quarter from the contraction of the industrial sector that reduced the production of industrial products due to higher production costs, a lower domestic demand and lower demands from trading partners in
Economic Teak Plantation and Carbon Credit Trading. Liabilities Items that has significant changes Balance by Quarter Change Q1-23 Q4-22 Q1-23 VS Q4-22 (MB) (MB) % Trade and other payables 1,153.4 921.0
to a stronger growth of trading partners’ economy, and in terms of prices on the back of rising global crude oil price. Tourism sector continued to expand, private consumption gradually increased
and Services 388 384 1 Selling and Administrative Expenses 44 51 (13) Share of profit (loss) from investments in joint ventures (1) 2 (150) Finance Cost 5 7 (29) Net Profit 39 24 63 - 2 - Total Revenues
Services 800 759 5 Selling and Administrative Expenses 87 99 (12) Share of profit (loss) from investments in joint ventures (1) 2 (150) Finance Cost 10 15 (33) Net Profit 88 54 63 - 2 - Total Revenues In the
759 5 Selling and Administrative Expenses 43 48 (10) 87 99 (12) Share of profit (loss) from investments in joint ventures 1 1 - (1) 2 (150) Finance Cost 5 8 (38) 10 15 (33) Net Profit 48 29 66 88 51 73
the Employee Share Ownership Plan (“ESOP”) and the formation of the ESOP Committee is now more than 10 years old. Since the ESOP scheme has not yet been approved by shareholders and no ESOP warrants
market price during 15 trading day before 28 February 2020. Dilution Effect on Earnings per Share (Earning per Share Dilution) The dilution effect on earnings per share will approximately equal to 18.18
economic slowdown in key trading partners, the tensions on trade protectionism policies. Tourism sector slowed down mainly from the decreased in Chinese and European tourist figures. However, the number of