Accounting functions (“FASSC”) to reduce a redundant works and increase efficiency by integrating human resources and operation processes of our subsidiaries and affiliated companies such as ACS Servicing
efficiency of preventive measures and enforcement mechanisms in response to technology advancement; (3) increasing market width and depth to promote the Thai capital market as a regional financial connector
Exchange of Thailand as follows; 1. The Board of Directors agreed to an increase in investment value for the construction of the Company’s new theme park in Phuket (The “Carnival Magic Project”). The initial
Exchange of Thailand as follows; 1. The Board of Directors agreed to an increase in investment value for the construction of the Company’s new theme park in Phuket (The “Carnival Magic Project”). The initial
operating performance. Revenue from Sales for Q2/2020 and Q2/2019 was 538.14 million baht and 403.31 million baht, respectively. It increase 134.83 million baht or 33.43% when compared with Q2/ 2019. The
operating performance. Revenue from Sales for Q2/2020 and Q2/2019 was 538.14 million baht and 403.31 million baht, respectively. It increase 134.83 million baht or 33.43% when compared with Q2/ 2019. The
”) and SK Catering Pte. Ltd. (“SKC”) totaling 11 Thai restaurants in Singapore in Q4 2018. The sales growth of restaurants business in Cambodia continue to increase by 31.0 percent from the total of 6
. Increasing household debts and loan rejection rate of financial institutions are the major obstacles. In the past, the strategy of the Company emphasizes the development of large-scale projects focusing mainly
quarter ended as of June 30, 2019, (1 April – 30 June), which details are as following; Results 2nd Quarter 2019 Reviewed Million baht 2nd Quarter 2018 Reviewed Million baht Increase (Decrease) Million baht
consolidated financial statements has recorded loss from impairment of Baht 456 million consisting of impairment trademark. The consolidated loss of the year end 2019 is Baht 591 million, increasing by 115% from