13.7% from 2Q20. When comparing with 3Q19, net profit declined by 16.3% mainly from the increased in provisions as a result of the continued uncertainties from the economic slowdown as impacted by COVID
1. 1 percent even though the overall economic condition has continued improving from preceding year according to rapid export growth and continued robust growth in tourism. However, private
linked to tourism and the export sector. In contrast, consumer spending in some provinces linked to the agricultural sector continued to decelerate in line with lower farm income due to the low price of
foreign exchange of Baht 3.31 million, which was a loss on foreign exchange. The need to improve foreign debtors' accounts and dilassa's savings at the end of the period was due to continued strong baht
statements. Overall market environment The Thai economy during the third quarter of 2018 continued to expand particularly from domestic demand. Private consumption grew mainly from the durable goods segment
number of tourists continued to decline since Chinese New Year, coupled with the government measures against the pandemic, e.g., inbound travel ban, department store closure and curfew, thereby causing
because the outbreak of the Coronavirus disease 2019 ( COVID- 19) in Thailand has continued to spread rapidly and widely and the government has requested cooperation from all sectors to refrain from
parts industry and the plastic packaging for lubricants. However, the packaging of milk and yogurt was slightly affected and continued to grow from the dairy export market. While sales in China has
6,165 million baht, showing an increase of 859 million baht or 16% y-y and 3% q-q. The revenue increase was mainly from continued growth in core business revenues that increased by 9% y-y, especially in