sector from the economic downturn observed. In addition private consumption is in a declining trend due to freeze in business activities and social distancing. For the first quarter of 2020, the net profit
deposits at banks pledged as collateral for the payment of raw material and to decrease interest of loans together with declining on fair value on trade securities thus fluctuation on capital market
expected due to declining global trade volumes and the slower economic growth of major trading partners, which were affected by trade tensions between the US and China. Export growth has been negatively
of B100 selling price. However, with crude palm oil price continuously declining, BBF recorded an Inventory Loss. The operating results of the separated financial statement for the 6-month period ended
22.2 million or 6.2% decreased of gross profit margin when compared to the same period of prior year. It mainly decreased from the declining of revenue which because of the high market competitive in the
1,015 million, a decline of 4.5% from 2Q18 amount of Baht 1,063 million. Bancassurance fee for 2Q19 amounted to Baht 206 million, declining 19.0% yoy from Baht 255 million for 2Q18. For Capital Market
referenced crude oil price of every products; stemming from a state of excess supplies of finished products in the market, and declining demand from the 4 Management Discussion and Analysis of Business
). Total Gross Refinery Margin (Total GRM) rose 67% YoY and 26% QoQ, while Market GRM lowered from the decreasing production volume. Moreover, the average crude price adjusted upward in the quarter, leading
, decreasing over-year, but still within the set target of 3.2-3.4 percent. However, non-interest income fell Baht 405 million, or 2.61 percent over-year due mainly to decreasing net insurance premiums. Moreover
palm oil price continuously declining, the business recorded an Inventory Loss of THB 80 million. Further, the Selling, General and Administrative expense increased from the same period of the previous