Operating Results 3.2. Cash Collection from NPLs and NPAs Management Businesses 3.3. NPLs by Portfolio Concentration 3.4. NPAs Concentration by Region by Type 4. Key Financial Ratios 5. Forward Looking
. Management Discussion and Analysis 3.1. Selected Financial Position and Operating Results 3.2. Cash Collection from NPLs and NPAs Management Businesses 3.3. NPLs by Portfolio Concentration 3.4. NPAs
. Management Discussion and Analysis 2.1. Selected Financial Position and Operating Results 2.2. Cash Collection from NPLs and NPAs Management Businesses 2.3. Vintage Analysis 2.4. NPLs by Portfolio
associates of THB 53mn mainly resulting from a severe COVID-19 impact in the Indonesian market. Net loss was THB 161mn with a net loss margin of 31.7%. However, EBITDA was a lower negative of THB 44mn. Our
drop in selling price led by oil price fluctuation. This also caused a severe price war among the traders of plastic resins and petrochemical industry. Total selling and administrative expenses increased
million to be Baht 70.8 million or equivalent to 6.17% resulting from the drop in gross profit margin from 8.22% in Q1/2018 to be 8.15%. This was derived from the severe price competition in some products
%. This was derived from the severe price competition in some products of Specialty and Engineering Polymer business unit. Total selling and administrative expenses decreased by Baht 7.6 million from Baht
with other Climate Bonds Certification Criteria. Table 3: Criteria for Waste Collection Table 4: Criteria for Waste Storage Table 5: Criteria for Waste Sorting Table 6: Criteria for Recycling and Reuse
lending, deposit taking and other financial intermediary activities. Relevant questions focus on banks’ lending and other activities, which for banks are the entire collection of products, securities and
risks from internal and external factors such as severe droughts, a rise in unemployment and household debt as well as the global outbreak of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) since early 2020. However, the