50% in this quarter. However, revenue from COVID-19 test helped alleviate this weakening data. Overall non-SW revenue dropped by 7% yoy. Despite the increased rate of fixed capitation per head for the

accommodative stance relatively intact in light of easing inflationary pressures amid weakening oil prices in the global market. In Thailand, economic growth for 2019 is expected to decelerate to a range of 3.5

has recovered from the easing of COVID- 19 measurements and the end of the government measurements including free internet data, free minutes for voice calling, subsidies in utilities in the previous

% to 206,391 units due to economic recovery and new car models. Export volume increased by 25.9% to 256,800 units due to easing of semiconductors shortage and some parts of some car models became

. Moreover, the market demand in 2Q2020 has slightly improved by easing of COVID-19 spread, leading to relaxing of lockdown measure as well as easing of travel restriction in China. As aforementioned, fatty

which was mainly due to continual impact of COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the easing of COVID-19 lockdown measures of Thai government and the stores reopened in May, the domestic consumer spending was still

the weakening in the semiconductor industry in 2019 and high capital expenditure in 2018. Generally, capital expenditure for production equipment will follow the increase in sales, particularly in the

to grow slower than forecasted. It was mainly due to the weakening export sector which attributed to the declining demand worldwide, resulting in the stagnant economic growth in several major trading

was due to the weakening Thai baht against the US dollar and Euro in the period, which resulted in THB sales increasing by Bt93 million (Table 1). The increase in revenue in 1Q20 was due mainly to an

contraction of the Thai economy. The economic growth inclined to be slower than forecasted which was mainly due to the trade tensions and the weakening of economy worldwide. Particularly, the export sector has