Baht 3rd Quarter 2019 3rd Quarter 2018 % Variance Income Revenue from sale of goods 3,083 8,666 (64%) Net foreign exchange gains 19 113 (83%) Gain from debt restructuring 0 1 (100%) (Reversal of) loss on
Company Limited Page 4/13 Appendix Unit : Million Baht 1st Quarter 2020 1st Quarter 2019 % Variance Income Revenue from sale of goods 2,696 3,398 (21%) Net foreign exchange gains 0 99 (100%) (Reversal of
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guidance on the tracking of eligibility status during the term of the bond. Their draft recommendations are refined through engagement with finance industry experts in convened Industry Working Groups and
bond. Their draft recommendations are refined through engagement with finance industry experts in convened Industry Working Groups and through public consultation. Final approval of Sector Criteria is
tracking of eligibility status during the term of the bond. Their draft recommendations are refined through engagement with finance industry experts in convened Industry Working Groups and through public
increasing earnings and risk in future earnings. Variability of realised future earnings serves as a proxy for future earnings risk because past earnings variance seems to be a poor measure for earnings
assets as well as guidance on the tracking of eligibility status during the term of the bond. Their draft recommendations are refined through engagement with finance industry experts in convened Industry
is expected to be slow growth driven by tariff barriers of international trade such as an increasing of the tax on refined palm oil by India government, attributed to continuously pressure on crude
expected utility theory. Financial economists have successfully used expected utility for over 60 years to model rational investment decision making. In fact, Markowitz’s (1959, 1987) famous mean-variance