(233.38) (241.56) 8.18 3.39% Changes in revaluation surplus 9.61 - 9.61 N/A Currency differences on translation 0.72 0.54 0.18 32.88% (317.93) (839.98) 522.05 62.15% (310.61) (801.30) 490.69 61.24% Gross
capital outflows from the Thai market. Given the healthy Thai economic fundamentals, as evidenced by revived economic activity, a rising inflation rate and current account surplus, however, Thailand may
ASEAN asset class such as the already launched FTSE ASEAN 40 exchange traded funds (ETF) and ASEAN scale credit rating, a tool for comparing credit ratings of ASEAN issuers of debt securities. ë Executing
beginning of this year which allows the Company to benefit from economies of scale. • Gross Profit margin in Q4/2022 was 62.9%, increased from 59.6% in Q4/2021, and Gross Profit margin in 2022 was 63.1
also affected by the weak purchasing power of consumers and the early rainy season. However, the Mega Home business has improved its operational cost management and has benefited from economies of scale
also affected by the weak purchasing power of consumers and the early rainy season. However, the Mega Home business has improved its operational cost management and has benefited from economies of scale
in Chiang Rai to serve customers in the North, and 2 new stores of Homepro were opened in Malaysia, at Ipoh and Penang, which will benefit from greater economies of scale. As a result, at the end of
respectively, an increase of THB 96.5 Mn or 35.9%. This increase in shareholders’ equity was attributed to the company net profit during the period of THB 81.8 Mn and increase in surplus on businesses
Q3/2019 Baht 6.21 million Revaluation surplus on land increase by Baht 479.52 million Cash Flow Statement Cash Flow Statement for the nine months period ended 30 September 2019, the company has cash
from financial institution increase by Baht 39.10 million Shareholders’ Equity Net operating profit for the year Baht 1.47 million Revaluation surplus on land increase by Baht 479.52 million Cash Flow