by 6.2% Q-o-Q but declined by 10.2% Y-o-Y. The Q-o-Q sales growth was due mainly to an increase in production. In addition, there was a backlog of orders at the end of the quarter, and some shipments
million. The change was due to the net profit for the period, the dividend payment to the shareholders and the share repurchase of the Company. The appropriate of capital structure The debt to equity ratio
was due to the weakening Thai baht against the US dollar and Euro in the period, which resulted in THB sales increasing by Bt93 million (Table 1). The increase in revenue in 1Q20 was due mainly to an
the previous year due to the acquisition of Kuron Company Limited since 3rd March 2020, allowing the Company to fully record the revenue of Kuron, which mostly was from domestic, since the second
Owner of the Parent - Previously Reported 1,861.07 5,420.50 Finance Costs (Increase) / Decrease 169.77 (127.70) Share of Profit of Associates and Joint Ventures Increase / (Decrease) 40.28 (7.58) Income
income and other income 53.24 100.00 188.89 100.00 Costs 20.59 38.67 114.29 60.51 Administrative expenses, impairment finance costs and share of loss from associates 108.96 204.66 50.22 26.58 Management
financial reporting standards. Overall market environment The Thai economy for the first quarter of 2020 continued on a declining trend comparing to last year due primarily to the COVID-19 outbreak which
continued offering low-end unlimited data plans in both prepaid and postpaid segments in order to maintain customer base and expand market share. Hence, mobile revenue slightly declined by 0.7% YoY to
. The revenue is down reflecting from stores closed from 138 stores to 121 stores. Net selling price of Q2 2017 is higher than Q2 2016 by 5%. As a result, revenue is down due to the customer price