Increase (Decrease) % Change Sales income 15,400.82 15,097.66 303.16 2.01% Rental and service income 493.36 480.81 12.55 2.61% Other income 599.77 577.93 21.84 3.78% Total revenues 16,493.95 16,156.40 337.56

for the three-month period of year 2018 and 2017 Unit: Million Baht Q1’2018 Q1’2017 Increase (Decrease) % Change Sales income 14,874.75 14,270.69 604.06 4.23% Rental and service income 499.08 481.06

) % Change Revenue from contracts with customers* 63,046.23 61,951.32 1,094.91 1.77% Rental income 2,207.08 1,975.06 232.02 11.75% Other income 2,170.56 2,123.53 47.03 2.21% Total revenues 67,423.88 66,049.91

March 2019, which performed as targeted. This resulted in same store sales in the first quarter of 2019 at a satisfactory level, with the company having total income and net profit in the amount of

linked to tourism and the export sector. In contrast, consumer spending in some provinces linked to the agricultural sector continued to decelerate in line with lower farm income due to the low price of

having seen a substantial growth in online sales. Furthermore, rental income has been impacted negatively as the Company exempted rental fees to tenants affected by the closures imposed by the government

power of those consumers relying on agricultural income have been affected by the drought and low commodity prices. However, the impact on private consumption is expected to be eased to some extent by

21.0% in 2018. Excluding TBSP’s gross profit margin of 18.6%, the Company’s gross profit margin in 2019 was 23.4%, slightly decline from a year earlier, primary by lower Gross Profit of Packaging & Label

(31.1% of total revenues), and also the increasing revenue from other income, including trademark and trade name fees of DEAN & DELUCA of 85.1 Million Baht. The total gross profits in Q2 2017 was 761.8

. Income from medical treatments in the consolidated financial Statement went up 6.81% due to income from Chiang Mai Ram Medical Business Plc.”CMR”, a subsidiary amount Baht 3,747.64 million went up from