improvement expenditure. 3. The consolidated net loss was 2.38%, decreased from the same period of last year at net profit 5.16%, mainly caused by reduction in gross profit margin while selling and

due to economic slowdown, which results in a decline in advertising expenditure in print and advertising. Consolidated print and advertising revenue for the year-ended 31 December 2019 was 588.6 million

, property, plant and equipment increased by Baht 76.42 million which was new machines that ordered since last year but the shipment delayed until the early of this year and there was some capital expenditure

last year at 17.14% due to the declining in sales whereas depreciation was higher from machine acquisition and plant and equipment improvement expenditure. 3. The consolidated net profit margin was 1.3

expenditure. 3. The consolidated net profit margin was 1.26%, decreased from last year at 5.11%, mostly caused by the reduction in gross profit margin while selling and administrative expenses in proportional

the lockdown measures both in domestic and foreign, resulting in the resumed economic activity. The government expenditure continued to expand both in current expenditure and capital expenditure. Those

.,Ltd. from Legal execution Department total 37.84 Million Baht , adjust for accrued expenditure total 4 Million Baht and Advantage Footwear Co.,Ltd.(the subsidiary) has charged customers who paid overdue

Capital (Increase capital 450 million on 29 November-2018) 300.00 Shareholders- Equity 215.48 Total Revenue 34.96 Expenditure 64.83 Net Profit (Loss) (29.87) Earning Per Share (E.P.S.) (0.27) Book value per

delay of the Fiscal Expenditure 2020 Budget Act causing by various economic factors. As a result, the Company's sales revenue was Baht 211.37 million. It decreased Baht 70.16 million or equivalent to

Business_Guide_Case_Studies_and_FAQs_ENG.pdf . Some companies may need to aggregate from asset to economic activity level. What is CapEx? Capital expenditure (CapEx) is a payment for goods or services recorded, or capitalised, on the balance