measures to prevent and contain the Covid-19 outbreak, as well as from ongoing infrastructure investment. Headline inflation in the second quarter of 2020 was -2.66 percent, down from 1.08 percent in the
purchasing raw materials and more short term loan of 77.50 Million Baht, Left in stock inventory of 143.85 Million baht, decline in trade receivable and other receivable of 86.72 Million Baht, more outstanding
from the slow economic growth of trading partners, the protectionist trade policies between the US and China and the down-cycle of electronic products. In the tourism sector, the number of tourist
decreased as a result of the decline in retail and wholesale sales. 2 I 9 Management Discussion & Analysis 2023 Nevertheless, some channels had an increase in sale revenue which include (1) Commercial sales
the 9M18 core service revenue growth of 3.9% YoY, reflecting timid market growth, we revised down FY18 core service revenue growth to increasing +3.5-4.5% YoY from 5-7% YoY previously. However, EBITDA
prices as well as the decline in public and private consumption. The tourism industry, especially in the hotel, transportation and restaurant businesses, was hard hit by the impact of COVID-19 outbreak
oil price by 4.30 Baht/kg or down 21%, which was the same direction as the soften in Malaysian crude palm oil price (CPO-MPOB) due to high inventory. In addition, there was a pressure from soy bean oil
continuous decline in global HRC prices and concerns about the growing spread of global epidemic of COVID 2019 towards the end of 1st quarter of 2020. This also resulted resulting in slowing orders from
, upgrading technology in order to increase output of HDI products and the unexpected appreciation of the THB against foreign currencies, which had the effect of a decline in sales revenue, a low production