again since the quantity sold has been dropped in the 1st quarter of 2021. Selling Expenses The Company and its subsidiaries’ selling expense mostly consists of domestic freight (In-land). In the 1st

biodiesel sales volume has dropped due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic. As a result, the overall diesel consumption of the nation in the 2nd quarter of 2021 has decreased. ▪ Edible Oil’s Quantity sold

Baht or 49.83%. Overall, the Company’s biodiesel sales volume has decreased, when compared to those in the 3rd quarter of 2020. This is due to the demand for diesel in logistic sector has been dropped

. The Company’s net profit has decreased by 58.27 million Baht or 11.73%. This is due to the demand for diesel in logistic sector has been dropped, which affected by the COVID-19 pandemic (Delta variant

subscribers through selective acquisition efforts and executing price restructuring schemes ahead of the market to grow the profitable revenue. The ARPU dropped by -1.5% QoQ in 1Q23 from a peak season in the

7.2% YoY following an increased core service revenue and well-managed SG&A. It increased 1.5% QoQ from improved operating performance. EBITDA margin was at 51.4%, minimally dropped compared to 52.1% in

1 THB/litre, essentially leading to retail price not corresponding with the rise in cost. As for the industrial marketing margin, it dropped in tandem with intense market competition. On the other

the low yield segment – housing loans which expanded by 149.0% yoy and corporate lending loans grew by 126.5% yoy. Meanwhile, cost of fund for 1Q18 dropped yoy from 2.4% to 2.3% resulting in declining

loan portfolio in the low yield segment – housing loans which expanded by 149.0% yoy and corporate lending loans grew by 126.5% yoy. Meanwhile, cost of fund for 1Q18 dropped yoy from 2.4% to 2.3

fruit juice market in Thailand as well as price competition from competitors in the market.  Domestic CMG sales slightly dropped c.2% YoY, mainly due to lower consumption as a result of price increase