shifted to ensure optimum return on investment. - Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, OSP posted Q2’20 revenue from sales at THB 5,909 million, -6.1% YoY. Domestic beverage sales outperformed the market
competition and inflation which affected the mass customer segment. This was partially offset by an increase in IR/IDD revenue from the expanded border re- opening in more countries. • Fixed broadband revenue
improvements from inflation benefiting from a recovery trend in the tourism sector, despite the arrivals remaining slower than expected. Mobile industry was affected by the softened local economic activities
. Moreover, external factors, including increased inflation rates, increased interest rates, and political uncertainties, further impacted consumer purchasing power. This, in turn, contributed to a decline in
global trade volume affected by trade tensions and the impact of structural changes in the Thai economy on export sector. Public expenditure and private investment would expand slower than the previous
fluctuations in money market and capital market and has severely affected all sectors in the economy, especially tourism sector which acutely shrunk due to travel restrictions and lockdown measures. Export
by 0.74 million baht or 12.37 % compared to the Year 2016 which is 5.99 million baht because of the increment of sales quantity impacted on the expense of sales promotion to expand the overseas such as
for the first quarter ended 31 March 2020 (reviewed) as follows: Performance Overview Following the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic that was severely impacted the global economy, including a