stable and will moving in the same trend as in Q4/17. We strongly believe that we can increase production capacity and also maintain the metal spread to strengthen the Company business. 2. Business Outlook
preventive maintenance, increased spending on Opex & Capex and prepared adequate stocking of critical spares. These actions will continue and will ensure better equipment health and reliability in the coming
% QoQ due to 4G network investment. Network OPEX was Bt5,051mn, increasing 23% YoY as we started TOT partnership to utilize spectrum and equipment late last year. Excluding the payment to TOT (Bt2,375mn
% 1,572 7.8% Equipment – net 1,615 16.8% 1,695 8.4% Investment in JVs, associates and other long-term investments 1,421 14.8% 7,685 38.1% Goodwill and excess of acquisition costs and net assets 1,748 18.2
) to cope with potential cash outflows in the event of a crisis in accordance with the requirements of Basel III. Meanwhile, the outlook for the commercial banking system’s NPLs will depend on how
event of a crisis. The outlook for NPLs in the commercial banking system will depend on economic growth spreading to all sectors. However, given its relatively high capital base and regular increases in
/2018 Personnel expenses 6,563 9,111 6,670 (28.0)% (1.6)% Directors’ remuneration 34 53 35 (35.8)% (2.9)% Premises and equipment expenses 2,738 3,029 2,223 (9.6)% 23.2% Taxes and duties 816 853 862 (4.3
the cost of production is manageable while we can improve the selling price. 2. Business Outlook on Q3/2017 Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) For Q2/2017 3 Executive Summary In the second
equipment - net from depreciation despite additional investment in property, plant and equipment (THB 316 million). Liabilities As of 30 September 2017, the Company reported total liabilities of THB 4,079
considered low especially the government project as the public is still waiting for the national election on 24 March 19. As such, the Company do not foresee 2. Business Outlook on Q1/2019 3 G J Steel Public