at HomePro, Mega Home and HomePro in Malaysia. Moreover, the Company organized various marketing activities throughout the period with the aim of stimulating consumer spending. Activities included the
) % Services income 134,745,445 75,462,443 59,283,002 78.6 Cost of rendering of services (92,047,219) (46,927,415) (45,119,804) 96.1 Gross profit 42,698,226 28,535,028 14,163,198 49.6 Other income 83,215 19,864
from social security 156.05 173.29 -10% 729.57 676.28 8% Revenue from Hospital Operations 441.68 393.99 12% 1,770.84 1,587.43 12% Cost of hospital operations before adj. 310.74 276.11 13% 1,205.30
net profit margin 2) higher depreciation resulted from additional investments in plant, machinery, and office renovations to improve production efficiency and reduce production cost, in order to prepare
-19 outbreak and to alleviate economic downturn. Although, many countries have gradually relaxed the lockdown measures, and businesses resumed their operations, consumer spending is still not yet fully
, public spending and tourism sector still expanded which resulted from low base in the previous year. (Source: BOT Press Release No.64/2019 on the Economic and Monetary Conditions for September and the
, decrease Baht 0.59 million or 6.08%, both period not very difference. 2. Cost of sale , Profit margin In Q3/2017 the company had cost of sale Baht 85.71 million compare with the same period of previous year
promotional activities to stimulate customer spending. HomePro Fair was held in Muang Thong Thani in July, as well as further HomePro Fair events in growing locations such as Hat Yai. Additionally, a
linked to tourism and the export sector. In contrast, consumer spending in some provinces linked to the agricultural sector continued to decelerate in line with lower farm income due to the low price of
169.47 49.05% Cost of rendering of services (228.29) (355.37) (127.08) 55.67% Gross profit 117.24 159.63 42.39 36.16% Other income 0.10 0.69 0.59 570.56% Services expenses (4.59) (6.83) (2.24) 48.74