remained the main growth driver, while private investment expanded at a slower pace than previously assessed. The value of merchandise exports continuously decelerated from the previous quarter due to the
)% 29 28 5% Note: Some capacities in 1Q17 are re-rated. Figure 4: Margins and Returns 6 precisely this reason, as mentioned previously, IVL on a consolidated basis benefitted and delivered a core EBITDA
lower scheduled maintenance. • NNP margin in Q1’2019 was 6.7% lower than 10.2% in Q1’2018 but higher than 3.8% in Q4’2018 as described previously. ABBREVIATION & OUR PROJECTSFINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
52.30 57.67 (5.37) Earnings before interest and tax 59.91 37.76 22.15 Finance costs 32.05 21.85 10.20 Profit before income tax 27.85 15.91 11.95 Income tax expense 1.92 2.75 (0.83) Total comprehensive
288,339 264,233 276,560 (16,294) (5.7) Gross profit 83,901 99,845 81,524 83,842 (15,944) (16.0) Other income 3,618 3,248 4,410 4,122 370 11.4 Profit before expenses 87,519 103,093 85,934 87,964 (15,574
from continuing operations before finance costs and tax expense 7,598 12.0% 3,590 6.7% 4,008 111.6% Finance costs 292 0.5% 249 0.5% 43 17.3% Profit from continuing operations before tax expense 7,306
0.9 (99.5%) (91.8%) 25.1 173.9 592.8% Profit before expenses 383.5 713.1 388.3 (45.5%) 1.3% 723.8 1,101.4 52.2% Gain (loss) on forward contracts - 49.5 (50.8) N.A. (
N.A.(>100) N.A.(>100) - 2.2 N.A.(>100) Other income 1.8 0.9 3.0 233.3% 66.7% 26.9 176.9 557.6% Profit before expenses 420.8 388.3 505.9 30.3% 20.2% 1,144.6 1,607.3 40.4% Gain (loss) on forward contracts
recovered. Bank of Thailand has adjusted down Thailand economic outlook forecast to a contraction of 8.1% for 2020, instead of 5.3% contraction previously forecasted. The crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic has