Activity report 2015 En require by the auditing standards, nor did they provide adequate examples of factors that might affect the determination of sample size. - Archive of audit files, in both paper and
• Small family-owned enterprises engaged in regular economic activity Employment generation (SMEs financing) • MSMEs including smaller ones and those with limited, less favourable, or even no access to
Administration, Kasetsart University E-mail: fbuspan@ku.ac.th Working Paper: Does free float affect shareholder wealth? New evidence from the Stock Exchange of Thailand 1 investors or the total outstanding shares
8.30 percent to 17.88 percent. The increased gross profit rate from trading business of telecommunication towers , which resulted in economies of scale lead to lower costs. 3. Sales and administration
administration costs: Sales and administration costs of the 3rd quaternary for the year 2017 was MTHB 87.79 increased MTHB 3.34 or 3.95 percent comparing to the one of the amount MTHB 84.45 for the 3rd quaternary
additional investment to upgrade office building’s facilities. - Administration expenses increased due to additional headcount required for the succession plan. Extraordinary items included 15.2 million baht
- - - - -33.64 -100.00 Profit before Selling and Administration expenses 60.37 47.40 33.87 -13.53 -28.54 -26.50 -43.90 Selling expense 9.18 8.54 11.26 2.72 31.85 2.08 22.66 Administration expense 34.78 30.99 25.73
purchase 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Profit before Selling and Administration expenses 48.29 33.87 39.31 5.44 16.06 -8.98 -18.59 Selling expense 11.70 11.26 11.33 0.07 0.62 -0.37 -3.13 Administration
in normal administration. 3. Finance cost was Baht 14.84 million; increased Baht 1.19 million or 8.72 % This is the result from increasing in short term loans from financial institutions using for
intensified and currency exchange fluctuated. Loss on exchange rate amounted to 4.9 mil. baht. Selling and administration expenses were about the same as last year. - Profit for the period fell 34% from 48.9