export prices along with global crude oil prices. Meanwhile, tourism sector and private consumption continued to expand especially on account of spending by medium and high income households, although
period over the passing of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej and the shrinkage of advertising spending in a conventional media segment, i.e. the television segment (television, digital television, and
. This was driven by a significant decrease in advertising and promotional expenses in the UK market under the operation of ICUK aligning to the spending control scheme in order to achieve an appropriate
exhibited signs of ongoing growth, driven largely by exports and tourism. This is in line with the overall global economic improvement. Domestic spending enjoyed promising growth, as evidenced by brighter
around 4.1% in 2018 from previous valuation of 3.9%, due to better performance in the exports and tourism, the increase in private spending and the government scheme to boost spending from low-income
% (723) (505) 43% Net working capital on acquired /sold assets - (11) - (52) (83) (37%) Maintenance capex (22) (30) (24) (7%) (99) (86) 15% Cash Flow After Strategic Spending 108 31 85 26% 67 152 (56%) Net
Strategic Spending 204 (1,383) (115)% 24 189 (639) (104)% Net financial costs (220) (154) 43% (98) (16) (68) 44% Dividends and PERP interest (293) (311) (6)% (75) (74) (68) 11% Proceeds from issue of ordinary
) (1,551) (9%) Net working capital on acquired / sold assets 37 0 (5) (780%) (158) (48) 227% Maintenance capex (42) (39) (22) 89% (183) (100) 83% Cash Flow After Strategic Spending 189 244 (465) (141%) (458
persistently experienced a high contraction due to the international travel restrictions. However, economic activities during that period were supported by the expansion of public spending, together with the