sector the Thai economy continues to outperform with Q2 growth at 4.6% slightly below Q1 but remaining strong. Private consumption growth was robust in July and August, supported by higher consumer
outbreak, especially on export, tourism and industrial sector. However, economic recovery has been high uncertain from new wave of the COVID-19 pandemic since December 2020. As a result, the domestic tourism
recovery of the tourism sector and the return of foreign tourists. However, economic expansion remains at risk from the impact of higher cost of living on households and headline inflation tends to rise
74 282.4 Gains on sale of investments - 106 -100.0 3 153 -98.0 Gain on reclassification of investment - 3,409 -100.0 - 3,409 -100.0 Total revenues 2,833 7,542 -62.4 6,722 11,669 -42.4 Cost of service
or 26.9 percent. The revenue has increased from all 3 businesses mainly from the Si Rat-Outer Ring Road Expressway (SOE) and the O&M service of the MRT Purple Line which operated in August 2016. In
, driven mainly by exports sector, private consumption, government spending and investment. In the fourth quarter, Thai economic growth is expected to be driven by government initiatives such as Low-income
, medical device business is expected to be growth at an average rate of 8.5-10.0% per year. This growth will be supported by: (i) government policy, focused on promoting investment in the sector through the
from sales & service 853.77 810.47 43.30 5.3% Other income 6.29 6.47 -0.18 -2.8% Total revenue 860.06 816.94 43.12 5.3% Cost of goods sold & service 743.25 700.82 42.43 6.1% Selling expenses 16.10 14.83
expected to be growth at an average rate of 8.5-10.0% per year. This growth will be supported by: (i) government policy, focused on promoting investment in the sector through the offering of special