to increased cash and cash equivalents prepared for investment in subsidiary and joint ventures. Trade receivables were also higher due to higher sales contribution of domestic whose collection period
Myanmar) and Middle East. However, reported international beverage business was stable due to FX impact. Domestic market: Energy drinks showed favorable growth, driven by flagship M-150, which maintained
2019 ( COVID- 19) remained stable from the end of 2021 that there were still had government control measures. However, the epidemic of COVID- 19 began to subside in the second half of 2022. People can be
subscribers. However, the scale of overall subsidized campaigns has been controlled. Pricing environment has been stable and slightly improved on the high-end segment after a raise in minimum ARPU of unlimited
, was flat YoY and the collection period slightly increasing from 35 days to 36 days in 2019. However, allowance for doubtful debt was Bt1,765mn, increasing 23% YoY following the growth in fixed broadband
higher revenues from collection of purchased accounts receivables and debt tracking services. For 9-months period of 2018, the Company’s net profit was 374.3 million baht which increased 26.1 percent from
Projection by KResearch Ye ar -o n- Ye ar C ha ng e (p er ce nt ) 2 for almost all of 2018 to accommodate domestic economic activity, which is continuing along a stable recovery path. 1.2 Banking Industry and
from interest rate reduction and a slowdown in loan in the banking system. Meanwhile, net fees and service income was stable, whereas fees from insurance, mutual fund and investment banking services
earnings continue to grow which is the highest quarterly profit statistics. The net profit report 226.9 million Baht in Q2/2020. The company had the same amount of collection in the first half of the year
collection efficiency. Presently, there is an increase of the average of credit limit per case equivalent to 65.5% compared to the end of year 2017 (average from 18,380 baht to 30,423 baht). It’s also enhanced