2017, credit demand from large corporates increased with a major need for working capital and investment in fixed assets for some types of businesses. Demand for loans from SMEs has stabilized as the
considers the disposal of assets, which does not impact the core business operation, and the Company does not need to rely or use disposed assets. The Company will focus on its core business consisting of
loans from large corporates increased at a slow pace as there is less need for investment in fixed assets and working capital. Demand for loans of household sector rose from the previous quarter in auto
easing COVID-19 situation with a rebound of foreign tourists which boosted Thailand’s economic recovery. Nonetheless, domestic demand stayed soft due to the global geopolitical conflicts that created
in merchandise exports, which started to impact domestic demand. Going forward, the risks to financial system stability need to be managed cautiously through both microprudential and macroprudential
million baht or decrease 12.84 %. The declining sales volume was due to the decrease in domestic demand for diesel. This is affected by a new outbreak of COVID-19 virus since early 2021. Additionally, the
. Appreciation of THB also affect the export volume. Domestic volume also dropped by 3.28% to 1,007,552 units, compared to 1,041,739 units in 2018 even though there was an increase in domestic demand in first half
further business expansion from rapidly growth of demand for loans and comply with the new requirement of D/E ratio issued by Financial Regulatory Department (FRD) in Myanmar. Details of Capital Injection
and international economic situation, political situation, household debts as well as demand-supply imbalance. In Q2/2019, the LTV (Loan to Value) measures are enforced. Business operators thus need to
proceed with the tender to sell such assets for 2 times during March and April 2018, but no one was interested in sending a tender for such assets, which results in the Company’s need to have the resolution