% EBITDA 226 286 -21% 44 414% 499 923 -46% อัตราก้าไร EBITDA (%) 5.9% 7.8% -1.9% 1.4% 4.5% 3.8% 5.7% -1.9% Stock Gain/(Loss) & NRV -13 -24 -46% 13 -200% -132 -463 -71% Adjusted EBITDA(1) 239 310 -23% 31 671
fragrance rice and focusing on food court business with new branch opened and close all non-performed restaurant business in Q3/2019 o The company adjusted sale promotion program on sales related scheme and
continually adjusted business operations so as to be able to meet consumers’ needs and compete with the rapidly changing competitors and technology. Nonetheless, the crisis situation from the epidemic of the
focusing on food court business with new branch opened and close all non-performed restaurant business in Q3/2019 o The company adjusted sale promotion program on sales related scheme and decrease some
of net book value of digital television license payable and net book value of the license amounting to Baht 429.91 million and adjusted amortisation from the remaining of net book value of the license
-oriented features, for example, automatic contribution increase in line with salary or wage raise, employees? choices based on risk appetites and lifepath or target date investment policies that are adjusted
governance (ESG) aspects in their business operations, more so as we are the first capital market in ASEAN to join the UN Sustainable Stock Exchange (UN SSE). ?This year OECD adjusted the CG principles by
) Implementing Effective Incentives: Effective incentives could encourage both fundraisers and investors to seize better risk-adjusted return from investment, thereby creating the market and stimulating further
feasible to develop a rule-based portfolio investment strategy that captures risk-adjusted returns and generates alpha? Can an investment strategy be formulated utilizing ESG scores and intangible capital
อัตราแลกเปล่ียน เพื่อเทียบกับค่าสกุลเงินบาท ณ วันท่ีคำนวณผลตอบแทน 25% Benchmark • 70% of Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Total Return Index Value Hedged USD adjusted by the cost of exchange rate risk