. Lockdowns were enforced in many countries and some subsidiaries had to shut down its operation temporarily in Q2/2020. Customers’ orders also decreased, and shipments were postponed. However, the
to Baht 12,528 million, went up 3.3% from those of the same period last year but slightly dropped from last quarter. However, if the impact on the fluctuation of THB/USD is not taken into consideration
consolidated revenue. In 2017, the revenue from processed foods was THB 826.66 million, dropped by THB 69.62 million, or 7.77% down from 2016. Revenue from processed foods segment in 2017 decreased from lower
oil in price throughout the quarter, especially the Dubai crude oil price which dropped during early August to September from concerns over the trade war between the US and China, combined with the Thai
manufactures its products to support the Company. When the Company’s production capacity dropped, HM’s sales to the Company dropped as well, resulting in additional free production capacity to support external
(MPOB) in 1Q2019 was at 677 USD/ton, dropped from 1Q2018 by 461 USD/ton or 41% and when compared to the previous quarter, it was decreased by 40 USD/ton or 6%. The primary cause was supply flood into the
; Revenue decrease due to World sugar price volatility At the beginning of 2017, world sugar price has climbed up to 20 cent/lb then dropped sharply to 10 – 12 cent/lb now, due to global sugar supply is
would like to clarify significant changes in the Group’s operating results are as follows: 1. Revenues from sales and services for the year 2017 decreased 15% compared to the same period of 2016. The main
(“the Company”) reported total revenue of THB 54,285 million, increased by 1.1%, net profit was THB 890 million, decreased by 63.4% from the same period last year. This resulted from the government
Company held total liabilities of THB 176.10 million, decreasing 33.67% from the end of last year. Total liabilities fell as loans from financial institutions, trade payables and other payables dropped