both current and capital expenditures partly due to the pending of FY2020 budget. Exports for the year 2019 contracted at 2.7 compared to last year, in line with the continuing decline in global demand
Mar +/(-) % 2018 2017 Revenues from sales and services 144.09 112.48 31.61 28.10% Gross profit from sales and services 22.59 31.62 (9.03) (28.56%) Other income 3.13 1.62 1.51 93.21% Selling expenses
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
aggregate fundamental score following Lev and Thiagarajan (1993). This score is based on 12 underlying fundamental signals including inventories, accounts receivable, capital expenditures, research and
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
to the company has decreased income but still have fixed cost expenditures. (2) Real Estate Business Income Revenue from real estate business for Q2/2020 amounted 5.3 million baht, decreased 1.0
(342.7) (4.8) Total Operating Expenses 6,216.3 6,532.6 (316.3) (4.8) Profit 394.3 392.1 2.2 0.6 Since the beginning of 2020, both business and society in Thailand and around the world have been widely
of declines in exports and confidence. Meanwhile, the full impact of government spending on the economy cannot be fully realized due to the delay in the enactment of the Annual Budget Expenditures Act
. Meanwhile, government spending has expanded at a lower rate due partly to the delayed enactment of the Annual Budget Expenditures Act B.E. 2020. For the Thai economy, key factors such as the global economic
120.95 4.55 3.76% Other income 6.10 14.18 (8.08) (56.98%) Selling expenses (30.05) (25.64) 4.41 17.20% Administrative expenses (100.78) (81.31) 19.47 23.95% Net profit before finance costs and corporate