Balance by Quarter Change Q4–23 Q4–22 Q4–23 VS Q4–22 (MB) (MB) % Issued and fully paid-up 1,464.7 1,331.1 133.6 10.0 Share Premium 736.5 603.0 133.5 22.1 Unappropriated Retained earnings 1,692.0 1,651.1
extent of the rebound in consumer confidence and household spending. Throughout 2017, the Bank of Thailand maintained the policy interest rate at 1.50 percent, concurring that economic gains had not been
capital reserve for share-based payment transactions 9,319.5 9,319.5 - Treasury stocks (491.6) (366.8) (124.8) Other components of shareholders' equity 20,036.0 19,836.7 199.3 Retained earnings 535.8 32.6
ordinary shares and capital reserve for share-based payment transactions 9,319.5 9,319.5 - Treasury stocks (491.6) (366.8) (124.8) Other components of shareholders' equity 20,036.0 19,836.7 199.3 Retained
(3,377.3) Retained earnings (loss) (3,312.6) 296.3 (3,608.9) Others(1) (173.7) (154.6) (19.1) Total shareholders’ equity 22,999.3 30,004.5 (7,005.3) Remark (1) Comprised of discount on changes in
) maintained the policy interest rate at 1.50 percent. The Committee assessed that the Thai economy was on the path of recovery, while domestic demand recovery remained gradual and unevenly distributed. Headline
previous quarter. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) maintained the policy interest rate at 1.50 percent, viewing that while the Thai economy continued to gain further traction, there remained risks on the
investment projects were postponed to 2019. As the momentum from the above mentions, the Bank of Thailand maintained Thailand economic growth forecast for 2018 at 4.4% (as of September 2018). However, the
- Issued and paid-up share capital 200.00 200.00 200.00 - Retained earnings 194.14 66.64 (80.77) Non-controlling interest - - - Shareholders’ equity 394.14 266.64 119.23 Total liabilities and shareholders