property of the company. 4. Allowance for doubtful accounts 11.37 with last year at 1.26 million baht which increase 10.11 million baht or 800.46% Due to reversal of allowance for doubtful accounts from
Limited and its subsidiaries for the nine-month period ended 30 September 2019 represented a loss before the provision for doubtful accounts and impairment of assets of Baht 87.58 million. Inclusive the
and our customers both directly and indirectly. KBank has emphasized synergy with K Companies, strategic partners and startup firms for enhancement of our business capabilities to achieve sustainable
% Administrative expenses 84.66 10.66% 111.24 11.87% -26.59 -23.90% Doubtful debts -62.94 -7.93% 394.21 42.08% -457.16 -115.97% Loss from impairment of property investment 5.69 0.72% - - 5.69 100.00% Total Expense
% Administrative expenses 84.66 10.66% 111.24 11.87% -26.59 -23.90% Doubtful debts -62.94 -7.93% 394.21 42.08% -457.16 -115.97% Loss from impairment of property investment 5.69 0.72% - - 5.69 100.00% Total Expense
of fundraising and benefit generation. In essence, the amendments support enhancement of digital token offering supervision with proper investor protection mechanisms and a focus on fair protection of
Network comprises: - K-ATMs and K-CDMs: Service efficiency enhancement has been a major focus to accommodate secure, round-the-clock financial transactions, along with appropriate machine management for
installation including platform screen doors, scrollers and pillars. This enhancement is anticipated to offer higher visual impact and allow Otego to offer more creative contents to advertisers. 3M 2020
KBank prioritized enhancement of customer care and service efficiency in order to deliver an excellent customer experience. Through the One Team project, our personnel are equipped with knowledge and know
inspection showed impressive progress, paving the way to the quality enhancement and increase the number of capital market auditors to accommodate the growth of Thai capital market. Tipsuda Thavaramara, SEC