ASEAN countries. Regarding domestic demand, private consumption expenditure grew at a slower pace amid supports from the government’s economic stimulus measures due to the declining household income and
. Growth is estimated at 4.2% the fastest pace since 2013. The expansion was supported by the speed up in private consumption expenditure, government consumption expenditure, and investment. In the meantime
ASEAN countries. Regarding domestic demand, private consumption expenditure grew at a slower pace amid supports from the government’s economic stimulus measures due to the declining household income and
. Other derivatives liabilities 18. Provision 19. Other liabilities Total liabilities Shareholders’ equity 20. Share capital 20.1 Authorized share capital 20.2 Issued and paid-up share capital 21. Stock
payables 16. Debentures and debt instruments 17. Other derivatives liabilities 18. Provision 19. Other liabilities Total liabilities Shareholders’ equity 20. Share capital 20.1 Authorized share capital 20.2
business payables 16. Debentures and debt instruments 17. Other derivatives liabilities 18. Provision 19. Other liabilities Total liabilities Shareholders’ equity 20. Share capital 20.1 Authorized share
. Within 9 months the competitors gradually disappeared and the company gained 50% market share. In the part of mobile top-up market share, the company gained it from several channels especially ROM. As a
million, an decrease of Bt6.3 million or 2.7% (y-o-y) from Bt237.5 million, representing a net profit margin of 26.3% which has an earnings per share of Bt0.36. Excluding these special item, the net profit
holders of the Company of Bt271.8 million, a decrease of Bt22.8 million or 7.7%(y-o-y) from Bt294.6 million, representing a net profit margin of 30.7% which has an earnings per share of Bt0.43. Excluding
., Ltd. ( “SUTG”) in the amount of 132,000 shares with a par value of THB 100 per share or representing 66 percent of all shares of SUTG to Mr. Suparuek Na Songkhla (“Mr. Suparuek”), Mr. Inthidej Pala-in