Bangkok, June 5, 2015 ? SEC Secretary-General talked strategy and vision, emphasizing on understanding business and improvement of ecosystem where regulations are practical and developed from the
websites was at 84.53, up sharply from 75.39 in 2013. Scores in each and every area showed improvement, particularly in Role of Stakeholders and Board Responsibilities which surged 31% and 25% respectively
satisfactory improvement among 585* listed companies. The rise of 13 such companies to Progress Level 5 (out of 6 levels) indicated extended efforts to involve stakeholders in the implementation of corporate
TFEX?s officers and executives at all levels to seek an immediate clarification. The SEC received a preliminary explanation on the cause and later detail explanation and improvement measures. The SEC met
subsidiary recorded gross profit of 4,418 MTHB, improved by 2.8% from the year 2018 due to lower prices of raw materials this year and improvement of production reliability. However, such improvement was
activities has been arranged with sales plan improvement and promotion efficiency spending. 3. Selling and administrative expenses Selling and administrative expenses for Y2019 was Baht 465.90 million which
respectively. The THB 48.3 million increase from work in progress at the end of year and were waiting for issuance of invoices Other current assets Leasehold improvement and equipment Liabilities Bank overdrafts
% This was because the Company’s cash collection improvement. In the first quarter of 2019, the cash collection was 708 million Baht which is close to the cash collection in Q4/2018. 2. Income from debt
the sale of radio and communications equipment estimated at 27 million baht revenue from the sale of electricity to about 13 million baht and adjusted revenue from water quality improvement of 9 million
Statement 1Q 1Q % Unit : THB million 2018 2017 change Revenue from non-social security 218.24 177.27 23% Revenue from social security 164.68 136.58 21% Revenue from Hospital Operations 382.92 313.85 22% Cost