Competition 1.1 Electricity industry and Economic situation in Thailand In 2017, Thailand’s peak demand was 28,578 megawatts on 4 May at 02.20 pm, lower than the peak demand of 29,619 megawatts in 2016 by 3.51
export branded business, despite a decrease in export CMG and domestic branded. Net profit in Q4/2017 was Baht 28 million, a decrease of 76% YoY due to 1) lower sales contribution of export pressuring
trading in the mutual fund’s portfolio over a period. The calculation is based on the lower amount between the total amount of securities purchased and the total amount of securities sold within a one-year
assets million baht 45,958 48,201 46,154 Total liabilities million baht 12,952 14,260 13,680 equity’ Total shareholders million baht 33,006 33,941 32,474 Registered capital bahtmillion 1,259 1,259 1,259 up
14,329.7mn, an increase of THB 3,871.8mn from the previous year • Net debt to Equity ratio3 as of 31 December 2018 equals 0.96 times Operating result Q4/18 and 2018 Revenue and Backlog2 Source of income (Unit
full business and also the impact of the lower cost of fuel from the later shipments in 2018. Efforts continue to optimize cost further with a number of projects in the pipeline most notably on
of 2019 were of Bt18.7 million and Bt50.5 million which increased by 39.6%(y-o-y) and 102.8% (y-o-y) respectively. Due to the growth rate of total revenue in Q2/2019 was of 2.5%(y-oy) lower than the
. Similar trends are reflected in H1 2018 performance where the increased volumes led to an 9% rise in revenue. On the costs SG&A while higher year on year in absolute terms was lower as a percentage of
income from short-term investments decreased. As the growth rate of total revenue was higher than the growth rate of total expenses, then the Net profit attributable to Equity holders of the Company in Q3
Profit attributable to Equity holders of the Company amount of 595.1 million baht, or 17.4% from the same period last year. Due to the COVID-19 situation causing the slow transactions. In addition, the