consumption and investment. The slower growth is expected to continue in 3Q19 since the external factors remain unsolved. Although private consumption was supported by sales promotion and government measures
supported by higher margins and volume Strong improvement in the Americas business with Core EBITDA per ton of $161 vs $122 in 2Q LTM 2017. EMEA business also improved with 2Q 2018 LTM Core EBITDA per ton
(BOT)1 summarized that the Thai economy continue to expand supported by the increasing farm household income and total nonfarm payroll income. Moreover, Consumer Confidence Index showed an uptrend when
from US- China trade war, was another reason of decreasing of Chinese visitors. Thailand economic was favorably supported by domestic demand including private consumption and investment as well as
higher value, that translates into higher revenue per unit sold. This supported the strong 22% revenue increase year on year also helped by a supportive market particularly in our key segments of sugar
supported by our cash van strategies which have extended our distribution capability to cover more than 320,000 retailers nationwide via our 31 distribution centers and a sizable fleet of 337 cash vans, as of
-month periods ending 30 June 2017, respectively Our domestic market growth is also supported by our cash van strategies which have extended our distribution capability to cover more than 320,000 retailers
domestic market growth is also supported by our cash van strategies which have extended our distribution capability to cover approximately 300,000 retailers nationwide via our 31 distribution centers and a
Bt78,463mn grew 6.3% supported by cost management, with margin 42. 8% vs guidance of to maintain EBITDA margin. Net profit was Bt31,051mn, increased 4.6% YoY and invested CAPEX was Bt20mn versus the guidance
increased by THB 126 Million or 8.5 % driven by existing market especially CLMV. Sales to CLMV amount to THB 1,355 million, rose by THB 533 million, or 64.9%, supported by (i) Cambodia sales up by THB 572