clients which open an account or make transactions with the intermediary for several persons who use services of such financial institutions or several levels through an omnibus account; (e) monitor the
FINANCE COST AND TAX ABBREVIATION & OUR PROJECTSEXECUTIVE SUMMARY FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL POSITION PROGRESS OF PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE 8 Finance Cost • Finance costs
Impairment loss on financial assets 14.7 107.8 (93.1) (86.4) Fair value loss on FVTPL equity instrument 69.0 - 69.0 100.0 Finance Income 0.9 26.3 (25.4) (96.6) Considering the type of income, it was found that
Impairment loss on financial assets 14.7 107.8 (93.1) (86.4) Fair value loss on FVTPL equity instrument 69.0 - 69.0 100.0 Finance Income 0.9 26.3 (25.4) (96.6) Considering the type of income, it was found that
1 1. ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE In Q1/2019, East Water Group had total consolidated sales and services income of 1,164.83 million Baht, increased by 119.44 million Baht or 11.43% compared to
National Credit Buro (NCB) checking services by the end of this year. The e-KYC and NCB checking service is required by financial institutions under Anti-Money Laundering Act and the total number of accounts
)% Administrative expenses 82.5 74.8 93.7 (7.7) (10.3)% (11.2) (12.0)% Revenues and Costs of Sales and Services The results of operations of the Company in Q3-2017, with revenues from sales and installation and
revenue from sales and services amounted to Baht 7,815 million, decreased by Baht 334 million or 4% QoQ. This result from the decrease in sale volume and selling price while increase in production cost both
-conservative spending amid political uncertainty. AIS also focused on high-margin services including EDS, CloudX, and tailored vertical solutions for targeted industries. EBITDA accelerated QoQ from growth in
2019 of Baht 596.1 million, representing a growth of 9.8% from 2018 mainly due to the increase in both revenue from sale of goods and revenue from rental and rendering of services, increased gross profit