wider access to financing sources for business operation of Thai small and medium enterprises, and to enhance the overall efficiency of Thai financial sectors. 

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consideration of money laundering offenses, as well as offenses relating to the financing of terrorism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, both in Thailand and overseas. In addition, serious

businesses, and (3) land and building transfer fee incurred from the sales of Dusit Princess Korat. Financing Cost Financing cost was THB 59 million in 2017, a decrease of 19.3% yoy due to the Company’s long

million. • Net cash flows used in financing activities Baht 138 million. Mainly came from the finance costs paid Baht 110 million which mostly from subsidiary, repayment short-term loans from related party

200.41 15.10 271.24 9.96 194.55 14.50 77.01 38.43 Administrative expenses 88.77 3.28 51.79 3.90 88.57 3.25 50.95 3.80 36.98 71.40 Profit before financing costs and income tax expense 577.35 21.32 203.93

202.06 16.49 268.73 9.92 167.14 15.99 262.56 9.64 (66.67) (24.81) Administrative expenses 68.93 5.63 88.77 3.28 68.36 6.54 88.57 3.25 (19.84) (22.35) Profit before financing costs and income tax expense

Selling expenses 70.44 15.72 41.15 11.90 67.31 14.79 39.74 11.38 29.29 71.18 Administrative expenses 11.06 2.47 10.36 3.00 10.91 2.40 10.31 2.95 0.70 6.76 Profit before financing costs and income tax

Fee, Cost of medical treatment, depreciation from transferring assets, infrastructure cost and so forth. Financing Costs The financing costs of financial institutions for the 2nd quarterof Year 2018 and

had cash flow from investing activities of Baht 31.0 million due to cash receipt from the redemption of other current financial assets and restricted bank deposits. Cash from financing activities The