Financial performances Comparison is as follows: THB’000 Consolidated ∆% Separate ∆% Q1/2019 Q1/2018 Q1/2018 Q1/2017 Revenues from sales and services of medical equipment 460,711 366,698 26% 382,283 320,648
Q2/2019 ∆% Q1/2020 ∆% Revenues from sales of medical equipment and services 431,618 440,596 -2% 301,848 43% Revenues from sales and beauty treatment services 3,568 43,985 -92% 22,202 -84% Interest
, demand for Fuel Oil in the electricity production sector decreased after 2 of the nuclear power plant units in Japan during the quarter. Furthermore, Pakistan cut imports of Fuel Oil after alternating to
, operating profit would decrease by Baht 75.3 million or 45.6% if excluding the write-off of plant and equipment from the renovation of River Wing building amount of Baht 79.0 million. For expenditures, the
equipment from abroad and/or purchase software programs using in EA's solar power plant construction project through the aforementioned two subsidiaries. The acts of 2 persons mentioned above were
purchase equipment from abroad and/or purchase software programs using in EA's solar power plant construction project through the aforementioned two subsidiaries. The acts of 2 persons mentioned above
purchase equipment from abroad and/or purchase software programs using in EA's solar power plant construction project through the aforementioned two subsidiaries. The acts of 2 persons mentioned above
(MPC) held a special meeting to assess the impact of the COVID-19 on the economy and the Thai financial markets and voted to cut the policy rate further by 0.25% from 1.00% to 0.75% to ease the debt
meeting to assess the impact of the COVID-19 on the economy and the Thai financial markets and voted to cut the policy rate further by 0.25% from 1.00% to 0.75% to ease the debt burden of SME and consumers
government’s emergency decree launched in late March 2020, while others were closed due to plunging demand. At the same time, the Bank of Thailand opted to cut the policy rate and implement additional measures