, 2017 as follow; Consolidated 3Q/2017 3Q/2016 Change Financial Statements (Million Baht) (%) (Million Baht) (%) (%) Revenue from Sales 1,405.2 100.0 % 1,261.0 100.0 % 11.4 % Cost of Sales (965.8) (68.7

is likely leaving its mark on the Thai economy. Private consumption growth moderated noticeably in Q1 while private investment fell, reflecting dampening domestic demand. Manufacturing output

“low season” of the year, the delay of domestic consumption recovery and the high household debt. This attributes to sale in 3Q18 were not achieve the target. 9M18 sales slightly decrease when compared

impacted by the situation. Which many departments and many research agencies have forecast that gross domestic product will shrink by more than two digits. In additional it will affect the operating results

decrease in total revenue 3.4% and can be summarized as following table. Description Total Revenue (MB) Y-O-Y Change Increase/(Decrease) Note 2016 2017 Sales 919.8 882.2 -4.1% The sales volume decreases as

and Q2/2018 respectively, An increase in total revenue 20.4% and can be summarized as following. Q-O-Q Change Q2/2017 Q2/2018 Increase/(Decrease) Sales 196.4 240.8 22.6% The sales volume increases as

volume was partly offset by increased domestic sales, which grew year-on-year by 6.6% to 199,490 units, compared to 187,070 units sold in Q2 2016, primarily attributable to recovering domestic consumption

between the U.S. and China caused lower global trade volume. The tourism sector also expanded at a slower rate mainly from Chinese tourists. The domestic demand grew at a slower rate resulted from private

hit merchandise exports, and domestic demand. Private consumption indicators indicated the slower expansion in most sectors. Manufacturing production and private investment contracted. Nevertheless

) maintained the policy interest rate at 1.50 percent. The Committee assessed that the Thai economy was on the path of recovery, while domestic demand recovery remained gradual and unevenly distributed. Headline