derivatives and hedge accounting, relating to Expenditure Hedging, resulting in decrease of foreign exchange effect. (2) The share of loss from Xe-Pian Xe-Namnoy Power Company Limited (“PNPC”), a joint venture
2019, the Company spent THB 2,060mn on capital expenditure and investment, primarily in investment properties, property, plant & equipment purchased and investment in subsidiaries. CASH FLOW (THB mn) For
shareholder equity as a result of the capital increase. During 1Q 2018, capital expenditure for U City was THB 51mn. Capital expenditure excludes the EBT of UE, which is classified as an investment. CASH FLOW
decrease from 0.93 times at the end of last year, due to an increase in shareholder equity from the capital increase in the previous quarter. For the 6 months ended 30 June 2018, capital expenditure for U
expenditure for U City was THB 937mn. Capital expenditure excludes the EBT of UE or investments or long-term loans to related parties, which is classified as an investment. CASH FLOW NINE-MONTHS CASH FLOW
upgraded the company rating for the Bank and Phatra Securities to “A” from “A-”. The consolidated net profit for 2Q19 totaled Baht 1,471 million, an increase of 19.7% from Baht 1,228 million from the
brokers. Additionally, during 2Q19, TRIS Rating has upgraded the company rating for the Bank and Phatra Securities to “A” from “A-”. The consolidated net profit for 2Q19 totaled Baht 1,471 million, an
-margin products as well as selecting products that better meet the needs of customers. With proven improved performance of all the 3 upgraded stores, the Company plans to follow the model with other stores
: While the company’s shareholding is concentrated with substantial influence from its founder, the risk is partly mitigated by its listing status and good financial disclosures. • The company was upgraded
prospects were apparent in the US, the Eurozone, Japan and many other Asian countries. The International Monetary Fund therefore upgraded its global economic projection for 2017 to 3.6 percent. The US economy