2017 to Baht 1,842 million in 2018, primarily due to commercial operation of new plants and an improvement on financing cost mainly attributable to debt refinancing after issuing project bond in May 2018
which was mainly due to continual impact of COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the easing of COVID-19 lockdown measures of Thai government and the stores reopened in May, the domestic consumer spending was still
% compared with QoQ. Proportion of domestic sale was 22.9% and export sale was 77.1% of total sales. Domestic sale decreased by 20.3%, mainly due to the decrement in sales volume of B2B and the effect from
IPP business decreased qoq mainly due to the following contributing factors: • Revenue from Sriracha Power Plant decreased by THB 668 million primarily from decreased Energy Payment (EP) received from
sales in this quarter; - Wholesales/Retails up 4% due mainly to the sales increase from company Lighting Solution Centers at both Ratchadapisek and Ratchapruk branches; - Whilst Export rose 36% as the
due primarily to its market share increase in Malaysia, Vietnam and Cambodia, notwithstanding the products delivery postponement from some project delays in Myanmar and Vietnam to early 2019. Profit for
primarily to the slowdown in the Government’s energy savings programs and the delays of sales revenue recognition to 2020 from some Government projects as mentioned above; 2. SG&A including Interest expenses
thanks to the increase in same-store sales figures from company Lighting Solution Centers at both Ratchadapisek and Ratchapruk branches; - Export sales jump 55% Y-O-Y due primarily to the favorable growth
8.8 million, down 44% Y-O-Y or Baht 6.9 million from a year earlier, driven by: - Gross Profit including Other Income down 8% Y-O-Y or Baht 17.3 million due primarily to the impact of Covid -19 pandemic
million from a year earlier, driven by: - Gross Profit including Other Income down Baht 24.9 million Y-O-Y due primarily to the lower sales, caused by the impact of Covid -19 pandemic as mentioned above and