 of 6 Performance Overview In 2017 Singha Estate Public Company Limited (“the Company” or “Singha Estate”) reported a consolidated net profit of Bt572mn, representing a growth of 236% YoY with
660.50 83.17% 1,303.52 139.15% -643.02 -49.33% Profit before finance costs and income tax expense 133.69 16.83% -366.74 -39.15% 500.42 -136.45% Finance costs 36.13 4.55% 45.56 4.86% -9.43 -20.69% Profit
% Administrative expenses 25.60 30.62 -5.02 -16.40% Reversal of doubtful debts -3.34 - -3.34 100.00% Total expenses 230.04 108.41 121.63 112.19% Profit before finance costs and income tax expenses -1.35 9.69 - 11.03
previous year (YoY), and operating profit of THB 3,325 mn, an increase of 4.7% YoY, largely due to better overall business performance. Net profit stood at THB 2,847 mn, an increase of 0.9% YoY, mainly
for the year 2017 ended December 31, 2017 compared with the same period in 2016 which had total revenues 5,405.66 million baht and net profit 411.82 million baht. The above performance comes from these