% Gains on loans receivable from purchase of account receivables 269.6 14.4% 655.7 26.0% 386.1 143.2% Insurance Income 98.3 5.3% 210.6 8.3% 112.3 114.2% Total Revenues 1,868.70 100.0% 2,524.60 100.0% 655.9
declines in gains on investments and net fees and service income. The decrease in net fees and service income was due to the exemption of transaction fees via digital channels and lower fees from loan
and gains on investments. The increase in net fees and service income V3 10/05/61 16:26 น. 3 was mainly attributed to a rise in fee income from mutual funds and loan-related services. The Bank’s
46,887.3 100.00 6,179.4 13.18 Cost of sales and services 40,944.0 77.16 36,677.3 74.51 4,266.7 11.63 34,471.5 73.52 6,472.5 18.78 Gross profit 12,122.7 22.84 12,546.7 25.49 (424.1) (3.38) 12,415.8 26.48
(1,895.0) (3.57) 49,224.0 100.00 1,947.6 3.96 Cost of sales and services 40,697.1 79.53 40,944.0 77.16 (246.9) (0.60) 36,677.3 74.51 4,019.8 10.96 Gross profit 10,474.5 20.47 12,122.7 22.84 (1,648.2) (13.60
cost. - Motorcycle and Used Car Hire Purchase In the first quarter of 2018, motorcycle and used car hire purchase in Thailand and electrical appliances, mobile phone and etc. in oversea business, sharing
consumption should remain resilient owing to rising income levels and employment gains, and fixed investment is likely to pick up amid high capacity utilization and government infrastructure spending. Risks
same period last year, mainly to compensate for the cost of dealing with the COVID-19 disease problem, while capital expenditures decreased from the same period last year which was in line with the
extent of the rebound in consumer confidence and household spending. Throughout 2017, the Bank of Thailand maintained the policy interest rate at 1.50 percent, concurring that economic gains had not been
(decreased) 2018 2017 Amount % Total revenues 820.40 815.31 5.09 0.62 Total expenses and finance cost 799.70 782.71 16.99 2.17 Share of profit from investments in associated companies 84.23 10.55 73..68 698.45