from last year. Revenue from sales decreased 1.66 percent due to the effect of Thai Baht appreciation and sale price declining, even though sale volume and proportion of sale in CNF incoterm increased

of last year. Revenue from sales of first half on 2018 decreased 0.25 percent due to the effect of Thai Baht appreciation even though sale volume and sale in CNF incoterm increased from first half on

introducing new products, under the company’s strategic plan to expand the business. The Marketing Business recorded total sales volume declined 6% YoY and 13% QoQ, mainly from the decline in sales of fuel

against the US dollar and Euro in the period, which resulted in THB sales declining by Bt111 million (Table 1). The drop in revenue in 1Q19 was mainly pressured by a decrease in sales volume by 1% Q-o-Q and

, while consignment usage was lower at Bt760 million (Table 3). The Y-o-Y decrease in revenue was due mainly to a 14.8% decrease in sales volume (Table 4), and due partly to the strengthening of the Thai

relevant to its core or non-core businesses upon conditions that they have an apparent outsourcing policy, measures, criteria, and service provider control system.  Outsourcing however does not discharge

prices and slower decline in fresh food prices. However, inflation remained below the Bank of Thailand’s target range of 1-4 percent. Core inflation is registered at 0.49 percent, down from 0.76 percent in

system and IT security. Guidelines for operating non-core businesses are also open to public comments.The consultation paper is available at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and interested parties are welcome

were not recognized as sales revenue this quarter in accordance with relevant incoterms. The Y-o-Y decrease in revenue was due mainly to a 13% decrease in sales volume (Table 4) and due to the

increase in sales volume by 12% Q-o-Q and 8% Y-o-Y (Table 5), particularly of special grade products, and a ramping up of production from sales contracts won in previous years. Nevertheless, sales revenue