of Baht 20 million from MMBC. However, loss from MMBC loss decreased 49% YoY, while the loss was foreseen, going following the Company’s plan, and considered as a normal level for the business at the

the Vietnam market – the fastest growing country in Southeast Asia. Within the domestic market, MACO has strengthen its media portfolio by integrating media operations in Thailand with Plan B Media

%, 30.45%, and 22.88% of total trade receivables. Trade receivables are regarded as debtors to whom the bill placement has been proceeded according to the billing plan; however, they are still under the

the growth in accordance with business plan for over the next 2-3 years, yet not being fully utilized nor gaining benefit from the economies of scale particularly in the glass-bottle manufacture and

product prices, and low inflation rate of 0.5%. The policy rate remained unchanged at 1.50%. Central Pattana Public Company Limited (“The Company” or “CPN”) carried out its business plan, while continued

as debtors to whom the bill placement has been proceeded according to the billing plan; however, they are still under the process of customer acceptance and final document review before customer

2019, AIS adopted Thai Financial Reporting Standards (TFRS) 15 regarding revenue from contracts with customers. The standard affects accounting of handset campaigns with price plan contract. This

from the repayment of fully amortized debt from MDX Asset to our 2 subsidiaries for a total of THB 70.85 million and also repayment under the rehabilitation plan of Gateway Estate Co., Ltd. to MDX for

on January 6, 2018 the Company formed a new subsidiary in Austria to be in line with the shareholding restructure plan of the subsidiaries which operated hotel business in Europe, for the purpose to

. The Company would like to clarify as follows: Following the objectives for the use of capital in IPO prospectus, the Company has a plan to utilize the capital from IPO during 2nd-3rd quarter of 2019. In