ranking as the number one in the country of debt management business for Non-Performing Loans (unsecured loan). It is due to the situation of household debt in the country that has been increasing in the
Overview In term of the retail industry in 2Q17, low growth rate has been continued from the previous quarter due to the higher household debts and credit card debts from middle-low consumers in which
previous year as the average selling price increased 2.24%, while volume sold decreased 2.27% from last year. However, the Company has expanded market to industrial sector and household sector in order to
household consumption index continued to expand but the recovery in consumption of low-income households remained subdued, reflecting growth in limited sections. Moreover, growth in tourism industry failed to
and international economic situation, political situation, household debts as well as demand-supply imbalance. In Q2/2019, the LTV (Loan to Value) measures are enforced. Business operators thus need to
, however, it would be restrained by non-farm household income given signs of moderation in earnings, and lower consumer confidence among low-income households due to elevated household debt. Bank of Thailand
industrial sector and household sector in order to maintain overall LPG volume, resulted in increased LPG sold to industrial sector 78.15% and to household sector 335.19% from the same period of previous year
last year. However, the Company has expanded market to industrial sector and household sector in order to maintain overall LPG volume, resulted in increased LPG sold to industrial sector 55.26% and to
to lower household income, sharp decline in employment, particularly in export-related manufacturing sectors, and high rate of household debt. Despite the government economic stimulus, the impact of
Loan to Value regulation or “LTV”. Moreover, the household debt has been steadily increased in recent years which result to the strict in granting a loan to the borrower from many financial institutions