-rolled coil after it had shut down this manufacturing for almost two years. As a result, the machinery was maintained and did not deteriorate, its employees were not terminated, and the company had
criminal cases. The civil case, the debtor defaulted in return the sponsorship from the sport tournament, which the Company was the financial investor with amount of Baht 86.43 million according to the
Company and its subsidiaries have gross loss from sales and services in the amount of 97.82 Million Baht or 15.39 percent. Cause by decreased in sale volume with impairment the products due to deteriorate
impairment of deteriorate products and allowance for doubtful account Table 10 : Administrative Expenses by Type of Expenses for the Six Months Period Ended 30 June Administrative expenses Consolidated
deteriorate products and allowance for doubtful account Table 10: Administrative Expenses by Type of Expenses for the nine Months Period Ended 30 September Administrative expenses Consolidated financial
deteriorate from 36% to 32% of revenue. This was not only attributed to the decrease of SW revenue but also from the rising cost of SW patients. Number of insurers increased and consequently more visits of SW
company to see better returns on existing store profitability. In Consumer Brands Group (CBG), the PGA tournament DEAN & DELUCA Performance Bar launch successfully validated product profitability with the
returns on existing store profitability. In Consumer Brands Group (CBG), the PGA tournament DEAN & DELUCA Performance Bar launch successfully validated product profitability with the official launch of the
comprises of impairment of deteriorate products and allowance for doubtful account Net Profit The Company posted net profit for the three months period ended 31 March 2018 and 2019 of THB 112.14 million and
administrative expenses mainly comprises of impairment of deteriorate products and allowance for doubtful account Net Profit for the period Net profit for the three months period ended March 31, 2017, was THB 62.4