and international demand, which affected from the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The measures of the government sector to control the spread of the virus, therefore the limit of inbound and
are explained as follows; Separate Financial Statement Q1/2019 Q1/2020 Change MB % MB % MB % Rental Income 126.9 81.2% 97.7 59.2% -29.1 -23.0% Revenue from contracts with customers 29.4 18.8% 67.4 40.8
ended 30 June 2017 To: President The Stock Exchange of Thailand The Thai economy expanded in the 2nd quarter driven by the export and tourism sectors. However farm income growth is still subdued, as
-agricultural sector, which was partly supported by government measures. Although the number of overseas tourists was stable, there was a decline in the export sector which has been affected by the trade dispute
Management Discussion and Analysis for Interim Business Operations Financial Performance for the year ended December 31 , 2018 (Unit : M ill ion Baht) 2018 2017 Inc./(Dec.) % Construction income
Comparison is as follows: THB’000 Consolidated ∆% Separate ∆% 2017 2016 2017 2016 REVENUES FROM SALES AND SERVICES 2,473,795 3,672,528 -33% 1,631,566 1,812,983 -10% Interest income 1,045 1,896 -45% 36,148
follows: THB’000 Consolidated ∆% Separate ∆% 2017 2016 2017 2016 REVENUES FROM SALES AND SERVICES 2,473,795 3,672,528 -33% 1,631,566 1,812,983 -10% Interest income 1,045 1,896 -45% 36,148 21,274 70
revenue was Baht 58.63 million, an increase by Baht 41.81 million or 249% mainly from: Fee and service income of Baht 17.58 million, increasing by Baht 17.26 million mainly from ICO portal service fee of
( COVID-19) situation has improved domestically, following a significant reduction in the number of local infections. However, the continued high rate of overseas infections, combined with Government fears