million in quarter 2 /2018 escalating from THB 1.54 million of the same period last year. Such growth was driven mainly from marketing activities rendered to a corporate customer. Jan – Jun. 2018 Business
September 30, 2018 Return on Assets and Return on Equity in 9 months 2018 improved from 12.9% and 14.6% to 13.5% and 19.9% yoy. It was driven by the outstanding profit for the Company and its subsidiary. In
factors and business models. The overall economic growth in 2018 is expected to be 4.5 percent, driven by both domestic and external demand. Nevertheless, the Thai economy continues to face downside risks
12.20 14.36% The increase in revenue came from sales increment in Wellness & Anti-Aging products by the amount of 47.77 million baht which grew by 15.90 million baht or 49.90%. The increment mainly driven
million, in line with increase in total assets. Total shareholders’ equity increased by Baht 479.75 million driven by increase of profit during the period. 3) Key Financial Performance Q1 2020 Q2 2020 Q3
appropriated At-Ze’s assets value by using Discounted Free Cash Flow Method-Free Cash Flows to Firm. Total value of consideration is same value as negotiation in between Seller and the Company upon the Share
appointed Financial Advisor to evaluate the appropriated At-Ze’s assets value by using Discounted Free Cash Flow Method-Free Cash Flows to Firm. Total value of consideration is same value as negotiation in
At-Ze’s assets value by using Discounted Free Cash Flow Method-Free Cash Flows to Firm. Based on provision assumptions and reviewed on At-Ze’s performance, including future business plan, At-Ze passed
business and consumer segments, and can be lingering for the extended period. Thai government has issue many measurements to alleviate the effect, including a free data package and a free voice package to
utilities bill reduction. Also, NBTC’s measurement for free data and voice in April to May affected Company in short- term on mobile top-up and bill payment. However, the Company has prepared its cash flow by