trade volume of Thai Enger Holding Public Company (TIGER) with intention of getting the price of TIGER stocks to be higher than IPO price. SEC Act S.244/3(1)(2) in conjunction with Section 83 of the
trade volume of Thai Enger Holding Public Company (TIGER) with intention of getting the price of TIGER stocks to be higher than IPO price. SEC Act S.244/3(1)(2) in conjunction with Section 83 of the
due to 1) sales decrease; 2) higher cost per unit as a result of lower utilization rate; 3) higher depreciation; 4) higher excise tax and sugar tax following the Excise Act, B.E. 2560; 5) sales
2017. Other income increased 73.88 percent from year 2017 due to higher received interest from the bank and higher gain from exchange rate. Company total revenue of 2nd quarter decreased 10.30 percent
net profit margin 2) higher depreciation resulted from additional investments in plant, machinery, and office renovations to improve production efficiency and reduce production cost, in order to prepare
every business segment. In Q4/2018, the Company and its subsidiaries recorded loss of Baht 143 million, including 2 one-time expenses which were non-cash items, totaling Baht 51 million including higher
capitalization, and fund managers tend to prefer stocks classified as growth (versus value), and experience strong past performance (momentum). Fourth, funds that experienced higher returns and funds operated by
2016, mainly due to higher selling price of all products, especially on PVC and Caustic Soda according to higher production cost of Chinese PVC suppliers and limited PVC and Caustic Soda export volume
and Banyan Tree villas which were higher when compared to the same period last year. At the time of this report, there is a total of Baht 3,862 million in property sales revenue which will be recognized
% from last year and total revenues of 1,845.12 million Baht which also increased 16.82% from last year. This was mainly due to market and product expansion resulting to higher business volume. 2. Cost of