are partly from the expedited disbursement at the end of the year. In fact, the government expenditure plays a key role to support the recovery of the Thai economy during the COVID–19 outbreak. In Q3
from 3 associated company as follow; - Sales and installation of tools and machinery, hold 47.50% of paid-up capital, share of loss amounting of 0.17 Million Baht - Repair and maintenance of tools and
15.3% YoY, as a result of declining in core revenue, kiosk improvement to support new business, and fully-depreciated kiosk maintenance. 2) Net profit in 1Q2020 was Bt126.54mn, decreasing 15.4% YoY, as a
temporally supporting expense to Company’s master agents in COVID-19 situation. Profits 1) Gross profit in 2Q2020 was Bt120.12mn, as a result of declining in core revenue, kiosk improvement to support new
several relief measures being rolled out by the government. Since the beginning of the outbreak, the Company has committed to support and operate in compliance with the government’s measures and orders
Project of procurement for server computers to support information systems of the Social Security Office, the Project of procurement and installation of systems for the Development of National Education
7.6 4.6% Staff cost, repair and maintenance cost and other services 134.3 142.9 8.6 6.4% Processing fee - PEA 16.0 17.1 1.1 6.9% Other cost 25.2 35.5 10.3 40.9% Total cost of sales and service 1,149.4
energy costs. Total expenses were Baht 426.8 million, increased by 7.1% mainly due to writing-off obsolete assets caused by the temporary shutdown of furnace for scheduled maintenance. Expense for the
Capital Market Development Fund (CMDF) renders financial support to this initiative. Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI), an international consultant, is commissioned to study and develop a data
Operation and maintenance costs increased 9.0% year-on-year from Baht 1,145 million for 9M’2016 to Baht 1,247 million for 9M’2017, primarily due to an increase in operation and maintenance costs arising from