Baht 1,627.5 million. The increase of Baht 14.2 million, mainly derived from sales of biomass power plants which increased by Baht 101.4 million as the biomass power plants had shutdown hours to improve
, mainly derived from sales of biomass power plants which increased by Baht 100.3 million as the biomass power plants had shutdown hours to improve the power plants machinery’s efficiency in the third
government measures to control the COVID-19 pandemic, by temporary store closure in nonfood (Fashion and Hardline segments) in Thailand, Vietnam, and Italy. Food segment was impacted by limited operating hours
temporary closure of some branches during July to September as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Net Profit and Net Profit Margin • The Company reported net profit in Q3/2020 and 9M/2020 of THB 28 million
also decrease in line with the fuel material cost of natural gas. In addition, sales of biomass power plants which decreased by Baht 68.5 million as the biomass power plants had shutdown hours to improve
, increased by 66% as compared to the same period of last year of 201 million Baht as a result of impairment of fixed asset of 113 million Baht, provision regarding closure of one store in the United States and
closure of additional four Dean & DeLuca stores in the US. The total gross profits margin for the food and beverage business for 3Q 2019 was 47% as compared to 3Q 2018 of 53%. The Company’s total expenses
net profit were Baht 45,740.09 million and Baht 3,609.72 million, down by 9.41% and 18.49% respectively. The declining of operating result over last year mainly due to the store closure in both Thailand
or 12.2% from planned shutdown and decrease in unit rate which is adjusted in line with the decline in average natural gas price. Sales and service income for Q4/2020 compared to Q3/2020 decrease by
Fibras Brazil and the HVA-focused UTT. The quarter was adversely impacted by the extended shutdown of the EO-EG facility in the US and a further decline in IPA margin. On the sustainability front, IVL