Credit Loss The consolidated expected credit loss in the fiscal year 2023 amounted 7,240 million baht, remained stable in comparison to last year. However, the expected credit loss in the fourth quarter
, diversified and steady cash flows, growing with a combined EBITDA of 18% YoY and 44% LTM 2Q19. The Integrated Oxides & Derivatives segment was negatively impacted by the extended shutdown into 2Q19 following
, totaling Baht 35,000,000, equivalent to 6.40 percent of the registered and paid-up capital All of them are corporate and individual investors with a stable financial position who are able to invest in the
. Integrated Oxides and Derivatives EO, which represents around 40% of total production volume has performed well. EO margins have remained relatively stable, which is reflected in its unchanged EBITDA
hydroelectric power plant project is expected to generate a stable income and yield a reasonable return on investment. (3) The investment in hydroelectric power plant project will introduce BCPG to the additional
. Regulatory fee was Bt5,309mn, decreasing -8.3%YoY following the decline in service revenue as well as one- time USO reduction in 2Q20. The regulatory fee as % to core service revenue remained stable at 4.1% in
, a 11.4% increase YoY as planned reflected stable growth in volume Share of Profit (Power Business) increased 162.9% YoY from 1Q2017 to record at Baht 659.2 million with foreign exchange gain of Baht
3.4 billion in 2018 and 3.4 billion in 2017. Cash and financial investments in 2019 remained stable at THB 8.7 billion, due to EBITDA 2.5 billion less final dividend THB 0.8b 2018 paid in Q219, interim
subsidiaries in Slovakia has mainly operated as contract manufacturers with slightly low but stable profit margin. However, its operating profit margin was improved from 10.8% in same period last year to 11.7
declared as the “Year of Shift”. It is the opportunity for the organization, high-ranking executives and staff to revise the business model in order for the organization to achieve stable growth and the goal