proportion than selling price increase is the main reason why net profit decrease. Graphite Electrode’s price which is a part of conversion cost increase significantly. Separate financial statement, the
significantly, and net loss from exchange rate. Separate financial statement, the Company posted net loss Baht 1,056 million comparing with previous quarter which has net profit Baht 119 million. Total revenue
increase however raw material cost and cash conversion cost also high, therefore, result in net loss. Separate financial statement, the Company has net loss Baht 192 million, decreased in net loss comparing
previous year 7.62%. Income from medical treatments in the separate financial statement went up 4.79% due to the increased in the number of out-patients to 2.57% but the decreased in the number of in
process has been delayed from the planned schedule, which may indicate potential impairment of assets related to the SPAC structure investments in the separate financial statements, such as investments in
, decrease by 178.48 million baht or 79.51 percent and had a net loss from separate financial statement of 35.50 million baht when comparison with the same period at the last year loss, decreased by 183.12
trading activities of ABC shares were inconsistent with normal market conditions. As a result, the closing price jumped from 2.38 baht to 7.80 baht and the daily trading volume significantly increased from
of companies (the “Project”) which aims to clearly separate the business line within OISHI’s group of companies, enhance the management and administration flexibility and increase the capability of the
purchasing demands when the securities price is lower than the offering price, and if the securities price is higher than the offering price, the amount of securities eligible for trading may increase.” Remark
than 20%, comparing to the same period of 2017 which is clarified as below Income : (Unit: Million Baht) Consolidated Separate Y2018 + Increased Y2018 + Increased / Decreased / -Decreased Brokerage fees