restrictions and faced 100% drop in foreign tourist numbers. Likewise, the export sector has been affected by declining demand from trading-partner countries. In addition, the purchasing power of consumers is

locations to ensure maximum safety of all stakeholders – customers, employees, business partners and communities. The most noticeable change since the COVID-19 pandemic is customer purchasing behavior, which

beginning of the year, depressing farm income and the purchasing power of farm households, which represent a majority of the population. Coupled with high levels of household debt, these factors limited the

exchange Earnings from operation before change in operating assets and liabilities Operating assets (increase) decrease Long-term deposits at financial institutions Securities purchased under reverse

securities (Gain) Loss from assets distribution (Gain) Loss from foreign currencies exchange Earnings from operation before change in operating assets and liabilities Operating assets (increase) decrease Long

off (Gain) Loss from regulation of securities (Gain) Loss from assets distribution (Gain) Loss from foreign currencies exchange Earnings from operation before change in operating assets and liabilities

Officer to have an authority to consider, decide, amend or change rules, conditions and details which are necessary and relating to Acquisition and Acceptance of Transfer of the Entire Business as it deemed

authorized the executive committee or the Chief Executive Officer or the person entrusted by executive committee or the Chief Executive Officer to have an authority to consider, decide, amend or change rules

the previous year, mainly due to the sharp lower of purchasing power in most industries, as well as the strong competition in the stainless steel pipe, aluminum and copper. This caused the decreasing in

, company customers who are the manufacturers for export have delay purchasing to their weaker demand. The selling price of various products has also decreased according to the price of global raw materials