aforementioned demand growth in B100 product. 3. Gross profit in Q3/2019 recorded at THB 66 million, an increase of 12%, from the higher sales volume and average selling price of B100 product compared to the prior
increase in sales of new vehicle that resulted from the growth of middle class and economic expansion. The Mogas/Dubai crack spread (UNL95/DB) in Q4/2017 averaged at 14.42 $/BBL, decreased by 1.68 $/BBL when
Thailand’s overall economic growth accelerated, the benefits of growth were not distributed equally among sectors. Consequently, commercial banks were limited in their ability to increase their lending. At the
Singaporean refinery units shut down, lowering these countries’ exports. There was also an increase in demand for diesel in China due to the rising sales of trucks and growth of their mining sector. When
million for the year ended 31th December 2017 and 2016 respectively. The decrease of Baht 31.84 million in the loss is mainly due to the following. 1. A increment in the Group’s revenue 5.45% or Baht 12.78
advertising expenses such as television media, and online medias etc. Altogether is an increase of approximately 8.02 million baht and also an increase in salary increment and incentive which is approximately
last year, complying with the Automotive industry situation including automobile and motorcycle. The Company’s revenues mainly came from the increase in sales and services of these 2 business units as
to favorable energy prices. Total expenses were Baht 404.4 million, decreased by 5.2% through budget controlled measurement. However, due to the increment of temporary shutdown expenses and loss from
domestic sales 24.2% and export sales 75.8%. Gross profit was down from 33.6% to 25.8% due to low margin sale to B2B coupled with the increase in raw material and energy costs. Total expense was Baht 504.6
interest rate unchanged at 1.50 percent as it viewed that the current accommodative policy stance is still needed to strengthen the continuation of growth in domestic demand and support the rise of headline