increased by 584.64 million Baht from the year of the previous fiscal year or 9.27%. The cost increased more than the increasing of sales as a result of upwardly adjust in raw material price and soften
because of less in revenue and the price competition in the market. But, comparing with Q4/2017, our gross profit margin is higher from 5.61% to 18.04% due to the consolidation of profits of our subsidiary
consolidation of profits of our subsidiary in Malaysia. • Net profit margin is higher because of acknowledge the special revenue (Gain from bargain purchase). • There is no significant change in the cost of raw
: Notification of the Resolution of the Board of Directors’ Meeting of Namyong Terminal Public Company Limited Regarding the Amalgamation between Sapphire RoRo (Thailand) Limited (the subsidiary of Namyong
well as the material changes in the shareholding structure, management or business operation or any other important events (for example, merger and acquisition) during the past three years, if any. 1.3
changes in the shareholding structure, management or business operation or any other important events (for example, merger and acquisition) during the past three years, if any. 1.3 Shareholding structure In
value that has been revalued to reflect the current market prices of raw materials, which some items were in downtrend and the significant appreciation of Baht, resulting in higher cost of goods sold. The
Resolution of the Board of Directors’ Meeting of Namyong Terminal Public Company Limited Regarding the Amalgamation between Sapphire RoRo (Thailand) Limited (the subsidiary of Namyong Terminal Public Company
carried on and the important events in the development of the issuer's business, e.g. information concerning the nature and results of any material reclassification, merger or consolidation of the issuer or
merged structure and details for the Company subsidiary’s merger project in Philippines (known as “the Transaction”) which approved by EGM dated August 10, 2017 in consider to minimize potential tax risks