, increased by Baht 200 million or 28% from Q4/2017. The increase is mainly due to the rise in sales of electricity to Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) as the COD of both phases of IRPC Clean
18.9%, respectively. However those were in the opposite direction to the declining change in revenue due to the increase in employee-related expenses such as commission and salary. In addition, the
and increased by Baht 2,888 million or 117% from Q1/2019. This was mainly due to the following reasons: Executive Summary Comparing Q1/2020 vs Q4/2019 Comparing Q1/2020 vs Q1/2019 YoYQoQ The Proportion
. Foreign Exchange Regulations The Bank of Thailand issued Notice of the Competent Officer on Rules and Practices regarding the Undertaking of Authorized Money Changers (No. 6), and Notice of the Competent
. Private consumption and investment tend to increase despite some of them slowdown from the outbreak of Omicron-type COVID-19. Public expenditures expanded comparing to the Q1-2021 due to capital
%. Sales and service income for the quarter 1 ended 31 March 2019 amounted to Baht 481 million increased by Baht 23 million or increased by 4%. This was mainly due to the increased in export sales in Asian
service income for the quarter 2 ended 30 June 2019 amounted to Baht 993 million increased by Baht 75 million or increased by 8%. This was mainly due to the increased in export sales in Asian and The Middle
increased by 7%. Sales and service income for the six-month period ended 30 June 2019 amounted to Baht 993 million increased by Baht 75 million or increased by 8%. This was mainly due to the increased in
, 2017 is 160.60 million baht, With a decreased of 11.40 million Baht equal to 7.10%. Due to our major customers had change mode from Sea freight to Air freight and inland transport to reach the
fluctuations in money market and capital market and has severely affected all sectors in the economy, especially tourism sector which acutely shrunk due to travel restrictions and lockdown measures. Export