The SEC Secretary-General together with the Management Team convened a joint meeting yesterday with the Investment Banking Club led by President Mr. Somphop Keerasuntonpong to discuss cooperation in the development and enhancement of fundraising regulations, emphasizing the mutual assistance in screening companies offering securities for sale to the public and applying for listing on the stock exchange. The two parties also discussed the enhancement of fundraising supervision and the roles of fi...
, decreased from 105.96 million baht to 67.48 million baht, decrease 38.48 million baht or 36.32 percent, due to decreasing of gain on investment by 51.23 million baht and increasing of cash received from
Halcyon Metal Co., Ltd. or “HM” in the three-month period of Q1/2019 had a total revenue of 14.68 million baht, increasing 0.68 million baht, or 4.89% from the same period in 2018. This is because HM partly
period ending 31 March 2018 could be divided in to two key components as follows: 1. Variable cost component which shall be varied in accordance with the volume sold consist of (1) raw materials and
revenue (Bt3,957mn) strongly rose 19% YoY driven by increased demand for home connectivity from the lockdown. Enterprise non-mobile remained robust and grew 12%YoY in revenue from increasing demand for
were also higher, but these are investments into the future competitiveness of the company. On the upside we expect to see some of the variable cost pressure, notably fuel, to ease in the following
recovery of the HDD industry as mentioned. Since the month of June, the Company received increasing orders from HDD customers, especially from its main customers; and production had increased accordingly
selling expenses is variable expenses associated with condominium unit sale: commission, specific business tax and commercial fee (sale). 3.2. The company‘s administrative expenses in quarter 2nd of year
Asda since January 2018. ICUK also continued to bear fruit from increasing sales of our energy drinks under Carabao trademark outside the UK. Such exports of our energy drinks to those countries outside
or 4.7% supported by growth in sales of branded product by our own manufacture due to the recovery of the domestic energy drink market and increasing variety of 3rd party product for distribution while