, the THB depreciation and a decline in the price of copper used in the production process helped reduce the cost of goods sold (Table 2). Administrative and Selling Expenses Selling, general, and
.- divided into 500 shares at the value of Kyat 1,000 per share. Number of shares sale : 150 shares. Price per share : Baht 49,000.- ( Book Value as at 31 March 2017, amounting to Baht 47,733.01.- ) The sale
distribution in other potential countries of Africa, Americas, and APAC. For domestic market, substitute products from importers got flooded as strong Thai Baht made overall imports cheaper causing intense price
) (98.65) 23.42 (122.07) (521.24) Earnings per share (Baht per share) (0.02) 0.01 (0.03) (521.23) Net Profit The company and subsidiaries realized net profit (loss) of the 1st quarter ended as of March 31
million (THB 8.4 billion), -7% YoY, Core EBITDA margin 10% Core Net profit after tax of $128 million (THB 4.0 billion), -27% YoY Core Earnings Per Share of THB 0.67, -32% YoY Operating Cash Flow of
of $304 million (THB 9.6 billion), -7% YoY, Core EBITDA margin 10% Core Net profit after tax of $128 million (THB 4.0 billion), -27% YoY Core Earnings Per Share of THB 0.67, -32% YoY Operating
selling price due to limited export from China. The overall sales volume decreased, except for ECH, as a consequence of major turnaround in Q2’ 18. The share of domestic and export sales have no significant
overall selling price decrease, especially for Caustic Soda due to the fall of its market price trend, plus impact from appreciation of Thai Baht against US Dollar. However, those negative impacts were
shares purchase : Total 5,403 common shares , which purchase from ; -Connected persons = 4,006 shares -Other persons = 1,397 shares Price per share : Baht 2,870.- ( which is Book Value as at 30 September
which 19,282 MTHB earned from sales revenue. The sales revenue increased by 3,623 MTHB or 23% comparing to the year 2016. The increment mostly derived from higher selling price across all products