consumption remains reliant on the purchasing power of certain groups such as high income earners , the majority of consumers are still hindered by high household deb while agricultural household incomes still
revenue from the post production business increased thanks to the Company’s focus on serving clients who are in the commercials production business. 3) Revenue from equipment rental and service business
operated by the Bank and capital market business operated by its subsidiaries which are comprised of PHATRA, PTSEC and PASSET. Both the commercial banking business and the capital market business work
sale of property - and received more sale promotion support from supplier. Thus, the details of the Company’s performance are explained as follows; Q1/2017 Q1/2018 Change MB. % MB. % MB. % Rental and
quarter 1/2018 4. Trading began to recognize revenue in quarter 1/2018 Operating results classified by business are as follows: Management service business Revenue from management service decreased Baht
competition and resulted into slower sales in B2B as well. Adopting to the changing consumer behavior where consumers are transitioning to apply technology for their purchases, the Company is expanding its
Baht 2.4 million due to certain items of equipment were fully depreciated but are still in use. The interest expenses in 2018 was Baht 11.5 million, or 19.94% decreased from Baht 14.3 million of 2017
expense from golf course business and amortization of lease rights from the land that the Company used to develop new head office. All of these are non-cash expenses. (2) Financial Costs Financial costs
collectability are directly affected by the delay. Therefore, the Company considered to record allowance for doubtful accounts with total amount of such unbilled receivables. Financial cost In 2018 , the company
services increase and the financing cost increase. Thus, the details of the Company’s performance are explained as follows: 2017 2018 Change MB % MB % MB % Rental and Service Income 708.0 94.9% 628.7 86.9