India and the appreciation of THB against USD together with the weaken of demand in electronics component market impact to the inventory revaluation. As a results of the above reasons, Q3’19 gross margin
strong appreciation of THB/USD, which strengthened from the average rate of Baht 34.2863/USD in Q2-17 to Baht 31.9468/USD in the same period this year. Sales revenues of this quarter amounted to Baht
high-technology products, an increase in price of the Company’s core raw material, copper foil, due to an unbalanced demand/supply in the market, as well as the appreciation of the THB in a short period
causing exports to reduce from the previous year. The sale of goods to foreign countries has been affected by the continuous appreciation of the Thai baht. Domestic consumption remained stable. Although the
year due to the fact that Company had mainly international client which used Dollar currency and last year Thai Baht currency was appreciation so Company had loss from exchange rate. Finance costs Net
supported by an increase in capacity from the investment in Phase 3 at the new plant, and the appreciation of the Baht. Cost of Sales and Gross Profit The profit margin increased slightly Q-o-Q, but dropped Y
to sales volume growth that was supported by an increase in capacity from the investment in Phase 3 at the new plant, but mainly offset by the appreciation of the Baht. Cost of Sales and Gross Profit
domestic market that has seen increased import of Tabletop Glassware due to strong Thai Baht. Thai Baht appreciation against all major currencies significantly affected export sales. Domestic sales portion
applied to computer, server, office automation equipment, household electric appliances and automotive electronic products. The main products are DC- DC Converter, Power supply for Computer & Server, Custom
, upgrading technology in order to increase output of HDI products and the unexpected appreciation of the THB against foreign currencies, which had the effect of a decline in sales revenue, a low production