% 15.29 8.80 74% Financing cost 0.58 7.18 -92% 2.98 24.16 -88% Tax (Note) 18.57 2.34 693% 10.64 20.89 -49% Net profit 74.43 51.65 44% 197.63 117.12 69% % Net profit 19% 16% 3% 19% 13% 6% Non-controlling

depreciation 92.44 66.21 40% 362.47 284.21 28% % Earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation 25% 21% 4% 25% 23% 2% Other income /(expenses) 5.88 5.74 3% 21.17 14.54 46% Financing cost 0.03 2.15 -99% 3.01

being listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand within 2019. Progress Report on the last round of GLOW’s Delisting Tender Offer December 2019 GLOW Delisting 20 June GLOW’s Board of Directors approved

Figure 17. Thailand’s Financing System Structure (in percent of total financial assets) ... 84 vii List of Tables Table 1. Examples of objectives from international and national taxonomies

) increasing market width and depth to promote the Thai capital market as a regional financial connector; (4) promoting market based financing for all businesses, especially small and medium size enterprises

%, respectively. The incremental of administrative expenses derived mainly from expenses related to employees and also hiring outsourcing company to provide household tasks. Financing Costs The financing costs of

better performance compared to the last year. Financing costs The company’s financial costs in the first quarter of 2020 totaled 5.93 million Baht which increased by 1.55 million Baht or 35.39% from the

alternative financing resources for SMEs and startups to raise fund and expand their business growth. The new scheme follows a similar regulatory framework governing the existing equity crowdfunding rules

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financing. 4. In the 1st quarter, other revenues was 1.32 million Baht. Foreign exchange gain was 12.98 million Baht which mainly due to the strengthening of local currency 5. In conclusion, for the 1st