slightly decreased from Q1–2022 and it is significant decrease compared to the Q4–2022, representing a decrease of 25.0%. This is because in the Q1–2023, the Company had revenue from projects with smaller
and administrative expenses increased slightly by 6.6% from Baht 1,260.1 million for 9M 2022 to Baht 1,343.1 million for 9M 2023 while our revenue increased by 12.6%. SG&A in terms of % to revenue
contribution from our subsidiaries outside Thailand. Revenue from Portugal operations increased slightly by 3.7%. China recorded a strong revenue growth of 24.3%. The company also recorded increase in revenue
production volume positively. Volumes of production were marginally impacted by Hurricane Harvey. Although overall PET volume was negatively impacted by the de-consolidation of India the compa- ny’s JV, it
a fixed margin formula pricing in 2017 as discussed above. PET production was marginally lower, despite higher operating rates due to de-bottlenecking turnaround in China, mothballing of the Adana
. Excluding Dusit Princess Korat Hotel, which was disposed in late 2017, Revenue from Owned Hotel slightly decreased by 0.8%, contributed by - Revenue from Owned Hotels in Thailand, excluding Dusit Princess
excluding LQSF, export branded sales would slightly increase 1% YoY, mainly resulted from recovery in the Company’s major export countries, e.g. Cambodia, China, and Myanmar. Q4/2018 was the first quarter of
expenses were Baht 90.08 million, which slightly increased from the same period of previous year by Baht 0.29 million or 0.32 percent, due to the increase in salary and benefits of the employees of Baht 1.86
totaled Baht 140,477 million, increasing slightly by 0.1% from the end of 2018. Retail loans include hire purchase loans, personal loans, Micro SMEs loans and housing loans. Hire purchase loans amounted to