million, decreased in amount of THB 61. 26 million or 14. 02% down from THB 436. 87 million in 3Q2018. The EPS of 3Q2019 was THB 0. 30 per share. The decrease in consolidated net profit was primarily driven
, despite decrease in net fees and service income due to cancellation of fees on funds transfer via digital channels. B Other operating expenses rose Baht 686 million, or 4.29 percent over-quarter. However
borrowings received 7,845 Income tax and Finance cost paid 8,120 Cash decrease 3,381 Total 74,440 74,440 Classification: Internal 3Q22 MD&A Advanced Info Service Plc. 7 2022 Guidance Core service revenue Low
borrowings received 7,845 Income tax and Finance cost paid 8,120 Cash decrease 3,381 Total 74,440 74,440 Classification: Internal 3Q22 MD&A Advanced Info Service Plc. 7 2022 Guidance Core service revenue Low
Cash decrease 3,381 Total 74,440 74,440 Classification: Internal 3Q22 MD&A Advanced Info Service Plc. 7 2022 Guidance Core service revenue Low-single digit growth EBITDA Flat to slightly decline CAPEX
wealth advisors. ✓ ✓ ✓ 1. Increase/decrease of paid-up capital; 2. Foreign currency credit limit. ✓ ✓ 1. Data from reports of securities companies; 2. Bondholders from securities registrars. ✓ ✓ ✓ 1.2
inventory Data depth is too low → many assumptions have to be developed hence decrease the accounting quality Multiple data “owners” which creates conflicts in data assessment Data from suppliers are often
percent of the total issued shares of NPSI, which is the maximum shareholding percentage allowed under the laws of the Philippines. The shares acquisition transaction was subject to the approval from the
synthetic convertible loan for SGAH if the profit condition is met in the next 2 years. After the conversion, the Company's shareholding percentage in SGAH will be at 25.11%. Nevertheless, in order to satisfy
Transaction in such shareholding percentage is considered and based on the investment offer of Hero Experience under which the equity required for the development of the Project equals the value of the shares