for the Second Quarter ended 30 June 2018 Page 4/19 For the banking sector in the second quarter of 2018, overall commercial bank loan growth accelerated, loans to SMEs and hire purchase improved
investment would grow at a slower pace than previously estimated. For the banking sector in the second quarter of 2019, corporate loan expanded in line with the expansion of overall economy. Consumer loan grew
investment would grow at a slower pace than previously estimated. For the banking sector in the second quarter of 2019, corporate loan expanded in line with the expansion of overall economy. Consumer loan grew
Phuket Fantasea Public Company Limited (“Phuket Fantasea”), the Company’s subsidiary with 99.92% shareholding of its registered capital held by the Company. The total investment cost of THB 3,570 million
Phuket Fantasea Public Company Limited (“Phuket Fantasea”), the Company’s subsidiary with 99.92% shareholding of its registered capital held by the Company. The total investment cost of THB 3,570 million
inflation rate was announced at 0.5 percent for 2017 (Source: Ministry of Finance). Overall aviation industry for the nine-month of 2017, revenue passenger kilometers (RPK) grew at 7.7 percent worldwide. The
situation in those targeted countries. Figure 2 EGCO’s equity contracted capacity of electricity in 2018 classified by country 1.3 Competition Overall picture in 2018 illustrated the active movements of power
(Source: Bank of Thailand). The overall global aviation industry in first half of 2018, a growth in passenger traffic was supported by 7.0 percent increase in revenue passenger kilometers (RPK) where Asia
(Source: Bank of Thailand). The overall global aviation industry in first half of 2018, a growth in passenger traffic was supported by 7.0 percent increase in revenue passenger kilometers (RPK) where Asia
-performing loan (NPL) to total loans was 2.9 percent, nearly the same level as at the end of 2017. The Bank of Thailand’s Senior Loan Officer Survey indicated that in the second quarter of 2018, credit demand