continued to see limited support, after growing by 2.30 percent in the second quarter. The Thai economy did show some signs of strength in the third quarter, due mostly to the low base effect of the same

due to the high fiscal base effect in the same period last of year that have accelerated disbursement after the budget Act for the year 2020 was delayed, it remained at a high level. In Q1–2021, the

, increases in rental cost of the Company’s subsidiaries, as well as a business expansion of the oversea subsidiaries to increase customer base. In terms of proportion to total revenues, operating and

period, but also the high-base effect of disbursement of the central budget to combat COVID- 19 last year. Moreover, the central government's capital expenditure following disbursements by transportation

14, 2017. The company realized loss in proportion to the investment of 43.84% or 9.47 million baht due to transport cement business margins badly. The company has changed its strategy and the

piles, precast concrete, glass-fiber reinforced concrete and special cement which were Baht 148.79 million. In addition, revenue from its subsidiaries was increased by Baht 89.61 million. (2) Cost of

Sustainability Officer at Siam Cement Group, and Prapasri Puntujariya, Sustainability Management Manager at Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited. Moderated by Benjamas Chotthong, Director of the Project

included Dr. Saruda Siriphattarapreecha, Sustainable Development Manager, Fortune Parts Industry PCL, Mr. Nuttavut Intarode, Sustainable Development Director, Siam Cement PCL, Ms. Saowanee Jarusruangchai

consecutive business days prior to the date of the Board of Directors’ meeting (the “Base Price”) whereas the subscription of the newly issued ordinary shares of the Company by the Sellers are subject to the

Afghanistan and additionally from new export destinations. Export sales to CLMV countries, an existing and large international business base for the Company, increased by THB 403 million or 7.3% mainly due to