, 2018 increased significantly by THB 28.78 million or 77.64% from THB 37.07 million to THB 65.85 million. The organic growth of HR solution and the push for greater productivity across all segments of our
Solutions grew by THB 35.31 million or 13.43% from the recognition of license income and implementation fee from projects in Thailand and Malaysia, as well as, organic growth in recurring outsourcing income
relevant sustainable agriculture certification standard (in km², t or %) 3,12,14,15 Protection and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems Organic agriculture, Global G.A.P. certification, Fair trade
period of time and had a favorable track record, these subsidiaries would seek financial directly from financial institutions. They would be less dependent on their parent company. This would help MK Group
favorable EBITDA stemmed from not only the revenue growth but also the effective cost control as mentioned above. Financing Cost The financing cost increased from merely THB 0.3 million to the amount of THB
beginning. After the subsidiaries operated for a period of time and had a favorable track record, these subsidiaries would seek financial directly from financial institutions. They would be less dependent on
increased emphasis on leadership development are the key strategic priorities for the group. 4Q19 IVL Performance Summary IVL reported 2.9 MT of production volume in 4Q19 (-8ppt. organic and +10ppt. inorganic
its core business and disposition of non-performing business units achieving a favorable result by no realizing of depreciation and carrying successive losses of Power Plant business performance. • Net
necessary items, decrease in spending frequency and low-price favorable from consumer and retailer must also rely on promotion and marketing campaign. (Source : 3Q18 BOT Economic Report/EIC Outlook quarter 4
period of 2017 which was resulted from supporting factors of both weather condition and water level that were favorable for agricultural products to be produced and the expansion in agricultural economics