. The profit increased by Baht 114.68 million or 172.01% compared to last year. The main reasons are as follows. 1. The company had the sales revenue of Baht 397.03 million, increased from last year by
services for the first quarter 2020 was Baht 211.12 million, which increased by 105% compared to the same period of 2019. The mainly increased from: Revenue from selling of products increased by Baht 95.43
, commercial bank loan continued to increase in line with the economic growth. Consumer loan expanded well, particularly mortgage lending with growth accelerated before the loan to value (LTV) measure become
, commercial bank loan continued to increase in line with the economic growth. Consumer loan expanded well, particularly mortgage lending with growth accelerated before the loan to value (LTV) measure become
moderately from the previous quarter in tandem with the housing loan growth after loan to value (LTV) measure. Auto loan and personal loan continued to expand consistent with increased domestic demand. However
moderately from the previous quarter in tandem with the housing loan growth after loan to value (LTV) measure. Auto loan and personal loan continued to expand consistent with increased domestic demand. However
caused, revenue from sales of export increased about 31% and revenue from sales of domestic decreased about 22%. Analysis of Profit of company and its subsidiaries The Q2/2017, the company and its
quarter of the year 2020, as at 30 June 2020, TCJ and its subsidiaries had the total revenue of Baht 568.38 million increased from Baht 543.85 million in the year 2019 or increased by 4.51%. Revenue
Wudhiprecha as an Independent Director and a member the Audit Committee, effective from 14 November 2018 onwards. December Increased share capital and allocated 597.0mn newly issued ordinary shares of the
performance Operating performance in Q1/2018, the revenue of mobile phone distribution slightly decreased by 1.1%, compared to Q1/2017. The business of non-performing loan management, however, increased by 50