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
total revenue ratio decreased from 14.24% in 2017 to 13.23% in 2018. Baht Million 2017 2018 +/(-) +/(-) % Total revenues 1,155.58 1,422.61 267.03 23.11% EBIT 325.40 354.24 28.84 8.86% Finance cost 85.09
11.86% Finance cost 19.72 18.41 (1.31) (6.64%) Income tax expenses 17.98 22.21 4.23 23.53% Net profit 70.57 80.50 9.93 14.07% Net profit ratio (ROS) 20.41% 18.98% Earnings per share (Baht) 0.13 0.15 0.02
local and international customers. • Utilities income decreased by 4.5%, standing at THB 534.0 mm, mainly from lower excessive charge. However, if excluding the revenue from excessive charge, utilities
30.72 (27.44) (89.32%) 5 Profit before expenses 47.66 78.36 (30.70) (39.18%) Selling expenses (4.60) (5.74) (1.14) (19.86%) Administrative expenses (31.69) (28.09) 3.60 12.81% 6 Finance costs (3.74) (1.68
47.63 33.82 13.81 40.83% Selling expenses (5.18) (4.81) 0.37 7.69% Administrative expenses (32.96) (27.30) 5.66 20.73% 5 Finance costs (3.84) (2.64) 1.20 45.45% 6 Profit before income tax 5.64 (0.93) 6.57
% Other income 3.89 3.28 0.61 18.51% 4 Profit before expenses 47.63 33.82 13.80 40.82% Selling expenses (5.18) (4.81) 0.37 7.72% Administrative expenses (32.96) (27.30) 5.66 20.74% 5 Finance costs (3.84
demand in the market. Excess production in China caused extra problems as the local production could not be shipped out due to pandemic, resulting into an intense competition and price in China. For
10-year term. In addition, if the net asset value (NAV) declines, Type A unitholders will have the right to receive returns before Type B unitholders (the Ministry of Finance and government sector