Topic Balance by Quarter Change Q1–21 Q4–20 Q1–20 Q1–21 VS Q4–20 Q1–21 VS Q1–20 (Million Baht: MB) (MB) % (MB) % Total revenue 1,824.2 2,070.7 1,231.6 (246.5) (11.9) 592.6 48.1 Total operating expenses
forecast. Although short-term economic stimulation measures from the government benefited private expenditure, but could not make a positive change to the overall GDP. (Source: Bank of Thailand). Thailand’s
and Service 2,425.0 96.4 2,852.6 96.2 Franchise Fees Income 56.5 2.2 69.6 2.3 Other Income 33.7 1.3 42.5 1.4 Total Revenue 2,515.2 100.0 2,964.7 100.0 Remark: (1) Percentage of Total Revenue For the
tourists. Nevertheless, going forward, if government’s stimulus measures in investment, tourism and consumption successfully implement. The impact would positively support overall economy. (Source : SCB EIC
from Sales and Service 697.6 97.4% 710.0 97.2% Franchise Fees Income 13.0 1.8% 14.1 1.9% Other Income 5.4 0.7% 6.3 0.9% Total Revenue 716.0 100.0% 730.5 100.0% Remark: (1) Percentage of Total Revenue For
NTA as June 30, 2019. Total size of related party transactions during the past six-month periods Overall, total size of related party transaction is at approximately USD 2,097,437.49 (Approximately Baht
Yai, Chachoengsao and Rayong Branch (which started operating since 1 November 2018)). Industry Overview In 3Q18, Thailand’s overall economic growth accelerated from all major spending categories
– June. However, when considered the revenue from sales of goods for the 9-month period ended 30 September, 2018, there is a growth in overall performance with 18.65% when compared to the sales of 9-month
changed to used new channel market particularly online and digital technology. This situation impacts overall business and industries particularly retails, restaurant, entertainment, airlines and travel