, expenses for personnel compensation and purchases of goods and services. Meanwhile, capital expenditures fell as a result of the high base effect of the government's accelerated budget disbursement last year
expenditures declined by 7.1% YoY to THB 74,935mn during the nine-months (April – December) of 2017/18. During that period and the same period in the previous year, a one-month moratorium on digital advertising
decelerating rate due to slowdown in external sector and manufacturing production at home. Meanwhile, private consumption which continued to expand was derived mainly from increased expenditures on automobiles
constuction 227.52 399.03 -171.51 -42.98 Cost of services 16.78 23.42 -6.64 -28.35 Cost of sold 0.36 0.00 0.36 Administrative expenses 53.89 105.59 -51.70 -48.96 Finance cost 13.37 14.80 -1.43 -9.66 311.92
business and the lower administrative expenses. As a result, overall the profit of the Group was increased. Analysis of revenues Q3’ 2018 Q3’ 2017 Increase (decrease) Million Baht % Million Baht % Million
–2021 Balance by Quarter Change Q2–21 Q1–21 Q2–20 Q2–21 VS Q1–21 Q2–21 VS Q2–20 (Million Baht: MB) (MB) % (MB) % Total revenue 2,081.2 1,824.2 1,187.6 257.0 14.1 893.6 75.2 Total operating expenses
the company has used the part of expenditures is not over 1 million baht for calculating of consent. Signature…………........……………………….Authorized director (Mr.Surin Tohtubtiang) Position Chief Executive
advertising industry remains sluggish as evident from the contraction of overall advertising expenditures by 11.4% YoY to 26,351mn in 2Q 2017/18. Advertising expenditures in the TV sector having the highest
the lower selling expenses. As a result, overall the profit of the Group was increased. Analysis of revenues Q2’ 2018 Q2’ 2017 Increase (decrease) Million Baht % Million Baht % Million Baht % Revenues
continuously increased over the past few years as evident from an acceleration of its advertising expenditures by 3.6%1 YoY to THB 1,678mn in 3Q 2017, benefiting from the shift in people’s behavior to spend more