801.5 Million Baht or increase 7.6 %, compared to Q2 2016 of 745.0 Million Baht. The growth on sales were primarily from E-commerce and hospitality business (B2B) and also Easter holiday fell into Q2 2017
increase of take-home products and higher orders through food delivery services, which usually have lower gross profit margin than products served on-site as a result of higher packaging cost. EDITDA and
residential locations around Bangkok and more than 20 stores owned by franchisees. The Company aims to increase and distribute pop-up stores, which will allow the Company to test the market and customer demand
development and sustainable growth in the future. While its business partners and business alliance members might be parties with possible conflict of interests, nevertheless, The Board of Directors might find
increase in net interest income which was derived mainly from expansion in retail and SME business loans, in line with growth in net interest margin (NIM). Excluding gain on investments of certain banks in
aforementioned demand growth in B100 product. 3. Gross profit in Q3/2019 recorded at THB 66 million, an increase of 12%, from the higher sales volume and average selling price of B100 product compared to the prior
revenue was Bt549mn, an increase of 442% YoY and 44% QoQ, driven by larger subscriber base. FBB represented 1.7% of service revenue. International revenues and others were Bt1,599mn decreasing 2.7% YoY
over wholesale sales to cautiously control the overall sales credit in this channel. As a result, sales for the current period decreased slightly by 5.4%. Despite the gradual economic growth and the
quarter of 2018, the Thai economy expanded well, driven by both growth in the foreign sector and gradual improvements in domestic demand. Merchandise exports improved both in terms of export quantity thanks