the investment in expansion of the Northern Multi-Products Fuel Pipeline project and the expansion of the High Pressure Aviation Fuel Pipeline project for BKK phase2 of TARCO - Net cash used for
% decrease in gross profit versus prior year due to a challenging US retail environment higher food costs, changing product mix and 2017 carry over benefit of $700K from Japan perpetual license deal
decreasing 0.7% QoQ. Excluding cost of TOT partnership, network OPEX would increase 7.6% YoY and 4% QoQ due mainly to utility and maintenance costs from 4G network expansion. Other costs of service were
for future business expansion purpose. - The newly merged CCPH shall still act as an individual company to generate its maximum benefit while regularly reviewed by the boards and auditors to ensure all
to net realizable value based on inventory aging; and higher employee benefit obligations under severance pay of Baht 20 million for employees serving 20 years or more from 300 to 400 days, according
higher competition. The company recorded revenue from services of 579.03 million Baht which increased from the last year totaling 431.89 million Baht or 293.52% due to the expansion of construction
limited capacity additions. The Fibers segment delivered robust earnings with 1Q 2018 core EBITDA of $55 million, a 21% increase year-on-year. The business continued to benefit from strong demand growth of
additional provision for employee benefit as per new labour protection act of THB 24 million. The Company reported the net loss of THB 22 million for the first six month of 2019, which it was THB 252 million
additional provision for employee benefit as per new labour protection act of THB 24 million. The Company reported the net loss of THB 22 million for the first six month of 2019, which it was THB 252 million
ended 30 June 2020 2 | P a g e *Value may differ by one decimal point due to rounding Highlights 1/ One-time expenses in 6M/2019 were resulted from the employee retirement benefit (net after tax) in Q1