The SEC has implemented the initial intensive measures for securities public offering companies and listed companies that commission carbon footprint preparation reviewer in accordance with the Notification of the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. Sor Mor. 18/2564 Re: Measures on Fee Deduction for Filing the Registration Statement for Securities Offering and the Annual Registration Statement for Companies Disclosing Greenhouse Gas Emission Data, dated 10 March 2021. The fee de...
administrative expense to support business expansion. Without the non-recurring profit related to sale of Dusit Princess Korat, core EBITDA was THB 806 million, a 12.3% decrease from 2016. The Company reported net
Solutions decreased by 9.10mb to 45.11mb (1H 2019: 54.21mb) or 16.8%. Our overall recurring revenue grew by 24.15mb or 11.0% to 243.00mb (1H 2019: 218.85mb while non-recurring revenue grew by 54,41mb
driven by the continued growth in construction industry and further renovation/expansion of retail stores and new Shopping complexes despite revenue recognition delays from some turnkey projects to next
18.22Mb included one-offs expenses for IPO of 8Mb plus 10.22Mb increase attributed to upgraded IT expenses, more staff for business expansion, salary increased for staff, recruitment fee for recruiting
consolidated net profit of THB 5,983 mn, an increase of 155.4% from the same period of the previous year (YoY). Total revenue stood at THB 11,198 mn, an increase of 53.0% YoY. Excluding a non-recurring item
business The food sales for Q3’2018-2019 was Baht 1,840 million, increased by Baht 210 million or 12.9% from Q3’2017-2018, mainly from new restaurant outlet expansion and strong growth in sales of existing
services revenue from OEM business. Food business The food sales was Baht 7,130 million, increased by Baht 520 million or 7.9% from last year mainly from new restaurant outlet expansion and strong growth in
) Steady growth in private consumption from stimulus packages and recovering agricultural product prices from production expansion and 4) Other supporting factors, such as government spending and other