percent, greatly improved from the second quarter. Kasikorn Research affirmed that Thai exports increased by 9.3 percent for the past nine months. The spending of both private and public sectors also
) mainly due to the following reasons: 1. Total revenue from sale of goods and rendering of services was THB 44,226 million, increased by 1% YoY and decreased by 4% QoQ, mainly from the performance of Bio
amounting to Baht 28.45 million or 39.39 % because of the follow main reasons. 1.Revenue from hospital operations increased by Baht 106.76 million or 16.72 % due to revenue from general patient increased. And
selling price escalated in tandem with upward CPO price compared to prior year. In 2Q2020, the Company had total sales revenue of THB 3,931 million, rose by THB 641 million or 19% compared to 2Q2019, even
percent growth in Latin America. The Middle east also ranked as the lowest growth at 0. 3 percent. Furthermore, the overall passenger load factor ( PLF) was 81. 9 percent, increased 0. 5 percentage from the
Thailand which are the main source of revenue. Altogether, the amount of electricity sold increased both QoQ and YoY, from the commencement of commercial operations of the Thailand based wind power plant
million. The profit increased by Baht 18.28 million or 44.01% compared to last year. The main reasons are as follows. 1. The company had the sales revenue of Baht 376.26 million, increased from last year by
. The profit increased by Baht 114.68 million or 172.01% compared to last year. The main reasons are as follows. 1. The company had the sales revenue of Baht 397.03 million, increased from last year by
amounting to Baht 13.89 million or 70.65 % because of the follow main reasons. 1. Revenue from hospital operations increased by Baht 37.02 million or 6.30 % due to in Q1/2020 the revenue from general patient
amounting to Baht 25.47 million or 56.44 % because of the follow main reasons. 1.Revenue from hospital operations increased by Baht 31.06 million or 5.58 % due to in Q1/2019 the revenue from general patient