price raising of fattening pig from the previous year. Page 2/…… - 2 - Gross Profit Margin Gross Profit Margin (GPM) in 2019 was Baht 752.2 Million, decreased from 2018 by Baht 13.2 Million, or 1.7%, GPM

Company's financial statements show the results of operations for the three months ended September 30, 2017, the net profit was 26.92 million baht when compared to the same period of the previous year. The

Thailand Major Development Public Company Limited (“The Company”) would like to inform total revenues 1,463.52 million baht and net profit 151.14 million baht in the consolidated financial statement for

subsidiary for 1st quarter of 2019 ended 31 March 2019. The company net profit of Baht 34.66 million when compared with the same period of year 2018 posted net profit of Baht 31.94 million due to the following

Baht 58.0 million of which 14.0% increased from Q3/2017 or in Baht 7.1 million due to increasing of price of fattening pig about 7%. page 2/…… - 2 - Gross Profit Margin Gross Profit Margin (GPM) in

Infrastructure Business, followed by the revenues from Telecommunications Infrastructure Business. The gross profit margins for the periods were 22.19% and 20.56% respectively. The increase in revenue in Q3/2019

discount was provided to those being impacted by measures to contain COVID-19. Still, the discount did not significantly drag gross profit margin down due to reduction in advertising and marketing expense

months ended of year 2020, the Company had a profit of THB 235.1 million which increased by 618.5% compared to the three months ended of year 2019 primarily due to gain on non-recurring items. Management’s

Million Baht or 31.3 of the total revenue, improved greatly 190.2 Million baht or 28.2%. The rise was primarily contributed by property business. The gross profit from property business in Q2 2017 was

Financial Cost 0.93 0.23 4.37 1.25 -3.44 -78.66 Profit (loss) before income tax expenses -55.59 -13.80 -82.86 -23.65 27.26 -32.90 Income tax (expense) revenue 4.89 1.21 0.33 0.09 4.56 -1,400.10 Actuarial gain