and business practices that are the result of a country’s specific circumstances, history and tradition. The desirable mix between legislation, regulation, self-regulation, voluntary standards, etc
profit margin for the year 2019 was mainly due to differences in product mix and the impact derived from adoption of USD as the Company’s functional currency which in resulting of lowered cost evaluation
well as sales mix management in each product category efficiently. However, the Company still strictly controlled on the selling and administrative expenses. For the twelve-month period ended December 31
to 4.74% in 2019. The increase of gross profit margin was mainly due to differences in product mix and the impact derived from adoption of USD as the Company’s functional currency which in resulting of
Transition risk Physical risk 1.5°C scenario 3.4°C scenario • An “orderly” transition. • Increase of international and national climate policy, including carbon tax. • Significant changes in the energy mix and
sales was 1,711.86 million Baht or at 95.29% of revenue from sales which increased from 93.65% of year 2017 due to higher energy costs and product mix. 3. Selling and administrative expenses increased
mainly due to the followings: (a) Lower contribution margin recorded resulted from unfavorable model mix; and (b) Higher tax expense recorded during the 3-months period ended 30 April 2019 by Baht 2.82
444.9 million Baht or at 93.39% of sales which decreased from the 3rd quarter of last year of 102.32% and decreased from the last quarter of 95.17% and that was due to product mix and improving in yield
Baht or at 104.43% of revenue from sales which increased from 95.29% of year 2019 due to higher production costs and product mix. 3. Selling and administrative expenses was 96.17 million Baht which
lower Gross Profit Margin from 34.9 % in Q2/2019 to 34.3 % in Q2/2020 resulting from a higher related freight charges added to production costs and an unfavorable product mix; - SG&A including Interest