Reserve for Devalue &Bad Debt 130.68 163.04 224.12 8. Reserve for Devalue &Bad Debt - - - 9. Net Profit After Tax 130.68 163.04 224.12 10.Net Profit attributable to Owner Company 131.61 163.11 223.31 บริษัท
%) 3.Others Income 29.91 21.76 14.40 4.Income from sales unused land 132.59 5.Selling &Admin Expenses , Interest Exp. 205.96 210.06 236.38 6.Corporate Tax 59.92 35.39 45.42 7.Net Profit Before Reserve
%) 3.Others Income 20.64 29.91 21.76 4.Income from sales unused land - 132.59 5.Selling &Admin Expenses , Interest Exp. 239.98 205.96 210.06 6.Corporate Tax 43.77 59.92 35.39 7.Net Profit Before Reserve
restructuring and cost management as well as reserve requirements to comply with Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) guidelines under Basel III. In terms of loan quality, the ratio of gross non-performing loan (NPL
restructuring and cost management as well as reserve requirements to comply with LCR guidelines under Basel III. In terms of loan quality, non-performing loan (NPL) stood at Baht 465 billion or a ratio of 2.98
decreased by 73% due to the decline of Availability Payment (AP) from the decrease in Weight factor. Furthermore, the reserve shutdown caused the decrease in revenue from Energy Payment (EP) which also caused
% 34,041 1% Reserve on acquisition of warrants - 0% (91,013) -1% (91,013) -1% (91,013) -2% Other components of equity 24,844 0% (4,250) 0% (4,232) 0% 95 0% Retained earnings (Deficit) - Legal reserves 19,700
structure of the Company was in the strength level and cash flow could be managed effectively, hence, there was no interest paid. According to the above mentioned reasons, the Company’s profit before income
businesses in the Thai capital market. Concurrently, the SEC encourages audit firms in the capital market to build up their strength through the three mechanisms, namely Self-discipline, Market Force, an
non-performing loans, which is a strength area of the company whereby the fund structure is suitably maintained. In addition, JMT Plus business is still in an early stage and exposed to a default risk