Earlier, the Audit Committee of CMO had informed the SEC of the issues raised by the auditor from the audit of the company’s financial statements as follows: an irregular withdrawal of advance
publications. 2. Costs and expenses for the six-month period of 2018 increased 85% compared to the same period of 2017. The main reasons were: Cost of goods sold decreased 1%. On the Other hand, sales
. Continued elevated levels of household debt will likely contribute to a contraction in private consumption, while private investment is also expected to fall as the business sector delays investment in order
Thailand. 3. Expected credit losses increased by Baht 7.42 million over the same period last year due to the accounting guidance related to financial instruments and disclosures applicable to insurance
backdrop of protracted trade tensions and increased risk that no common trade deal would be reached by the US and China. Furthermore, concerns over an impending recession were elevated, as evidenced by a
, resulting in a downward revision for Thailand’s GDP forecast. The outbreak disrupted employment and increased financial system vulnerabilities. However, at its meetings on June 24 and August 5, the MPC
higher uncertainty, especially from foreign countries. In addition, the MPC raised concerns over the Baht’s increasing strength compared with the currencies of trading partners and competitors saying
) (47,187.74) Total (6,730,417.04) (97,315,037.17) Garment business: Total sales in garment business in year 2018 were 1,537,533,390.91 Baht, compared to 1,117,248,825.04 Baht of sales year 2017. It increased
consolidated revenues have increased to Baht 360.4 and Baht 797.3 million, a 0.8% and 11.8% growth over same period of last year with details as the followings: - The revenues for 2nd-quarter and 6-month