or 45% of revenue which slightly decrease 11 Million Baht. Gross Profit for DDUS was 260 Million Baht representing 7% decrease in gross profit versus prior year due to a challenging US retail
of the Thai baht is making exports more challenging competitively and we are seeing some volumes repatriated on the Thai market increasing domestic competition. Revenue realized per unit product sold
more challenging for the global steel industry participants in all the regions. Careful estimation for raw material purchasing and production cost management is seriously needed in order to cope with the
developments regarding ownership engagement were also discussed. For investors, voting at AGMs can be challenging, as it is hard to monitor thousands of firms in which they invest in many jurisdictions and they
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
improvements in sales revenue will be evident in the 3rd quarter of 2020 and this should result in much improved financial performance in the latter half of the year. Impact from Changes in Accounting Policy
environment, and thus eventually improving the overall audit quality of the firms. Considering how essential audited financial statements are to users, especially those of listed companies, it is evident that
to the year of 1,586 Million Baht. This was due to a challenging US retail environment higher food costs, changing product mix and 2017 carry over benefit of USD $700K from Japan perpetual license deal
make exports challenging competitively. Pricing in Q4 continued to trend upwards and we ended the year at levels up 3% from the same quarter last year. While the increased competition will impact current
2019, the price of pig iron remained stable at the same level while the price of scrap started to fall continuously. Thus it will become more challenging for the global steel industry participants in all