first quarter of 2020, the total remaining backlog was THB 9,542mn, decreasing by 7.6% compared to THB 10,324mn at the end of 2019 from the value transferred of 6 ready-to-move-in projects namely (i) The
strategic move by combining Central and Robinson department store. The business synergy will give the combined department stores a significant acceleration to become more customer- centric, as well as to
due to lower consumer confidence and overall consumption. Demand for housing loans also fell, especially low-rise housing. Going forward, financial institutions expect increasing demand for loans from
7,993 3.4 6,528 2.9 22.5 Micro SMEs loan 7,954 3.3 7,040 3.1 13.0 Housing loan 21,663 9.1 18,642 8.2 16.2 Commercial Lending 60,899 25.6 55,813 24.4 9.1 Real Estate Development loan 31,591 13.3 29,052
8.3 Housing loan 20,516 8.8 18,642 8.2 10.1 Commercial Lending 56,151 24.1 55,813 24.4 0.6 Real Estate Development loan 30,682 13.1 29,052 12.7 5.6 SMEs loan 25,470 10.9 26,760 11.7 (4.8) Corporate
7,627 3.3 7,040 3.1 8.3 Housing loan 20,516 8.8 18,642 8.2 10.1 Commercial Lending 56,151 24.1 55,813 24.4 0.6 Real Estate Development loan 30,682 13.1 29,052 12.7 5.6 SMEs loan 25,470 10.9 26,760 11.7
% (%) Retail Lending 142,334 59.8 140,402 61.4 1.4 Hire Purchase 105,760 44.4 108,191 47.3 (2.2) Personal loan 7,639 3.2 6,528 2.9 17.0 Micro SMEs loan 7,827 3.3 7,040 3.1 11.2 Housing loan 21,108 8.9 18,642 8.2
) % Amount (Baht million) % (%) Retail Lending 148,568 59.9 145,223 61.0 2.3 Hire Purchase 109,575 44.2 107,612 45.2 1.8 Personal loan 8,282 3.3 7,993 3.4 3.6 Micro SMEs loan 8,080 3.3 7,954 3.3 1.6 Housing