1,554.5 1,174.8 1,557.6 379.7 32.3 (3.1) (0.2) Profit for the period 123.0 96.8 121.6 26.2 27.1 1.4 1.2 Overall in the Q2–2023, the Thai economy slightly improved from the previous quarter due to the
58.88% of revenue in 2016. The cost to revenue slightly improved from the increase of average selling price. - Selling expenses in 2017 amounted 144.46 million baht decreased by 150.76 million baht or
58.88% of revenue in 2016. The cost to revenue slightly improved from the increase of average selling price. - Selling expenses in 2017 amounted 144.46 million baht decreased by 150.76 million baht or
Bangkok. In contrast the prices of agricultural products remain at a low level, albeit slightly improved. As a result, consumer spending in the agricultural sector continued to be slow. Sales at HomePro in
borrowing as financing for (1) the acquisition of Thai food business and (2) dividend payment. Tax Expenses Income tax expense decreased slightly from THB 20.9 Mn in 2016 to THB 20.1 Mn in 2017 a decrease of
increased interest expense from increased short-term borrowing as financing for (1) dividend payment and (2) the acquisition of Thai food business “Tummour.” Tax Expenses Income tax expense decreased slightly
at 15.4%, slightly increased from 15.0% of the prior year. Selling Expenses, Administrative Expenses and Other Expenses The Group has selling expenses, administrative expenses and other expenses for
the same period of 2017. Excluding TBSP of 16.9% GP, Company’s %GP represented at 24.1%, slightly growth primary by higher Gross Profit of Digital Print & Mail business. %Gross Profit Margin Mil THB 330
• Total cost of goods sold decreased by 5.0% which was in line with the decrement of sales value. Additionally, cost per unit was slightly decreased due to the decrement of energy cost • Shutdown expenses
revenue of 168.99 million Baht. This increasing was attributed to higher domestic sales. Moreover, the Company generated higher export volume, but the Company recognized increased slightly sales revenue