measures to control the COVID- 19 pandemic, by temporary closure of Department store, Retail and Plaza, which impact us in Thailand, Italy, and Vietnam, particularly in Fashion business sales dropped THB
product availability is currently considered to be manageable. Sales, Demand, and Temporary Store Closures We have focused on ensuring continuity and efficiency in serving our customers’ needs, while also
pandemic of COVID-19 followed by the government’s order of a temporary business shutdown to limit the spread of COVID-19 applying from 22 March 2020 until the present affects our partners and customers
medical service concerning healthcare and esthetics due to temporary stop operation because of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19). 3.2 Gross Profit The Group's gross profit was decreased from the same period of
. - SEC News No. 30/2024: “SEC orders temporary suspension of Zipmex services as digital asset exchange and digital asset broker,” released on 2 February 2024. https://www.sec.or.th/EN/Pages
2,851.61 Million Baht. The company have more cash and equivalent to cash of 69.76 Million Baht, decline temporary money for investment of 161.18 Million Baht, other receivable decreased 341.37 Million Baht
December 2019 increased by 7% yoy due to higher profit accumulated. 31 Dec. 31 Dec. % Change Dec 19 Unit : THB million 2019 2018 Dec 18 Cash and temporary investments 223.42 539.83 -59% Trade receivables
baht, increased by 0.71 million baht or 169.05% from the same period of last year. There is a temporary sale of investments and the receipt of gain from the sale of investments and, due to the
(67.90) (23.70%) Temporary investments 40.50 69.97 (29.47) (42.12%) Trade and other receivables 265.13 319.33 (54.20) (16.97%) Inventories 48.44 31.62 16.82 53.19% Other current assets 2.45 3.29 (0.84
-month End June 30, Change 2/2017 2/2016 % 2017 2/2017 2/2016 Cost of goods sold 329.1 258.0 27.5 650.9 486.4 33.8 Temporary shutdown expenses 39.5 57.9 (31.8) 72.7 93.3 (22.1) Selling expenses 84.8 91.7