authorized director Ornpaphat, had solicited the public to make an investment with the company via social media based on a scheme of minimum 100,000-baht investment for 12 months to earn a return of 15 percent

redemption was in fact a breach of such terms and conditions, and consequently caused damage to the customer who had to return the tax deduction money to the Revenue Department and pay for the capital gain tax

retirement funds as new investment choices for the retired with demand for regular payouts and return from their retirement benefits. The fund?s portfolio will be allocated to invest in not too risky assets

(Thailand), on the topic, ?Investor Return ? Mind the Gap?  has shown that the most important deciding factor for investors of mutual funds is investment return. Thus, funds that have performed well in recent

emphasis on sufficient information on offered products and services for investors? understanding and investment decision; particularly characteristics, return payment conditions, and the risks involved, not

falling interest expenses. Meanwhile, non-interest income decreased Baht 1,030 million or 1.62 percent, due mainly to a decline in net insurance premiums. At the same time, operating expenses rose Baht

April 1, 2018 to September 30, 2018 net profit, a decrease in full in long-term loan repayment to financial institutions by Baht 40.36 million, and a Baht 45.24 million decline in trade and other payables

beginning of the 2017 and an accrual of higher bonus payment for a better plant performance. Net Profit The Group reported a consolidated net profit of Bt672.3 million in 2Q17, representing a decline of 17.2

, representing a decline of 22.1% Y-o-Y and decrease of 8.9% Q-o-Q. The Y-o-Y decrease was primarily attributed to the reduction in gross profit rate, the substantial effect of a change in foreign currency

) Temporary Shutdown Expenses 43.9 15.7 178.3 Allowance for the decline in value of inventory 1.3 1.2 4.4 Selling Expenses 73.1 83.7 (12.7) Administrative Expenses 46.5 32.6 42.5 Finance Costs 4.8 4.7 4.0 Total