and businesses with strong growth potential. Demand for loans from SMEs has slowed down and is concentrated in some areas, particularly Bangkok; while in the provinces demand is relatively stable
No. 3 “Impact from the Changes in Accounting Standards”) TFRS9 – Immaterial impact to financial position and statement of comprehensive profit and loss. TFRS16 – Impact to financial position on 1
remained sound as banks continued to closely monitor credit quality and maintained high levels of loan-loss provision, capital fund and liquidity to facilitate further credit expansion. LH Financial Group
policy tools if needed. The BOT has forecast an -8.1 percent for the Thai economy this year, a sharper contraction than the previous projection of -5.3 percent, due to lockdown measures for the strong
loan (NPL) ratio was at 3.6 percent with strong loan loss reserves to NPL at 183.4 percent. The Bank continued to focus on prudent control over credit underwriting and risk management to ensure loan
(-Translation-) Ref. No. VGIGM.CSC.SET.18.13 May 17, 2018 Subject Dividend Payment, Investment in the shares of Kerry Express (Thailand) Limited, Issuance and Offering of the Newly Issued Ordinary Shares of the Company via a Private Placement, Partial Sale of VGI Global Media (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.’s shares, Issuance and Allocation of Warrants to Purchase Newly Issued Ordinary Shares of VGI Global Media Public Company Limited No. 2 (VGI-W2), Capital Increase through a General Mandate and Calling t...
capitalization, and fund managers tend to prefer stocks classified as growth (versus value), and experience strong past performance (momentum). Fourth, funds that experienced higher returns and funds operated by
dispatched to EGAT. Therefore in Q1/2018, the company has managed to realize the full profit from the operation of IRPC-CP Phase 1 and Phase 2. In addition, GPSC remains strong in improving the profitability
. Nevertheless, Thailand continued to maintain its strong external fundamentals over the course of 2018 with a current account surplus of approximately 7.5 percent of GDP and international reserves standing at 1.3
42,830 38,502 797 1,254 43,627 39,756 3,871 10% Total Expenses (39,403) (35,525) (753) (1,092) (40,156) (36,617) 3,539 10% Share of Profit (Loss) 6,899 5,972 (2) 84 6,897 6,056 841 14% Normal operating