situation. As a result, income from both domestic consumption and foreign tourists increased. • Gross Profit margin in Q1/2023 was 63.6%, increased from 60.6% in Q1/2022, mainly due to increase in the
demonstrated a cautious growth from expansions of private consumption and tourism sector, while facing global and local economic headwinds and challenges from high interest rate environment. Overall, AIS
second quarter of 2023 (%YoY) as a result of a slowdown in public investment and public consumption due to the delay of government’s budget allocation, although the exports improved from the previous
developed countries, together with tensions from trade war between the United States and China. As a result, Thailand’s export is foreseen to decline this year. However, household consumption will gradually
as well as a favorable expansion of private consumption and investment of both private and public. For electricity industry situation in 2019, Thailand’s peak demand in Electricity Generating Authority
Finished Steel (Unit : Tons) 2018 2019 % Change Production 9,031,718 7,634,912 -15.47% Import 12,056,501 12,219,872 1.36% Export 1,754,326 1,384,722 -21.07% Consumption 19,333,893 18,470,062 -4.47% Source
government spending into infrastructure projects which lead to a continuous growth of Thailand’s electricity consumption. The trend of the power industry in the second half of 2017 is estimated to be lower
to an increase in Thailand’s electricity consumption. During September to December of 2017, the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) decided to increase the Ft rate for 8.87 Sa-tang per unit, resulting
382,456 16.18% Consumption 4,444,902 4,157,817 -6.46% Source : Iron and Steel Institiute of Thailand, by Steel Business Intelligence Bar & Section, 16.04% Wire rod, 9.41% Other Long Products, 0.38% Seamless