million baht compare with performance of the same period of the prior year appear as comprehensive net income 1.29 million baht, increase in net loss from the same period of the prior year 16.63 million
441.89 million increased from the same period of year 2016 by Baht 59.68 million or 15.61 percent. The major reasons of the increase in revenues from sales were due to the effective sales and marketing
Company THB 122.62 million compare with performance for the prior year appear as comprehensive operating net Profit of the Company THB 0.79 million, increase in Profit from the prior year THB 121.83 million
profit of 3,609.03 million baht while the same period last year the Company and its subsidiaries recorded net profit of 2,630.93 million baht, increase of 978.10 million baht or increase by 37.18% because
, increased by THB1.91 million from the same period of last year, or about 27.22% increase, and recorded net loss of THB164.23 million, compared to the net loss of THB35.28 million from the same period of last
Thailand Overview of the operating result for the second quarter of 2019 ▪ The company’s total net income was Baht 192.49 million, representing an increase of 76.9% over the same period last year and revenue
’ equity falls below zero. In case of any irregular trading activity, SET is the frontline inspector and, if it is considered a liable offense, will gather information for SEC to conduct in-depth inspection
} and an unknown person, for manipulating share price of Union Petrochemical Plc. (UKEM).With the referral from the Stock Exchange of Thailand on irregular trading in UKEM shares by a group of persons
manipulating share price of Thai Plastic and Chemicals Plc. (TPC). With the referral from the Stock Exchange of Thailand on irregular trading of TPC shares by a group of persons, the SEC probed into the case and
abettors, for manipulating share price of Rich Asia Steel Plc. (RICH). With the referral from the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) on irregular trading of RICH shares by a group of persons, the SEC probed