strong growth from both domestic and overseas businesses, respectively. Financial Status Total Assets As of May 31, 2019, consolidated total assets were 90,844 million baht, an increase of 3,723 million
Coronavirus Outbreak (COVID-19), which resulted in the company had income from the export and domestic sales revenue decreased by approximately 18 percent since the 1st quarter. However, the Company still could
debt recovery and total portfolio and a strong growth of both domestic and overseas subsidiaries. In addition, the Company efficiently managed the funding cost. 2. Financial Status Total Assets As of
expand on the back of domestic demand momentum. Private consumption expanded in line with the continual broad-based improvements in household income. Domestic investment expanded at a slower pace than
extraordinary item of employee benefit expense for the organizational restructuring as mentioned, the Company reported the net loss of THB 406 million and THB 488 million for 2Q20 and 6M20, respectively. Assets
overall 2019 growth at 2.4% the lowest in five years. Exports were hit by trade tensions and the appreciation of the Thai baht had a detrimental effect, which fed through to the domestic economy. The
. Domestic demand continued to expand from private consumption and public spending, while private investment contracted especially in real estate sector in line with decline in the supply of new real estate
%, which is mainly from sales of OEM parts of Mazda cars. Furthermore, the sales in the domestic increased from Baht 252 million in 2017 to Baht 294 million in 2018, or increased by 16% from sales of OEM
sales for this period. Moreover, portion of sales was changed. The changed were export sales to Asia zone dropped especially in sales to main customer in Saudi Arabia, while domestic sales increased from