previous year. This came from decreasing in services revenue whereas sales revenues from medical devices still increased. Revenues from sales and services of EFORL and its subsidiaries in Q3/2018 increased
which occurred on mid of 2019 for projects’ working capital. Including, to increase the liquidity from the Group’s operation impact of COVID-19. 4. Profitability Gross profit and net profit Q2/2020 ended
revenue of 3,648 million Baht, increased by 42% YoY and 101% QoQ, mainly due to revenue from the ESSE Asoke. Net profit of Q4’2018 was 305 million Baht, decreased by 53% YoY and 4% QoQ. Decreasing in net
decreasing of oil price in this quarter had good result to Cost of production. In Q1/2019, Export sector will consistently grow. Meanwhile, domestic consumption will expand although household have risk from
Coronavirus (Covid-19) has result of the Company could generate income from export sales and domestic sales decreasing equivalent to 20.73 percent and 16.11 percent respectively. It comes from the customers in
reduction of registered capital by decreasing the number of registered shares which have not yet been issued in an amount of 4,296,674 shares due to the allotment of stock dividend for the 2H’2014 has
reduction of registered capital by decreasing the number of registered shares which have not yet been issued in an amount of 4,296,674 shares due to the allotment of stock dividend for the 2H’2014 has
, commercial bank loan continued to increase in line with the economic growth. Consumer loan expanded well, particularly mortgage lending with growth accelerated before the loan to value (LTV) measure become
, commercial bank loan continued to increase in line with the economic growth. Consumer loan expanded well, particularly mortgage lending with growth accelerated before the loan to value (LTV) measure become
the Third Quarter ended 30 September 2018 Page 4/21 For the banking sector in the third quarter of 2018, commercial bank loan continued to increase in line with the expansion of domestic demand