quarter, net interest income advanced over-quarter and over-year. Likewise, net interest margin (NIM) was stable from the previous quarter. This reflected commercial banks’ attempts to manage funding cost
January 2020 with y-on-y stable volume. Furthermore, there are new clients who already signed PPAs with total size of 23 MW scheduled for synchronization to the company’s power plants during the first seven
$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
-on-y (3.27 Baht/KWh in Q1’2018 to 3.30 Baht/KWh in Q1’2019) which is in line with the changes in Ft charge announced by the ERC but remained stable q-on-q (3.30 Baht/KWh in Q4’2018 and Q1’2019) with
was stable y-on-y in 6M’2020 at 3.31 THB/kWh which is in line with the Ft charge announced by the ERC. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE REVENUE STRUCTURE ABBREVIATION & OUR PROJECTSEXECUTIVE SUMMARY FINANCIAL
margin (NIM) recorded a minimal increase after being stable during the first half of this year given that most commercial banks continued to focus on funding cost management. As of the end of the third
which will be due in 2021-2024. 6. Benefits which the Company will receive from the capital increase/share allotment The capital increase will result in a stronger and more stable financial structure, in
-recurring revenue. As a result of consolidation, non-recurring revenue increased by 37.97mb or 33.8% increase year-on-year. Recurring revenue from Financial Solutions increasing by 4.35mb or 7.0% but offset
weighted in non-recurring revenue. As a result of consolidation, non-recurring revenue increased by 17.72mb or 35.5%, reversing from a dip in non-recurring revenue in previous quarters. Recurring revenue
. Excluding the consolidation of our Outdoor and Digital Services business, our revenue improved organically by 19.8% against a backdrop of double digit decline in overall advertising spending. Despite the