% Selling and administrative expenses 169.04 150.34 18.71 12.44% 538.52 482.53 55.99 11.60% Operating profit 302.12 330.27 (28.15) (8.52%) 1,484.32 1,548.17 (63.86) (4.12%) Finance cost 42.08 54.83 (12.75
%) 832.95 796.85 36.10 4.53% Finance cost 39.79 33.43 6.36 19.03% 81.39 67.06 14.33 21.37% Income tax expenses 65.58 78.87 (13.30) (16.86%) 136.93 143.78 (6.85) (4.76%) Net profit 270.31 280.66 (10.34) (3.68
% Operating profit 431.92 457.27 (25.36) (5.55%) Finance cost 44.26 41.60 2.66 6.39% Income tax expenses 70.26 71.35 (1.09) (1.53%) Net profit 317.40 344.32 (26.92) (7.82%) Net profit attributable to the parent
%) EBITDA 94.66 150.59 124.66 (24.07%) (37.14%) 244.94 265.25 (7.66%) Finance cost and tax income (1.82) 0.61 (4.36) (58.26%) (403.33%) (1.21) (4.61) (73.75%) Net profit 46.08 119.51 76.56 (39.81%) (61.44
%) 25.81 264.98 (90.26%) EBITDA (87.76) 94.66 111.90 (178.43%) (192.71%) 115.19 377.16 (69.46%) Finance cost and tax income 4.23 (1.82) (0.03) (14,200.00%) (332.42%) 3.02 (4.63) (165.23%) Net profit (142.80
schemes, growing domestic consumption and tourism. Factors that may affect the Thai economy in 2019, to name a few, are the slowing global economic growth, the inconclusive trade war between the US and
previously assessed partly due to delay in infrastruture investment projects. The value of merchandise exports contracted due to weaker global demand as a result of slower economic growth in a number of major
uncertainties surrounding the global economy, such as the trade war, financial stability in China and intensified geopolitical conflicts. The performance of Central Pattana Public Company Limited (“The Company