follows : Statement of Comprehensive Income (Unit : Million Baht) Details 31 Dec 2561 31 Dec 2560 Increased (Decreased) % (%) Revenues from construction contracts 1,387.08 1,019.29 367.80 36.08 - EPC
from 1.0 percent in 2019. Private consumption will likely remain subdued from the elevated household debt. Fiscal stimulus, an accommodative monetary stance and clarity in the government’s implementation
”) increased 16% yoy. This increase was partly driven by the outstanding 23% income growth in the 3rd quarter of 2017 (“3Q17”). Not only high season of healthcare business, the increase of social security
year to date high at 1,673.16, gain 3.38% from last month or increased 7.01% YTD. Bank of Thailand raised its economic growth forecast for this year to 3.8% from 3.5%, upgraded its estimate for exports
16,598,914,952.40 and the company used proceeds from the capital increase to increased the capital in the Land and Houses Bank Public Company Limited. As a result the current shareholders structure as follows: LH
* Excludes foreign exchange rate effects and gain on equity interest in an associate] Total Revenue Consolidated sales revenue in Baht terms increased to Bt3,643.3 million in 2Q18, representing an increase of
statements to materially contain false information and raised doubts concerning the internal control system, spending of B/E money, and the making of accounting records.The SEC has therefore issued the order
issuance in the fourth quarter of 2015 did not appear in the company’s financial statements. Such circumstance caused KC financial statements to materially contain false information and raised doubts
were raised by the auditor. The said opinion must be submitted to the SEC within 5 working days from the date on which the audit committee considered such report. Previously, the SEC had notified AIE and
. Continued elevated levels of household debt will likely contribute to a contraction in private consumption, while private investment is also expected to fall as the business sector delays investment in order