- Balance by Quarter Change Q3–19 Q2–19 Q3–18 Q3–19 VS Q2–19 Q3–19 VS Q3–18 (Million Baht: MB) (MB) % (MB) % Revenue from Sales, Service and Construction contracts 1,745.2 1,699.0 1,006.7 46.2 2.7 738.5 73.4
from the overall operating results. Explanation and analysis of financial status as at 31 December 2019 The group’s assets increased by Baht 64 million, mainly due to the following reasons: • Trade and
2017 2016 2017 VS 2016 (MB) (MB) % Sales & Services Income and Revenue from construction contracts 5,171.6 4,197.2 974.4 23.2% Cost of Sales & Service and Construction contracts 4,168.4 3,193.2 975.2
, primarily due to the increase of trade receivables-third party of electricity engineering and construction engineering projects. Most of them were not due trade receivable at March 31, 2018. Other non
: Million Baht) Descr iption First quarter of 2020 First quarter of 2019 Increased (Decreased) Amount Percentage 1.1 Revenues from construction 1,709.22 MB 1,851.66 MB (142.44) MB (7.69) 1.2 Cost of
% 1.1 Revenues from construction Baht 6,318.23 million Baht 8,676.42 million Baht (2,358.19) million (27.18) 1.2 Cost of construction 98.15 % 93.61 % - 4.85 1.3 Sales and service income - Property
construction) and long-term loans from financial institutions. As of 31 December 2016 and 31 December 2017, the trade and other accounts payable stood at Baht 118.32 million and Baht 310.53 million, respectively
(0.40) (22.99%) 3 - Construction 346.79 287.89 58.90 20.46% 4 - Testing and Inspection 21.40 13.89 7.51 54.07% 5 Cost of sales and services (502.26) (442.05) 60.21 13.62% Gross Profit 61.69 43.73 17.96
the government is quite limited. The large projects delivered in the Q2–2024 such as the Construction project to renovate a deteriorated power station Bang Samak Power Station in Chachoengsao Province