changing the allowance policy. Products that are deteriorating and slow move. 3. Selling expenses The company had selling expenses in the 3rd quarter of 2019 in the amount of 85.55 million baht, increased
on the institutional investors? roles of shareholders will certainly be a wake-up call for listed companies to improve their corporate governance practices. The institutional investors? move today is
, an increase of 5.3% yoy, of which Baht 1,380 million was the net profit from Capital Market Business operated by Phatra Capital Plc. (Phatra), and subsidiaries. Meanwhile, the consolidated
to cover the luxury villa management in Indonesia, Thailand, Maldives, Sri Lanka and Japan under “Elite Havens” brand from the acquisition of LVM Holdings Pte. Ltd. At the end of 2018, DTC operated
for 2019 totaled Baht 5,988 million, a slight decrease of 0.9% yoy, of which Baht 1,040 million was the net profit from Capital Market Business operated by Phatra Capital Plc. (Phatra) and subsidiaries
% yoy, of which Baht 146 million was the net profit from Capital Market Business operated by Phatra Capital Plc. (Phatra), and subsidiaries i.e. PSEC and PASSET. Meanwhile, the consolidated comprehensive
% yoy, of which Baht 146 million was the net profit from Capital Market Business operated by Phatra Capital Plc. (Phatra), and subsidiaries i.e. PSEC and PASSET. Meanwhile, the consolidated comprehensive
totaled Baht 1,723 million, an increase of 1.9% yoy, of which Baht 300 million was the net profit from Capital Market Business operated by Phatra Capital Plc. (Phatra), and subsidiaries i.e. PSEC and PASSET
totaled Baht 1,723 million, an increase of 1.9% yoy, of which Baht 300 million was the net profit from Capital Market Business operated by Phatra Capital Plc. (Phatra), and subsidiaries i.e. PSEC and PASSET
Baht 1,471 million, a decline of 5.2% yoy, of which Baht 142 million was the net profit from Capital Market Business operated by Phatra Capital Plc. (Phatra) and subsidiaries. Meanwhile, the consolidated