total return is expected to underperform the relevant benchmark* over the next 12 months. *Relevant benchmark by region: As of 10th December 2012, Japanese ratings are based on a stock’s total return
from THB 20.9 Mn in 2016 to THB 20.1 Mn in 2017, a decrease of THB 0.8 Mn. This was mostly due to the losses from recently acquired Thai food business “Tummour” and premium Japanese food brand “Sushi Cyu
THB 0.8 Mn. This was mostly due to the loss from recently acquired Thai food business “Tummour” and premium Japanese food brand “Sushi Cyu”. Net Profit The net profit decreased from THB 89.6 Mn in 2016
working capital. Tax Expenses Income tax expense increased from THB 12.2 Mn in 9M17 to THB 25.1 Mn in 9M18, an increase of THB 12.8 Mn. This was mostly due higher profit from Japanese and Thai restaurants
%. This was mostly due to higher profit from Japanese and Thai restaurants businesses. Net Profit For the 9 months ending 30 September 2017 and 2018, the net profit increased from THB 49.2 Mn to THB 108.7
Japanese restaurant maintained sales volume of food center during difficult economic condition. The segment declined only 2.5% to 89 million baht in Q2/2017. 2.2 Gross profit by segment Unit: million baht
transition 3. Bridges expectations from the Net Zero Company Benchmark, translating into engagement asks for emerging markets • Translation available in: • Simplified Chinese • Traditional Chinese • Japanese
continuously show their interests in our industrial estates, especially, Chinese, Japanese and U.S. manufacturers as a result of production line relocation from China to Southern Asian countries. This situation
Funds Passport (ARFP) (List of the Notifications in Enclosure 5) shall also apply to HK-TH-MRF on the condition that they are not contradictory or inconsistent with the cooperative framework under HK-TH
Funds Passport (ARFP) (List of the Notifications in Enclosure 5) shall also apply to HK-TH-MRF on the condition that they are not contradictory or inconsistent with the cooperative framework under HK-TH