Also worth pointing out the corporate costs line, the Thais have cut the costs seemingly to the bone and are running at ~2.5m a year. Some might recall that under Joey Lim the corporate costs ran closer to 10m. I suspect as the business scales up again corporate costs may rise again, but it is unpleasant reminder of the previous management - and that is not an endorsement of the current management by any means, just an observation that clearly costs were way to high under the previous administration.
