Revenue Structure ILM operates as a retailer of furniture and home furnishing products. The Company‘s sources of revenue can be divided into 4 main businesses as follows: Retail Stores 76.3% Projects 12.9
. 2/2018 held on February 27, 2018, the Board of Directors has considered additional facts and the study results of the changed cost structure. It was found that the continuation of the project on the
December 2019 was Baht 37,066.12 million which decreased by Baht 4,782.89 million, or equivalent to 11.43% from amount recorded in 2018. Such change on Capital Structure was due to - The profit from company
on the US economic and foreign trade policies, China’s economic structure reforms, as well as geopolitical risks that could undermine export recovery. For the banking sector in the second quarter of
regulatory risks in markets where the Company op- erates; dependence on availability, sourcing and cost of raw materials; ability to maintain cost structure and efficient operation of manufacturing facilities
growth in the period ahead still challenge with uncertainties on the US economic and foreign trade policies, China’s economic structure reforms, as well as geopolitical risks that could undermine export
Baht 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
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
Ratio at 39 times while it was 20 times in the second quarter of 2017, at the same time, the company will continue studying for and finding a suitable solution to improve the company’s debt structure in
, 2017, CTBC Bank Company Limited has entered into the shareholder of the company amount of 7,544,961,342 shares or 35.6169% of the paid-up capital. As a result the current shareholders structure as