appreciation has risen since the beginning of this year, there is loss on exchange rate for this period. Expenses Selling and service Expenses Baht Million 2018 2019 +/(-) +/(-) % Expense from Event 20.79 10.57
quarter, although the pace of expansion remained relatively lackluster. Exports registered no growth over a year with a continued appreciation of the Thai baht having a detrimental effect and this has fed
exchange rate was at Baht 30.99 million in Q4 2021, compared to a loss of Baht 126.15 million in Q4 2020. The loss was caused by appreciation of Thai Baht. Loss on foreign currency exchange was mainly
U.S. dollar-denominated borrowings from an unrealized gain of Baht 500 million for 9M’2016 to Baht 898 million for 9M’2017 due to the appreciation of the Baht against the U.S. dollar at the ending of
Baht 898 million in 9M’2017 to unrealized loss of Baht 68 million in 9M’2018 due to the 6.9% Baht appreciation against U.S. dollar during 9M’2017 but only 0.8% change in the exchange rate during 9M’2018
exchange rate from financing activities was a non-cash item derived from the outstanding of US dollar debts and the THB appreciation or depreciation against US dollar during the period respectively. There
number of maintenance schedules lower than 2018 approximately 44 days which impacts the increase in Availability Payment by Baht 31 million while the appreciation of Thai Baht. Nevertheless, the Energy
gain from foreign exchange of THB 92 million from THB appreciation, but realized a few loss from Yen depreciation. The company also received income tax refund from 2007 as revenue of THB 226 million
Exchange Forward Contract in the amount of THB 255 million from the continuous appreciation of THB. Thus, EBITDA recorded was THB 781 million (+28% YoY, -1% QoQ). Refinery Business Marketing Business sales
debentures on March 28, 2018 and partly to the Baht’s appreciation. Shareholders’ Equity Shareholders’ equity attributable to owners of the Bank as of March 31, 2018 amounted to Baht 405.5 billion, an increase