Baht 3,359 million, slightly increased by Baht 184 million or 6% from 2017. The increase was due to a slight increase in gross profit of Rayong Central Utility Plants from higher sale prices and sale
higher uncertainty, especially from foreign countries. In addition, the MPC raised concerns over the Baht’s increasing strength compared with the currencies of trading partners and competitors saying
507.9 1,179.2 671.3 132.2 Project Management and overhead expenses 158.5 273.3 114.8 72.4 Total Expenses 2,390.6 7,114.9 4,724.3 197.6 Profit before share of loss from investments in joint ventures, 808.5
investment type as follows: 1. Bank Deposit 2. GSB/BAAC Lottery 3. Common Stock 4. Real Estates 5. Precious Metal 6. Personal Share 7. Insurance Policy 8. Cooperatives 9. Government Bond 10. State Enterprise
for Q3–2020, it had a higher change rate than the change rate in revenue when compare to Q2–2020 and Q3–2019. This is because in Q3–2020, there was higher revenue from the delivered projects so it could
in the 2nd quarter of 2018, the Group’s other income increased from THB 11.9 Mn to THB 14.8 Mn, an increase of THB 2.9 Mn or 24.4%. This increase was mainly due to (1) higher membership fee income and
, AIS delivered a 4.1% core service revenue growth with 43.7% normalized EBITDA margin and has announced an interim dividend of Bt3. 78/ share, following minimum 70% payout ratio. The guidance for the
decrease of 43 million baht or 2% compared to 2015, and earning per share (EPS) of 9.61 baht per share. The operating performance is summarized as follows; Overview Overall, the Thai economy in 2016 expanded
business environment, increases in management fees and share of profit from investment in CPNREIT. Meanwhile, CPN incurred higher financing cost from additional interest-bearing debt following the
business environment, increases in management fees and share of profit from investment in CPNREIT. Meanwhile, CPN incurred higher financing cost from additional interest-bearing debt following the