-2.5% 75.93 75.97 -0.04 0.1% Total expenses 716.00 778.04 -62.04 -8.0% 2,301.74 2,225.48 76.26 3.4% Earning before interest and tax 87.25 67.26 19.99 29.7% 253.44 191.47 61.97 32.4% Financial expenses
1,586.14 -12.47 -0.8% Earning before interest and tax 65.39 90.65 -25.26 -27.9% 137.31 166.19 -28.88 -17.4% Financial expenses -1.30 -1.38 0.08 -5.8% -2.63 -3.03 0.40 -13.2% Share of income from investment
32.83 0.57 1.7% Administrative expenses 30.03 28.30 1.73 6.1% 66.31 55.83 10.48 18.8% Total expenses 706.86 786.79 -79.93 -10.2% 1,397.00 1,573.67 -176.67 11.2% Earning before interest and tax 43.51 65.39
percent, a gross profit of 662.93 million baht (1Q2019: 634.56 million baht), an increase of 28.37 million baht or 4.47 percent. Profit before finance costs, tax expense, depreciation and amortization was
in the agricultural sectors, affect the consumers’ purchasing power which has caused private sector consumption to slow down significantly. Besides, the government expenditures remain shrink due to the
knowledge sharing among listed company executives, SEC executives, as well as experts from both the public and the private sectors. Vorapol Socatiyanurak, SEC Secretary-General said that ?The ?SEC for CEO
14.5% 115.67 14.5% 108.54 13.5% -6.2% -11.9% Other income 63.52 7.5% 66.33 8.3% 67.76 8.4% 2.2% 6.7% Sales profit 0.88 0.1% 0.02 0.0% 0.02 0.0% 0.0% -97.7% Profit before finance cost and income tax
. Meanwhile, the private sectors continued to slow down investment. Private households in various sectors paid more attention on spending because there were still having problem on purchasing power and incomes
decreased 9.79 million Baht, or 2.91% from the same period of previous year due to the slowing of the economy. Investment and government expenditure were not enough to drive the economy. While the private
. Meanwhile, the investment of private sector was slowed down because they were worried about the political stability after the election. Household sector was more carefully to spend money because there was a