. - Revenues from hotel operations in Q1/2019 amounted 88.15 million baht increased by 9.18 million baht or 11.62% from 78.97 million baht in Q1/2018 due to the opening of new hotel, MAVEN Stylish Hotel Bangkok
. - Revenues from hotel operations in Q2/2019 amounted 71.35 million baht increased by 8.98 million baht or 14.40% from 62.37 million baht in Q2/2018 due to the opening of new hotel, MAVEN Stylish Hotel Bangkok
baht in 2018 due to the opening of new hotel, MAVEN Stylish Hotel Bangkok. - Management fee income in 2019 amounted 87.93 million baht increased by 28.42 million baht or 47.76% from 59.51 million baht in
spend on advertising and slow down to increase marketing budget according to Thailand’s mourning period of King Rama 9. However, customers who focus on content services are continue to advertise. 4) Other
– December) historically generates higher revenue and earnings contribution to VGI Group, the mourning period is expected to impact the digital media segment by approximately 1 month in 3Q 2017/18. This impact
renovation of three hotels under Dusit Thani brand, and caused by a temporarily weaker demand from catering and convention during the mourning period and the royal funeral of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Earnings
subsequent mourning period to October 2017, Entertainment and promotional marketing decrease out of respect to the country beloved King and out of request from the Government along with a decrease in private
outlook for 4Q17 should be positive compared to last year after passing the mourning period and Royal Cremation Ceremony since the end of October 2017. For hotel renovations, the Company already completed
in 20172, mainly due to an ongoing postponement of festivities subsequent to the mourning period over the passing of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej and the shrinkage of advertising spending in a
, the confidence in consumer has remained low level, the joint mourning for the passing of the King has effected to the domestic economy activity, these affected the purchasing force and spending less. (2