sectors. Tourism was heavily affected by airspace and border closures, while merchandise exports fell sharply as demand from major trading partners fell, impacting both manufacturing production and domestic

the previous year. For the subsidiaries, Mega Home business has a stable sale, while the operating performance of the HomePro business in Malaysia was affected by the high-base impact of Goods and

mil. (16.2%), while showed decreased % to Sales in the same quarter of last year. Excluding TBSP THB 40 mil. (6.5%), Company’s Selling & Administrative expenses represented at THB 61 mil. (9.7%), +9.7

(IPO) while trade and other receivables and contract assets increased by THB 29.33 million in line with the expansion of digital content via telecommunication channels service. Total liabilities Total

improved from that of Q4 2021 of 10.0%. Selling and administrative expenses increased slightly by 0.6% from Baht 389.9 million in Q1 2021 to Baht 392.2 million in Q1 2022 while our revenue increase by 18.8

increase of number of Thai and foreign tourists. As a result, the service sector and private consumption have expanded. Private investment has improved while Public expenditure shrink from regular government

on the topic, “A New Age of Fundraising,” emphasizing the role of SEC in creating opportunities for businesses of all sizes to access sources of fund, while the disclosure-based supervision will not

2Q2020, although the Company's revenue decreased by 63.36 million baht from 2,164.94 million baht to 2,101.58 million baht or 2.93 percent dropped, gross profit increased 37.08 million baht to an amount of

) for the Year Loss was 465.5 MB, an increased by 282.4 MB or 154.2% y-o-y, due to the last year the Company had gain for disposal of assets 17.3 MB and gain on temporary investment 32.1 MB while the

HomePro Fair at Hat Yai and Khon Kaen. Overall sales are satisfactory. The HomePro business in Malaysia is focused on increasing same store sales, while the company continues to work on improving the