larger scale,” said SEC Secretary-General Pornanong Budsaratragoon. The knowledge-building activities conducted by participating businesses for the Public Empowerment through Capital Market Knowledge
2Q17 was mainly driven by larger rental areas in the new store and gain on sale of current investment to expand business purpose. The ratio of other income in 2Q17 increased to 4.84% compared with 3.10
income by 40.34% YoY was mainly driven by larger rental areas in the new store. The ratio of other income in 3Q17 increased to 4.35% compared with 3.30% in 3Q16. For the nine-months of year 2017 Total
last year. The increase was due to larger service volume from the clients from the commercial and film production segments. The rental and location service just launched operation during the quarter and
statement, the Company saw a net loss of 22.87 million baht, representing a larger loss of 7.61 million baht or 49.90% from the net loss of 15.26 million baht booked for the same period of last year
loss of 77.67 million baht, representing a larger net loss of 54.80 million baht or 240% from the net loss of 22.87 million baht booked for the same period of last year. Financial Position As of June 30
ways for companies both in Cambodia and Thailand to access to capital, help expand the issuers’ businesses, increase their liquidity derived from trading in more than one exchange and access to larger
reductions in tick size. • The general consensus in the literature is that a larger tick size is indeed associated with wider bid-ask spread, while the evidence on trading volume is mixed. Literature review
, it seems logical that a firm with stronger fundamentals would exhibit either higher persistence of earnings or larger subsequent earnings growth or both, and in turn higher prices. • Theoretically, I
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