recorded 2,579.1 Million Baht, increasing by 45.4% as compared to Q2 2016 of 1,773.3 Million Baht. This was mainly due to the increasing revenue from property business, specifically The Ritz-Carlton
8,930 million baht, showing an increase of 150 million baht or 2% y-y. In second quarter, The Company’s revenues was 4,541 million baht, increasing by 2% y-y and 3% q-q. This is the result of increase in
megawatts in 2018 by 7.7 percent. This is a result of higher temperature from previous year and increasing electricity consumption from private sectors. Peak demand for electricity consumption is shown in
emphasize on growing market share to become the leading brand in Thailand by stressing importance on effectiveness of corporate communication on both media advertising and promotional spending, as well as
trends are, for example, the integration and linkage among economies, the emergence of Asia as the world’s economic center, the increasing demand for financial products with commodity underlyings, and the
December compared to last year and we see this continuing into the first quarter of 2018. The year as a whole was focused on increasing topline growth which has been achieved with a 115mTHB or +14% increase
Expenses 1,148.8 2,103.6 1,123.0 (954.8) (45.4%) 25.8 2.3% Profit for the period 59.7 132.8 102.8 (73.1) (55.0)% (43.1) (41.9)% Overall, the global economy is likely to slow down significantly due to the
Expenses 1,148.8 2,103.6 1,123.0 (954.8) (45.4%) 25.8 2.3% Profit for the period 59.7 132.8 102.8 (73.1) (55.0)% (43.1) (41.9)% Overall, the global economy is likely to slow down significantly due to the
the quality of assessment in addition to expanding insights on corporate governance practices of companies across participating countries. The assessment using the revised Scorecard will commence in Q2
2019. The company has been successful in increasing the efficiency of operation and services, together with increasing the reliability in the electricity distribution system and utilities to the