Risk Management During the first quarter of 2018, the Thai economy saw an uneven recovery amid limited growth in consumption, weak farm income and risks from uncertain trade policies and protectionist
Total Income 2. Expenses 2.1 Expenses on Borrowing 2.2 Fee and Service Expenses 2.3 Bad debt and doubtful accounts 2.4 Shares of loss of subsidiaries and affiliated 2.5 Operating expenses 2.5.1 Personnel
Share of profit of subsidiaries and associates 1.8 Others incomes Total Income 2. Expenses 2.1 Expenses on Borrowing 2.2 Fee and Service Expenses 2.3 Bad debt and doubtful accounts 2.4 Shares of loss of
margin loans 1.7 Share of profit of subsidiaries and associates 1.8 Others incomes Total Income 2. Expenses 2.1 Expenses on Borrowing 2.2 Fee and Service Expenses 2.3 Bad debt and doubtful accounts 2.4
worldwide is expected to show improvement, which is likely to coincide with gradually rising inflationary pressure. Inflation is set to edge up amid soaring oil prices in the global market where this year’s
. The project was well received by our customers as the Company expected. However, it came to the Company that quantifying size of economic slowdown from COVID-19 at this stage will be highly uncertain
consumption and impair household debt serviceability and (5) the sluggish investment demand due to uncertain macroeconomic outlook, tightening credit conditions, and the delays in government budget process. For
adjustments are also related to accounting estimates and judgment. For TAS 12 Income Tax, the results also show that tax is an important issue in the financial statements adjustments. Auditors also indicate in
kept its growth momentum from the previous quarter. However, it did not clearly show evidence of a broad-based recovery. Private investment, in particular, remained uncertain, pending greater clarity in
net profit of 177.26 million baht, while the separated statements show the net profit of 88.95 million baht. Comparing to year 2016, both statements show the decrease of the net profits by 54.08 million