this quarter were from Mews Yen Akat, The Lofts Silom, The Lofts Ratchathewi, The Estelle Phrom Phong, and The Lofts Asoke. As of 31 March 2020, the Company recorded a total backlog of THB 7,881.0mn
Company’s total assets valuing at THB 12,460.07 million as of 1 January 2020. The Company recorded the change of depreciation in 2020 accounting period with effect from 1 January 2020 onwards. The Company has
- Finance Cost The Company recorded consolidated finance cost in the first quarter of 2021 of 453 million baht, decreasing by 19% y-y, which the portion of finance cost in the first quarter was 9% of total
because in Q3-2020, an allowance for expected credit losses on long-term receivables was recorded and there was also a directors' bonuses expense, which has been approved at the shareholders' meeting on
quarter of 2021 but dropped from 5.8% in the last quarter. - Finance Cost The Company recorded consolidated finance cost in the first quarter of 2022 of 437 million baht, decreased by 4% y-y, which the
% of consolidated financial statements and 5.7% of separated financial statements. - Finance Cost The Company recorded consolidated finance cost in the 1Q/2023 of 527 million baht, increased by 21% from
in Q4–2022, the impairment loss on financial assets ( receivables) was recorded and fair value loss on FVTPL equity instrument in Campana Group Pte. Ltd. In addition, some deferred tax assets were
contribution from our subsidiaries outside Thailand. Revenue from Portugal operations increased slightly by 3.7%. China recorded a strong revenue growth of 24.3%. The company also recorded increase in revenue
economy remained in the doldrums, as evidenced by slowdowns in both advanced and emerging economies. Negative factors included the persistent US-China trade rift and concerns about a no-deal Brexit. Worse
income and net fees and services income, the Bank recorded gain on trading and foreign exchange transactions in the amount of Baht 163 million, an increase of 157.4% comparing to gain of Baht 63 million in