at a slower rate than the same period last year. Supporting factors included an increase in private consumption from both the agricultural sector (driven by an increase in rice prices) and the non
main income from advertising commission and service fee in an amount of THB 153.60 million, a decrease of THB 18.76 million or 10.88 per cent. Costs of service and commission in an amount of THB 109.93
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
Increase (Decrease) % Change Sales income 15,400.82 15,097.66 303.16 2.01% Rental and service income 493.36 480.81 12.55 2.61% Other income 599.77 577.93 21.84 3.78% Total revenues 16,493.95 16,156.40 337.56
.) % Construction income 63.82 68.01 -4.19 -6.16 Service income 6.20 8.75 -2.55 -29.14 Sale of goods 0.00 - Other income 0.44 4.30 -3.86 -89.77 Total Revenues 70.46 81.06 -10.60 -13.08 Cost of constuction 63.58 88.52
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million or 33% mainly from: Fee and service income decreased by Baht 2.04 million from mutual fund and private fund management fee of Innotech Asset Management (formerly Solaris Asset Management). Gain
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drastic slowdown in Thai economy, while the tourism sector has been impacted by lockdown policy in many countries, together with a decline in household income following unemployment problem in private