, respectively. In 4Q’18, the company’s gross margin almost unchanged yoy. For year 2018, gross margin was 31% higher than 30% of year 2017. The improvement in gross margin was contributed by more revenue portion
solution with HR services representing 75.9% of our revenue, Financial services representing 22.6% and other income representing a small 1.5%. In 2018, the HR services has grown at a higher rate than
channels, but still growing in term of original equipment manufacturer (OEMs)’s products to compensate. For the overseas restaurant business, revenues from the sales and services decreased from the same
higher Gross Profit ratio. In 2Q17, Gross Profit ratio was 50.1%. The 2Q17 strong performance was attributable to the following factors: A new mall opened in 2016 – Major revenue growth contribution On 28
; Higher volume from major customers, new model launch, new product launch, new order from overseas customer and management’s effort to diversify into more product range led to higher revenues. Thailand
the area that generate low income to the new area that generate higher income. As well as adding new services on the kiosks to meet customers’ needs in order to made the Boonterm kiosks be the services
higher value, that translates into higher revenue per unit sold. This supported the strong 22% revenue increase year on year also helped by a supportive market particularly in our key segments of sugar
higher selling price and higher sale volume in CNF incoterm, while lower unit sold and appreciation of Thai baht against US dollar. . Cost of goods sold and expenses Three-month (Thousands Baht) Change
$1.4 billion, driven by volume growth and higher margin realization. In 4Q18, core EBITDA increased by 24% YoY to $318 million, supported by higher volume. In 4Q18, core EBITDA per ton was stable
. AIS Fibre continue to focus on targeting AIS mobile subscriber base to cross-sell in order to achieve higher value ARPH (Average Revenue Per Household). Growing EBITDA and continued cost conscious In