were limited to specific areas and types of housings. Trade businesses steadied or slightly expanded following a gradual increase of domestic expenditures. The improvement in economic activities helped
THB 2,500 mm by using WHAUP’s IPO proceeds. Moreover WHAUP has issued debenture, totaling of THB 4,000 mm, which has lower interest rate, to re-finance long-term loan as well. 3. Decrease in trade and
finance expenses, higher selling, servicing and administrative expenses from the consolidation and one-off expenses of Vienna House and lower one-off gain from asset disposals Total assets as of 31 March
for 87.20 percent of total revenue of previous year. However, cost of good sold for the period of three months ended 30th Sept 2017 increased by 12.2 percent, saving by the lower increase in cost than
sold The total sales volumes and total production volumes were lower than last year quarter mainly due to the Company termination of tolling agreement with G Steel Public Company Limited in February 2019
lower from last year quarter by THB 15 million. This is due to the reduction in consultant service expenses as follows: 1) Termination of the business advisory and review agreement with the foreign
58.02 million and the trade accounts receivable which was overdue by lower 6 months has been collected in total of THB 67.28 million (up to 13 May 2020). Although the balance of trade accounts receivable
half of the year. Against the backdrop of the global trade slowdown and uncertainty over US trade policy, merchandise exports in 2018 expanded by 7.7 percent, down from 9.8 percent growth in 2017
users. EBITDA • EBITDA increased 5.6% y-on-y and 1.7% q-on-q (Baht 6,997 million in 9M’2018 / Baht 2,410 million in Q3’2018) due to the the operation of new power plants. • EBITDA margin was lower to 26.3
of identifiable assets acquired and liabilities assumed, and the consideration paid, the consideration paid is lower than fair value of net assets transferred. As a result, the Group has gain from